Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Our city boasts of two female BARRIERS.
The Overland Route at the Opera house to-
night.
1t is proposed to organize an association by
the mi mbers of the press of Minneapolis.
The entire cost of the College hospital, when
completed, including the grounds, will be
slGO,0OO.
H. d. Conner, of this city, has received an
order from Miss Effie Ellsler for an oil por-
trait Of herself.
The remains of'the late J. B. Tinklepaugh
were aid away yesterday under the auspices of
the Odd Fellows.
Ted Irving will receive benefit on Thurs
day ev ening of next week The bill selected
is "Li tile Emily"
The new Touring mill being erected by the
Parmd inter- Bros, in North Minneapolis Is
nearly completed.
1t is reported that j. W. johnson proposes
to establish a bank in building which he will
build On Nicollet avenue.
At the meeting of the directors of the City
bank, j. T. Buxton was elected president and
H.. ID. Ildy UOu NICc plCSIuSAI'
Chas. Btgelow paid $40 into the treasury of
the municipal court yesterday for driving
faster than the staid city ordinance prescribes.
Mr.. Henry F. Converse, recently with
Averill, Russell 81 Carpenter, has opened a
new paper house on North Washington
avenue.
The members of old Volunteer Hose Co. No.
will hold meeting this evening and perfect
arrqng ements for their twelfth annual reunion
and banquet.
The council committee on roads and bridges
held session yesterday afternoon, and pre-
pared reports which will be submitted at the
meeting tomorrow evening.
The embezzlement case brought against E.
e. Do Win by j. F. Dee, his irate employer,
did not pan out very WE'LL and his honor dis
charged it yesterday morning.
&C. Sturtevant, secretary of the board OF
trade, has been placed Oh committee of sew
en- to visit Washington in the interests of the
Mississippi river navigation improvement.
q BON named Sam Hauk attempted to erect
q bay window over the eye of Fred. Reeves, an
east side grocer, and his honor put him down
for v. He paid the sum and took his leave.
There was 5000 insurance on the Hall Il Da
Wis building, destroyed by fire on Sunday
night, and s., coo on stock. The losses were
correctly reported IN the GLOBE Of yesterday.
G. F. Hodges, while attempting to board an
outg9 Ding train at the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. p Jul depot, slipped and was thrown VIC
lently against switch rod, injuring his thigh
quite severely.
Now garnishee suits will be as numerous Jas
hairs upon the back of newfoundland dog.
The district court of this county has issued a
decree setting aside the assignment swindle of
N. B. Harwood to G. H. Pettitt.
The announcement that Aid. Glenn, Roger
Vail, Thomas Comfy and William Donohue
were organizing branch leagues in country
towns of this county was a misprnt. These
gentlemen will start on that mission next
Sunday, however.
Frank Gallagher, a conductor on the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railway, was
brou Pit before Judge Cooley last evening
charged with obstructing the street crossing
with a freight train. The evidence was insult
flcieGt to hold him and the acton was dis
missed.
Joseph :, X,on, The young man who stole
an oVercoat from NJ. NJ. Munson, after stay
ing lin the city lookup over Sunday was ar
raig4ed in the municipal court yesterday. He
was fined So, but in default Of the payment
of tile same he will languish for period of
thirty days.
C. B. Leonard, Esq, ex-clerk of the probate
court has associated himself with Edward M.
JOIN son, Esq, in the law business. Mr..
Leonard is promising young attorney, and
having made host of warm friends since his
com ing to Minneapolis, will doubtless be sue
cessful in the practice of his profession.
A. r. Phelps of the Opera house company
thinl ks well of his dramatic powers. He
prom Ises TO appear in a card tomorrow which
Shall prove TO a demonstration that he is emf
nent in his profession. There are several
Thousand skeptical citizens in Minneapolis
who are waiting to be convinced of the fact.