Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-27
MI NNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

terday.
The Silver Grey club will dance again thi
evening.
RJ. Ra ukin is confined to his bed with al
attack of fever.
The Y. NJ. C. A. benefit of Wednesday even
ing is reported fat failure.
The merry sleighbell was heard upon the
Minneapolis streets yesterday.
The Boston restaurant still keeps open every
minute of the twenty-four hours.
Yesterday force of $50 men commenced
work upon the new stone arch railroad bridge
The Zouave boys will give another masquer''
ade ball IN Turner hall next Wednesday even.
ing.
People brought out the shovel TO clean of
the sidewalks yesterday for the first time this
season.
The panorama of Pilgrims Progress will be
exhibited in Harrison hall this and tomorrow
evenings.
D. P. Delamater Will be examined in the
police court upon the charge of receiving
stolen goods
1t begins to look as though the main chan
mel of the river would remain open through
out the winter.
The work of putting In the stand pipes and
fire connections at the Crown Roller mill has
been completed.
Captain Mahlin Black, who was recently in
jured by accidentally falling down flight of
stairs, is improving.
Frazier & Co., sash and blind manufacture
ers, are putting steam engine in their fac
tory on the east side.
A lad named Jacobson was painfully injured
by being run over by train, while he was
crossing street in South Minneapolis.
The Zouaves will give another masquerade
ball in Turner hall next Wednesday evening
for the be efit of the new uniform fund.
The case of The State VS.. Hermon Radzom,
charged with the murder of his wife, is on the
calendar of the municipal court for to-day.
The regular weekly meeting of the teachers
of the public schools will be held in room G
of the high school building tomorrow morn
ing,
Minneapolis lodge No. Knights of Pythias
will hold regular convocatlon this evening
in Pythian hall, on South Washington ave-
nue..
The weekly meeting of the Woman's Christ
ian Temperance union will be held in the hall
over Elliot's music store tomorrow after
noon.
The funeral of the late David Syme took
place yesterday morning, and was attended by
a large number of the friends of the de-
ceased.
Jensen, Gilbrausen q Co., sash and door
manufacturers, have erected building 120x20
feet, two stories in height, in addition to their
factory
The R ebert Emmett literary society is max
ing elaborate preparations for the celebration
of The anniversary of their prototype, on Feb.
ruarY Il.
The Zouave boys have sent to Paris for
sample uniform, and if they find it satisfactory
they purpose importing full set from that
fountof fashion.
During The past year forty three plated
additions have been made to the city, and
more are in progress of being plated. That's
the way we grow.
Herne's "Hearts of Oak' combination
week at the Ac ldemy last evening, to large
and satisfied audience.
The incorporators of the Minneapolis Elec-
trio Light company are. only awaiting the en-
actment OF an ordinance by the city council,
TO proceed to business.
The Ladies' Emerald Isle Land League gave
fine and enjoyable entertainment in Norden
hall last evening. Quite material financial
impetus was given the anti-coercion fund.
This evening the merry members of the
Olympians, section of the Society Diana,
will hop in masks in Harmonic hall. Four
desirable prizes will be given the holders Of
tickets.
Market hall is now in very neat and at
tractive state. 1t has been remodeled, painted
and kalso1nined with an exclusive view of
making it first class music and lecture hall
in every particular.
Ella Jorgenson, who was arrested upon the
charge of numbering her illegimate offspring,
is at liberty again, and will not be prosecuted
as there is no evidence procurable which
would convict her of the crime.
This evening the weekly business meeting
of the Reform club, will be held in Harrison
hall. Arrangements will be made preparatory
to the Mass State Temperance convention, to
be held in that hall, beginning on February IA.
The new Gethsemane church will be fine
edifce to be built of stone, 100x152 feet, on
the corner of Ninth street and Fourth avenue,
on the lot recently purchased by the society
for the purpose. Architect Steffins is now en-
gagged in drawing the plans.
As yet the mystery connected with the man
who was drowned in the channel of the river
not frozen over has not been solved. Johr
Leef, the man referred to in yesterdays GLOBE
is the only man reported missing, and he dis
appeared on the very evening of the accident
Agreeable with the suggestions made by
Engineer Bracket in his report to the city
council, the footlights on the Academy OF
Music stage have been protected with wire
screens. The gas jets in the dressing rooms
have been covered with globes, and new reel
ordered for the hose. Other fire pretectlons
will be added soon.
Only two criminal cases graced Judge Coo
ley's sanctum yesterday. The first was plai
drunk, and it was decreed that the offende
serve the subsequent seven days in cracking
rocks. The other was that of the boy Ander
son, who is held in durance for stealing bras
from the o. A Pray iron foundry. The latte
was continued until O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.