Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Markets were dull yesterday
The turner's masqueraded last night.
E. O. Bell, left for Chicago yesterday.
Business in the district court was light yesterday.
"Dr" Bergof, the great Russian army surgeon
80 called, has vamoosed.
Drop into the Boston restaurant when you are hum
cry. Doors never close.
regular meeting of the Temple Of Honor will be
held this evening at 251 Nicollet avenue.
The proposals for furnishing granite for street
paving will not be opened until next week.
The Pilgrims Progress will be exhibited at the
First Congregational church this evening.
The Zouave boys will give q masquerade ball this
evening for the benefit of the uniform fund.
The extra meetings of the Sixth Avenue Baptist
church we're commenced again last evening.
The assets of Alvin Butler, who recently made an
assignment are SSa3 81. Liabilities $2,7SO:67
The O'Clock train on the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
st. Paul road was two hours late yesterday morning.
An ambitious amateur company will attempt "Da-
and Pythias' at the opera house in the spring.
The farmer whose team ran away at the mills last
week and killed valuable horse, has paid $500 dam
sges.
The second half of the Pilsbury mill viii be
completed and set In operation the latter part Of next
month.
To-day the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railway company will send its first train into
Milwaukee.
''Dora" at Pence Opera house tonight, ben eft
the Knights of Honor. 1.-TWO Orphans" tomorrow
benefit Of j. F. Herne.
Chief Bracket recommended the purchase Of
800 hose cart, to be used in emergencies while
the others are up for repairs.
Mrs Fahey, an old lady, residing at No. 610 Six
teenth avenue south, fell down stairs yesterday
ceiving some serious injuries.
During the month of January there were only five
fires in this city. Properly to the amount Of $i72s,
on which there was $S,s25 insurance.
Private fire alarm boxes will be placed In the
Academy of Music and in the Nicollet house. The
first will be No. 2l5 and the other No. 214.
An employe of Jensen, Gilbeanson Co. g sash
and blind factory, named A. Hanson, had his hand
caught in machine yesterday and badly cut.
Patrick Qualey has secured judgment against
the Lyndale motor line for saOS.6O for damages
sustained in the death of his horse in a runaway
caused by the motor.
Mayor Rand favors an arrangement whereby the
residents Of any street can have any kind Of pave
ment that the majority desire, providing the prop
eriy owners are willing to pay the bills
The printing and publishing firm of Hop pin l.
Palmer, publishers of the Northwestern Miller,
has been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Hop
pin retiring. He will establish machine shop
The committee from the city council on roads and
bridges will recommend this evening that q contract
DO made with the Canton Wrought Iron Bridge
company to remove the Plymouth avenue bridge for
$500.
Yesterday afternoon Cornelius Kienan, Jr., q fes-
tive farmer. was corralled by the police upon q
charge of larceny Of S22 overcoat from Ralphsons
clothing store on South Washington avenue. He
was arragned but had the ease continued until this
afternoon.
As an illustration of the manner in which matter
will grow in determinations, the fire In New York
yesterday is in point. 1t was rumored upon the
streets at noon hour that ten millions of dollars
worth of property had been destroyed and some two
thousand lives lost
It is proboble that more Indignation is just now
being poured upon Bill Washburne's head by
disguised constituency than would forty -horse
power engine. just let him put in appearance
upon the streets of Minneapolis. There would be
noise, and it would echo.
Charley Darck. the slick yousg scoundrel who was
serving ninety days sentence on the rock pile for
stealing an overcoat from his father while being
taken with the rest of the ng from the cells to the
rock pile lodged into old cellar way and not
missed. He succeeded In making his escape.
On the whole the Mahn Comic opera company is
better tina people generally expected, while there
particularly superior voices, there are nany
very sweet voices among the company. They were
greeted by another good house last evening. The
CT gagement will close with "Boccaccio' for the
matinee piece this afternoon and Patience" In the
evening
William Burns, q tipplipg 'bumn was before his
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mitted to sign pledge. The clerk drew up pledge
not very stringent affair." by the way-and Will
linn affixed his z to it. Sentence then sus-
pended, and the newly made prohibitionst departed
il happiness.
Last evening o. Oleson arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court under search warrant for COW. The
cow it ia alleged, is the property of A. Bumb, and
found in the possession of Oleson Oleson ex-
plains that he purchased the animal from q man
who purpoIted to be the owner. Thr case was con-
tinued until this afternoon to give the defendant an
opportunity to subpoena witnesses.
The friends of John Leef, the missing man, ap-
peared before the chief of police and requested that
certain man, who it is alleged, bore bitter malice
der. The chief referred the parties to County At
torney Hale, who stated to them that possibly it
would be better to first find out for fact that
the man WAS dead. The warrant was refused. In
the meantime, in the minds of all conversant with
the facts In the case there is little doubt that Leef
week.
THE COURTS.
Probate Court.
Before Judge Ueland.l