Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Stone work has been resumed on the Boston
block.
Boston restaurant is the name of the place
which never closes its doors.
Chief OF Fire Department Brackett left for
Chicago Yesterday on business trip.
The All Saints Church Literary society had
very pleasant meeting last evening.
The Crown roller mill, which has been
closed since November 10Th, started up yes
terday.
HerGes Hearts of Oak will be presented
for the first time in this city, at the academy
tonight.
o. A Pray & Co.'s new one hundred horse
power engine was started for the first time
yesterday.
t was rumored that man employed in one
of the mills plainly saw the man In the river
yesterday morning.
Witness Burk, in the Cavanaugh riot case,
was fined SIS for contempt of court, for OBJ
streperous and profane language.
At noon yesterday Chicago, Minneapolis
Il Duluth train jumped the track at the East
Side Junction, and occasioned delay.
man named Charles Coffitt was arrested
yesterday for offering a team for sale upon
which is 4 chattel mortgage in the town of
Das:el.
An accident happened the clock Moter
train last night, which blew it of the track
at Twenty fourth street, No one seriously
injured.
The |. o! 0. +. have rendered Miss Phosa
McAllister a complimentary benefit. She has
chosen February 4th as the date and Fanehon
for the play.
A still alarm called the chemical engine TO
SIC First av euue south about IL o'clock yes.
terday. The fire was confined to the roof and
did little damage.
1t would seem that il is the aim of the Min
leapolis papers to prejudice public opinion
against Her man Radzom, whether he be guilty
of the crime charged or not
C. H. Prior received good sized beaver
from Fredericks, MIMI, yesterday. The little
animal Was at once put into the hands of
taXiiermlst, who will mount him.
New Era Lodge No. 81, of Good Templars,
will give an entertainment and supper in the
hall over Littlefeld's hardware store, Central
avenue, East Division, this evening.
The ladies Emerald Isle Land League will
give musical and literary entertainment this
evening for the benefit of the ant-coercion
fund, in Martin hall on South Washington ay-
enue.
1t is now rumored that D. w. Albaugh is
not to manage the Opera house after all, but
that the house will pass into the hands of an
Inti 10 20 fterM
ter's departure.
newsboy named Dan O'Neill met with
painful accident at the Milwaukee depot yes
trrday morniag, having his foot badly crushed
by huge trunk falling upon it. DR.. Emery
was called and thinks amputation Will be nee
essary.
To-day being the day of prayer for the col
leges, there will be meeting at the UNIVERSE
ty, under the auspices of the Y. M. G. A., at
8 p. m. a meeting will also be held in Ply
mouth church at the same hour, which will
be conducted by Rev. d. Van Anda.
Architect E. S. Stebbins is drawing the plans
for the new Gethsemane church, which is to
be built on the recently purchased lot of the
society corner Of Ninth street and Fourth
avenue SOUTH The church, which will be q
very fine one, is to be built of stone and will
cover Il groun nd space of 100 by 152 feet.
The friends of John Ieef, an employe of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul car shops,
who live at 43 Twentieth avenue south, re-
ported last night that he had not been home,
nor had he been seen, since Tuesday night of
last W, elk. They entertain apprehensions that
possibly he is the man who accdently fell into
the river and was drowned.
The As ociated Press dispatch received here
last evening to the effect that the jury in the
Guteau use brought in verdict of guilty,
created unusual satisfaction and enthusiasm.
Knots of excited citizens could be seen on
every street corner talking it over. Some in
eredulous parties doubted the report, siyin
it was only newspaper dodge to sell papers
upon the streets.
Some three weeks ago a valuable team was
hired from the livery stable of Peter Cashan,
in 81. Peter, and never returned The police
of this city were furnished with description
of the horses and the carriage, which resulted
In finding one of the horses which had been
purchased by a Mr. Hill of this city fer $50,
and the carriage and harness, purchased by
Mr.. harrington for $50. The property was.
promptly turned over TO the owner, who had
come here, and who paid for the keeping of
the horse. The police are confident that they
will soon be able TO trace out the whereabouts
of the other horse.