Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-19
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

your Sunday dinner.
The city physician reports fifty cases of
diphtheria in the city.
All extra fine dinner will be set at the
Coraique restaurant to-day.
Lawrence Baxter had his left hand
crushed by the machinery in Touring
mill
DR.. Collins has gone to Washington to
appear before the Jeanette board of inves
tigation.
meeting of the teachers of the public
schools was held in the high school building
yesterday.
Sharks Along Shore" was played at the
Opera house matinee, yesterday afternoon.
to paying house.
There were only twenty-five licenses to
enjoy the delights of connubial existence
issued in Bennepin county last week.
A trotting matinee was participated in
by the sporting men and their fast stock,
at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
The monthly business meeting Of the W.
c. I. L., was held in the Advent hall yes
teraay afternoon, with a general attend
ance.
The funeral of the late Michael Cavan-
agh will occur from the family residence
on Lvndale avenue at . o'clock this after
noon.
The weekly meeting Of the Father
Mathew society will be held IN Catholic
Association hall, at o'clock, this after
noon.
wrecked freight train near the juno
ton occasioned a vexatious delay in pas
senger trains of about two hours yesterday
forenoon.
The police force contributed to purse
yesterday to aid Mrs. Alice Ross, poor
unfortunate, to go to Detroit, where her
home IS.
Hugh Thompson, a carpenter residing
on the East side, had his left hip fractured
and three ribs broken by falling from a
scafEolding.
The third keystone in the short line via
duct arch has been placed in position and
the fourth arch is nearly ready to receive
the keystone.
The Minneapolis Street Railway COM
pany has ordered twenty-five new cars for
their System. which is being daily extended
and improved.
7 80 shots from revolver frightened a
bur yiar from the residence of H. R. Lang
ton on Fourteenth avenue south, on Friday
night. No one hurt.
Arthur Weldon was sent to the rock pile
yesterday by Judge Cooley for thirty days
for stealing an overcoat from Bain's store
at 2l5 South Washington avenue.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Min again gave
his admirable representation of Hamlet
at the Academy of Music matinee to
fashionable and highly appreciative audi
ence.
Geo. ". Penniman, of Boston, has been
appointed district secretary of the G. A. A.
G. for Minnesota ana will have charge of
the constitutional prohibition work in the
Third district.
The debris Of the Knickerbocker block
fire is being removed, and it is highly
probable that Mr.. Eastman will rebuild
the handsome block and perhaps on even
a grander scale.
This week Miss McAllister will revive a
season of ballet at the Opera house in the
production of the White Crook, with a
company of young ladies selected for the
especial purpose.
Mary Toucy, charged with assaulting
small boy with whip, had her case par
TALLY tried in tho municipal court yester
day afternoon, when it was continued until
Monday afternoon.
Fred Gordon has been arrested at the
instance of John Odell, who charges him
with committing an assault. The case
will come up for hearing in the munich
pal court on Monday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Michael
Dayitt land league will be held at the
Hibernian hall this evening. The question
of organizing an Irish literary and must
cal society will be brought up for discus
sion and possible action.
Yesterday forenoon an employe of one
of the mills at the falls, had his left hand
and arm badly lacerated by coming in con-
tact with circular saw, necessitating the
amputation of the first three fingers and
a portion of the thumb.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Hans johnson and Letta Donald, o. NJ.
Olson and Carrie Vindquist, John P. Blom-
quist and Wilhelmina G. Peterson, Andrew
Habenand and Katie Fyten, William
Sanders and Lizzie Wintzburg.
A brace of toot-pads attempted to hold
up William Bradley on the lower bridge
on Friday night, but Bradley is pugilist
of no common strength and dexterity.
These foot pads will be in no condition to
prosecute their games for at least week.
4. J. Hjalberg is under arrest charged
with calling Mrs. Annie Hanson a thief,
while Hjalberg has had warrant issued
Cor the arrest of Armies husband for also
asing abusive language. The cases will
both come before Judge Cooley on Mon
day.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. l
Lard, Ga; No. hard, 8; No. 1 regular,
43; No2 regular, 80; No. 3, Z; rejected,
10; No. oats. L; rejected, 2; No. 3 barley,
3;rejected, 1.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour, 10000
bbls., lumber, 100000 feet; mill stuff, 1913
tons; wheat 4, SEQ bushels; merchandise, A
cars; live stock, car; barley. 1000 bush