Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-02
MINNEAPOLIS oLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS oLOBELETS.
W. W. Brown has returned from Chicago.
Officer Jas. Smith ran In three tramps last
night.
The iron for the Holden street bridge is ar
irving on the ground.
The double track OF the Fourth avenue
street car line is completed.
The entries for the Minneapolis races will
close on Saturday NOR ming at 10 o'clock.
The "Fulton Market" will hereafter be
known as the "Theater Comique" restaurant.
Yesterdays wheat receipts were 15,725
bushels, ard the shipments were 2,975 BUSH
els.
The regular weekly bus mess meeting Of the
Reform club will be held in Harrison hall this
evening:
The foundations for the new Blaisdell scoool
house are all in and work on the building is
progressing finely.
The final hearing Of the long contested
Ovid Pinney will, will occur this morning in
the pro bate court.
Matthew Walsh, president of the city coun-
Gil, contemplates visiting his parents 10 Kill
kenny, Ireland, in July.
Mrs. D. Garrison, of this city, lie # for the
south for her health yesterday, accompanied
by her two youngest children.
A stranger was robbed of $45 in cash in
saloon yesterday. A man was arrested on
suspicion of working him last night.
Henry Frank, who stole watch, vest and
coat from colored man named Andrew Mi
nus, went to Jail ninety days for the offense.
A large number Of people attended the
Knights and ladies of the pyramid excursion
lerday.
Alderman Pillsbury occupied his seat in the
council again Wednesday night. He reports
g very pleasant trip to his former home In
New Hampshire.
A fire in the residence of Thomas Hooker
on Sixth avenue southeast was discovered in
it's iucipincy yesterday and was extlnguished
BY bucket brigade.
Frank Blenville seized mans watch for a
debt. He was arrested for larceny, but was
discharged by the municipal court upon his
returning the property.
Publisher Dawson estimates that there will
be fully 5000 more names in the new city d.
rec,ory than was contained by the directory of
last Year. This is very gratifying.
The Crusaders 7. A. society at its recent
meeting adopted uniform, which have al
aeady been ordered from the manufacturers
in Cincinnati. 1t will be second to none in
the state
Everybody says the Boston is the best res
taurant in the city, and what everybody Gays
is always true. Fresh oysters in every style.
Choice Havana cigars speciality. Open day
and night.
At the preliminary meeting of the dentists
of Minneapolis, which met Wednesday night,
Doctors Clark, Reed and Bailey were appoint
ed committee to complete the organization
of q Dental association.
John Munson, q brakeman on the Hastings,
& Dakota railway, was brought to the Ames'
hospital last evening with crushed hand.
His injury is SO bad that amputation will
probably be necessary.
The mayor slast night ordered the chief of
police to stop the sale OF all articles on the
streets which are sold by legitimate business
houses, with the purpose Of protecting tax
payers who pay rents.
Hi Mason was arrested yesterday charged
with cruelty to animals. The complainant
alleges that he beat horse with rock. The
case was called in the municipal court yester-
day, but continued until nine o'clock this
morning.
The pedestrians at Market hall were run
ming bravely away last night. Panchet ex-
poets to make brilliant record, while Nc
Cormick thinks he can hold him down. The
four are good men and will do their utmost.
Mrs. Thompson, residing on Fourth street,
just below Sixth avenue south. yesterday acct.
dentally gave her eighteen-months' old child
teaspounsful of aconite. She had intended to
give paregoric, but had mistaken the bottle in
giving the dose. Drs. Heiderly and Dearborn
were Immediately summoned, and restoratives
and sntidotes given and applied, and last
evening the child WE about the house again.
The dose was Ed large that it was almost
instantly emitted from the stomach, thereby
saving the life Of the child.
The Darlington & Casey Land company
filed articles of incorporation at the Office of
the register OF deeds yesterday. The object is
dealing in lands, tenements and hereditsments,
it's place of business Minneapolis, and its cap
ital stock $500 600, divided into ten thousand
shares; it's limit of Indebtedness is $500, 600;
the date CT commencement is June 10, 1889, to
be continue thirty years. Annual meetings
are to be held the first Monday OF September.
The incorporators are D. Darlington, Toledo,
Ohio; T. H. Casey, Minneapolis; Page g.
Cleveland, Ohio; William G. Whitney, New
York.