Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
MINNIE APOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The paving corps is rushing business
now so as to complete the work.
Price Smith, j. G. Oswalds driver, won
$1,000 on Belle Cook, at the fair
THE Ticket-of-Leave Man. drew a fair
house at the Opera house last evening.
The next fair will be held in Ramsey
county, half way between the twin Cities
Cricket Still and party have gone to
Terre Haute. Ind, where she has smeet-
ing
The board of water commissioners will
hold meeting in the mayors Office this
afternoon.
The Crusaders participated in their
weekly drill at Catholic Association hall
last evening.
The wheat receipts in Minneapolis yes
terday were 45,050 bushels. The shipments
were $3.50 bushels
The A. A. Ames congressional flag waves
proudly beside the Washburn flag, on
| Washington avenue.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders
L. A. society will be held in Catholic asso-
citation hall this evening.
W. W. Browns Theater Comique restaur-
ant, is furnished up in frst-class style, and
dishes up frst-class meals.
The saw-mills are now being run at full
capacity, in the hope of using up all the
logs before the season closes.
Frank Potvin has been granted decree
of divorce from his wife, Louise Potvin
onthe ground of cruel treatment.
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each paid fine Of $18 and costs in the
police court yesterday for fighting.
The Dayton Brothers will soon remodel
and enlarge the St. James hotel. making
| it the finest 50 per day house in the north
west.
The attendance at the Comique was
/ good last evening. The bill introduces
several attractive novelties which catch the
! house.
James Nolan, who recently resigned
from the police force, has been appointed
as one of the guards at the Saltwater state
| prison.
A fre-proof storehouse, with a capacity
of 1000 bushels, is being built by Wheeler,
Heinline & Co., over the canal adjoining
their mill.
Chief Engineer Stetson of the fire de-
department has gone to Cincinnati on a
leave of absence to attend the fremen's
| convention.
Jack Mccall, employed at one of the
mills at the falls, while wrestling with a
! co-laborer, had his shoulder fractured in a
fall yesterday.
Square meals at all hours, day or night,
can be secured at the Boston restaurant,
opposite Pence Opera house. Fresh
oysters served in all styles.
There were twenty six criminal cases
before Judge Cooley yesterday, besides a
number of civil cases. The old machine
was worked at full capacity all day.
The Tribune, on Friday, in an editorial,
stigmatized Messrs. Cotton 81 Co., as ''mer-
camille mountebanks and adventurers,' and
the Coltons q Co. ask $4,000 damages.
The Lake Harriet groves are nearly de
populated of the many companies who have
| spent the past month in pleasant recreation
there. The weather is becoming too cold.
A Derrick house hop occurred at NAL
colin hall last night, at which John Brewis,
an ex-boarder at that popular house, and
now of Milwaukee, was the ''bright par
ticular STAR
Hilmar Stephany, manager of the Ste
phany "Eudardo' company, was in the city
yesterday. This company appears in the
academy on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings of next week.
John G. Dudley was before his honor
yesterday charged with the larceny of S38
from his better-half. The examination
was continued until this morning, and the
defendant was required to deposit 800
for his appearance.
! Cullen Frazier has been taken to the
Ames' hospital to be treated for serious
injuries received while braking on the
Hastings and Dakota division of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, near
Glencoe, on Saturday evening.
John McCullough's 'sVirginius'' was as
grand as ever. His audience, which filled
the Academy, was particularly demonstrate
i've of their appreciation as the climaxes
of the tragedy were reached. This eve
ming ''Othello' will be the bill.
In the police court yesterday afternoon,
VIM. S. King and Edwardo Espanosa were
arraigned upon the charge of cruelty. treat
ing animals during the twenty mile eQueS-
trian race on Thursday. The trial was
continued until this morning.
Myron Houston ran into one Jensen's
buggy on the East side on Sunday evening,
and demolished it. Houston was on lit
tie spree, and was arrested. He paid a fine
OF SO and costs in the municipal court
yesterday, as sequel to the escapade.
Oats are quoted in Minneapolis on
change at 80 cents per bushel, while the
farmers can find no market in country
towns at 81 cents. Farmers should come
to Minneapolis with their grain if they
wish to realize the highest prices at all
times.
Col. King states that the association has
not yet decided as to what disposition will
be made of the buildings on the fair
grounds, but, of course, they will have to
be moved, as the property will now be
plated into city lots for building and resi-
dence purposes.
Scrap Iron Bill lifted the cask of water
in the side show on the fair grounds last
week, being the first man in many thou
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