Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The new straw board mandatory on th
East side Is now running full blast.
E. A. O'Brien, of Saltwater, was visitin,
old friends in Minneapolis yesterday.
The Pillsbury A Touring mill is running
night and day again, with plenty of wheat.
A free excursion to Hope Z. II. Steele
new town in Dakota, next Tuesday evening.
The Norwegian Lutheran college at Madi-
so0, Wis, proposes to remove to Mime
apolis.
Prof. Danz's orchestra has been engaged K
furnish the music for the Corinne Merry
Makers
Read advertisement of the greatest labor
saving invention-the Hawley- Harrington
Washer.
Aid. Barge has gone to Wisconsin, whittier
he was called to attend the funeral Of his
mother.
Judge Bailey again occupied the municipal
bench yesterday, Judge Cooley still being in
disposed.
Com. Kittson's entire stable of fast horses
have been engaged for Col. Kings fair IN
September.
The regular meeting of the Crusaders 7. A.
society was held in Catholic Association hall
last evening.
Comptroller Hill is of the opinion that the
rate Of taxation the en- suing year will be sew
enteen mills.
The Sisters of Mercy will give their lawn
festival for the benefit of the new hospital to-
morrow evening.
The wheat receipts at Minneapolis yester-
day were only II $50 bushels. The shipments
were 1913 bushels.
A quorum falling TO congiegate, no meet
ing of the board of water works was held
yesterday afternoon.
long and short range team match and a
military team match are included in the tour
nament programme to day.
Remember that the popular Boston restaur.
ant never closes IFS doors day nor night.
Everything in the eating liue.
The Lyndale railroad now runs trains
through 10 Mnnetonka every three hours
each day, with extra trains on Sunday.
Col. Inness will leave for the East to-day to
perfect arrangements for Prof EIison's test
ing his first electric motor on the Lyndale
road.
A lad named Benny Merrick had two fingers
so badly crushed in the cogs of a derrick at
the new Baptist church as to necessitate am
putatiOn.
Chaplain McCabe will deliver his lecture
"Thc Bright Side of Life in Libby prison."
in the Franklin avenue NJ. i. church on Fri
day evening.
A meeting of the board of health was called
TO meet at DR.. Ortman's Office at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, but miscarried for want
of quorum.
The Corrnne Merry Makers will open an
engagement at the Opera house this evening.
They will continue three nights and a Satur-
day matinee.
Quite number of gay couples went out on
the motor and attended the dance at the Lake
Side hotel, Lake Calhoun, last evening. A
very pleasant time is reported.
An exceptionally fine open air concert was
given at Snyder;s Dark by Prof. DAMS brass
band last evening and large crowds
of people went out and enjoyed it,
The members of the rifle teams to partici-
pate in the tournament at Fort Smelling to.
day, were on the range yesterday and INDUCED
III lively practice. Some fine shooting was
done.
e. w. Smith, county superintendent of
schools, returned last evening from Toledo,
Ohio, where he attended the annual assembly
OF the Supreme Temple l. o. o. F., of which
he is supreme treasurer.
The county board of equalization was iii
session again yesterday. The principal bust
ness consisted in listening to the complaints
OF taxpayers, who claim that they have been
assessed for more property than they own.
All the logs have arrived from the drives
of the upper Mississippi and its tributaries,
and are safely lodged in the booms The mill
men can now run night and day if they please,
and not run out of material for their greedy
saws.
Monday suit of new clothes aud gold.
plated watch chain were stolen from the room
of Frederick Lang, guest at the Wall house,
on Second street, valued at S31. Lang has
commenced suit against the proprietor, j. g.
Oswald, to recover their value.
An unusually pleasing programme is pre-
scented at the Theatre Comique this week.
The work of improving the house is still con-
tinued, and Manager Brown is determined to
leave nothing undone that could contribute TO
the comfort and enjoyment of his patrons.
Several car loads of excellent blue granite
blocks for pavements were dumped on the
street at the corner of Washington and Third
avenue south yesterday afternoon. Work in
putting them down will begin soon. The
stone curbstones along Washington avenue
are nearly all in.s
company has been organized by Messrs.
Pillsbury, G. NJ. Amsdem and c. S. Hubert,
of Minneapolis, and C.. I. Sims, of AlexaR-
dria, for the purpose of operating elevators
throughout the Northwest. The corporation
continues for thirty years, with capital
stock of 100000.
The commissioners appointed by the court
TO condemn lands for the purposes of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul ear shops, have
filed their report. They have awarded Mahala
Woolson $50, Elizabeth G. Roberts
Sl,54S.7O, H. Il. Russell and others, owners of
one lot, 81 800; Mary Nothaker, 81 $50; and
FL. S. Williams and others, owners of one lot,
S4G0.
Several car loads of cedar blocks for paving
Washington avenue have arrived and were
dumped at the corner of Washington and
Third avenue south, where the work of paving
will commence. The blocks were viewed by
many people who express the opinion that
few of them are sound and fit to be laid. They
are nearly all in various stages of decomposi-
ton.
COrOner'S Terdtct.
After short session yesterday afternoon