Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
G. Hayes is still missing.

Chas. G. Hayes is still missing.
Lithographic portraits of Belle Cook arr
being hung in store windows.
The health officer reports thirty-three burial
permits thus far for the present month.
Sarah Griffin, charged with assaulting an
other woman, was discharged yesterday.
The membere of All Saints parish went ou
to Lake Waconia ON an excursion and picnic
yesterday.
The Boston restaurant came boldly to the
front vest rday and set up delectable dinner
TO large number OF guests.
Applications for space at the fair, are being
received by Secretary Clark from all sections
of the country By every mail.
Last evening Capt. Chase aud Officsr Leon
ard arrested a man who is charged with the
lrrceny of quantity of jewelry.
K. Hunts friends are TO the front with
money which they vii! wager upon lis win
ming the next match with O'Leary.
1t is probable that both Nicolet and Hen.
nepin avenues, through the business center,
will be paved with granite blocks this season.
Mis- Cook, Miss Jewett, Miss Owens AID
Miss Pinneo are busiiy engaged in daily train
ing for their respective races at the coming
fair.
The tail race from the Touring mills at the
falls is soon to be deepened and widened. The
mills will shut down on the 9th instant for
the purpose.
The authorities have taken in hand the mat
ter of the drivers of street sprinkling carls
who persist In treating people to involuntary
hover baths.
Andrew Dobier, a blacksmith had his foot
30 badly crushed by a heavy block OF iron
falling upon it as to necessitate amputatlon
of two toes, yesterday.
Only two of the six drunks who were ar.
raigned in the police court yesterday paid
their regular S5 The balance went to the
rock pile for seven days each.
Miss Della Cook, variety actress, took g
dose of laudanum with the aim Of self-de-
struction, but was fortunately discovered in
time to summon a oh osician, who admnis-
tered antidOtes successfully.
The new Methodist chapel, at the corner Of
Twenty-fourth street aud Twenty third ave-
hue south, having been completed, will be
dedicated with appropriate exercises at 3
o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
Maj. Palmer, of Indianapolis. who has con-
tracted with the city to lay the granite block
pavements on Washington avenue south and
on Central avenue across Nicollet island, will
begin work with large force OF laborers on
Monday.
The report of the surveyor generals Office
shows that during July there were delivered
to the Minneapolis mills 46,390,000 feet Of
logs, against II ,527 900 during the preceding
month. The logs are now running trife
slow On account OF the low water.
Yesterday the work Of putting down tho
cedar block pavement on the northerly side OF
Washington avenue, between Second avenue
south and Hennepin avenue, was completed by
Contractor Forrest. The work OF paving the
other side of the street is now in progress.
The difficulty between the mill company and
the st. Louis road, regarding the elevated
tracks, is still unsettled, aud the cara are
moved by hand to the end of the elevated
road, where the railroad com pany takes them,
returning them when empty TO the same
point.
Through the labors of Rev. ". W. satter-
lee, who is holding series of street temper.
ance meetings, over 200 young men have been
induced TO sign the pledge and 10 join his
army. DIR. Satterlee has reason to believe
these names will help III the congressional
contest this fall.
On Monday, Sept. 4th, childrens day, the
management of the Northwestern exposition
will offer 800, divided into three purses
Of $50, $50 and 500, for bicycle race
free for all 10 enter. Although this will
occur On children's cay, no boys will be al
lowed to enter the race.
Last evening 7. s. King, the secretary OF the
Brush Electric Light company forwarded an
order for the lamps and burners for the electric
light mast now being erected on Bridge square
by Col. Glenn. He Is confident that this CO.
lossai tower will illuminate the heart OF the
city during the fair.
An application was made in the district
court yesterday by the Minneapolis Gas CON-
pauy for an injunction restraining the city
council from passing the ordinance authoriz
ing Cbas D. r. Smith TO establish a COMPETE
tive gas company. The application detailed
the fact of the exclusive franchise granted the
plaintiff, etc.
The secretary of the Northwestern exposi
ton wishes to call the attention of ST. Paul
merchants and others who intend TO make
exhibits that the space Is fast being taken.
He Is anxious to have ST. Paul well represent
ed, but fears the business men will delay too
long to secure srable space. Send in your
applications, gentlemen.
William O'Brien, a stone mason, started for
Winnipeg with a fellow workman named
Doharty. He soon after returned aud going
to Donohue's wife borrowed set of chisels
which he soaked at Savage's pawn shop.
Savage at once notified the police and O'Brien
was corraled. Judge Cooley sent him up for
thirty days yesterday, in default OF paying a
fine of $25.
The prohibitionists of this district will
make determined fight this fall. They have
Just issued large number of circulars giving
the details of their pnrposed line of action.
J. A. Temple, ESQ, will, without doubt,
be nominated for congress. BE
is one of the best speakers in the party, an up
right and conscientious man, and one who
cannot be bluffed nor bought of. He will
stump the district.
The managers OF the fair have received an
offer Of $4,000 for the exclusive privilege of q
Chicago wheel OF fortune manipulation,
wn, wishes to capture the surplus
money of the patrons of the fair, but
the offer has been rejected. Another offer
comes from patent spring bed manufacturer
in Wisconsin, who wants space to erect tent
on the ground, in which he proposed TO manu-
facture spring beds during the fair week. He
wants to run in connection with this scheme
wheel of fortune. Every purchaser of q
spring bed was 10 have been given ticket,
once in given time these tickets were to be
placed in the wheel and the holder OF the lucky
number would draw valuable cash prize.
This application met with the same fate as
did the first. No wheels of fortune need
apply.
The GLOBE reporter has information that
William Zenke issthe man who threw Turn
key Riley into cell and locked him In at the
time of the jail delivery on 10Th of July last,
when The nine prisoners made their escape. 1t
also turns out that the Young man Waters,
who is held to the grand jury for getting in-