Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.


Yesterday was "feld day. in the police
court.
The pace of wheat is still unchanged in the
market.
The high stage of water in the river is rap
idly receding.
Always get your Sunday dinner at the pop
Mar Boston Restaurant.
Some of the old street cars on the Cedar
avenue line are to be retired.
Wheat receipts yesterday were 1851 bush
els shipments 1875 bushels.
The first timbers for the new Bassett -four
ing mill were laid yesterday.
The Harmonic singing society went over to
Chaska last evening to give concert.
Five Migrants were sent by his honor to the
rock pile for thirty days each yesterday.
The big steam pillow is turning over the soil
out towards Lake Calhoun at great rate.
1t is highly probable the Toohey murder
trial will continue throughout this week.
The inimitabls comedians, Robson and
Crane, are the next attraction at the Acad-
my.
Two car loads of new street cars have ar
arrived and will be put upon the tracks at
once.
-Four inebriates were sentenced to the rock
pile yesterday by his honor, for seven days
service.
The court room was crowded yesterday by
people anxious TO listen to the evidence in the
Toohey trial.
Bertha Algrine has brought suit in the dis
trict court to obtain decree of devorce from
her husband.
The engine of the Flying Dutchman came
in with a broken headlight yesterday, the
result of slight collision down the road.
Thomas Keene closed very successful en-
gagement at the Academy last night in
Richard III. The season has been enjoyed by
our theatre goerS as rare treat.
The managers of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway are making speedy ar
rangements to again commence work upon
the construction of the car works.
The through train on the Milwaukee road
was three hours late yesterday. On that train
Ia brought the Minneapolis edition of the
GLOBE. This will explain to its readers the
delay in delivery yesterday.
Houston, confined in Saltwater for assault
ing holman with intent to commit robbery,
has been subpenaed on the part of the defense
in the ToOhey trial, and was brought over
from Saltwater yesterday.
Four young men living on the east side
who participated in an old-fashioned tin pan,
dinner horn and cow bell chivari Of a newly
cd uUar hefO
day charged with making a noise and creating
= diversion of the peace, but were discharged.
Yesterday morning four laborers employed
at the mills, accidentally fell from the trestle
work into the tail-race below. Although
carried some distance by the swift current,
they succeeded in making their escape with
slight injury.
At about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
hay and feed warehouse owned by Mr.. Lang
on Fifth street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth avenues, south The building and
contents were destroyed. The aggregate loss
is estimated at, $500, which was partially
insured.
Yesterday, while Deputy Sheriff Thompson
was executing the conditions of writ of
ejectment against John Samuels, colored
barber, by removing his househ old effects
from the basement of Salter's building, on
north Washington avenue, an infant child died
in its mothers arms from an attack of fits.
On Friday night four refugees from south
ern Russia arrived in this city. They brought
letters Of introduction from the Jewish relief
committee in Philadelphia. They announce
that about fifty more will soon arrive in Min
neapolis and ST. Paul. An informal meeting
of the resident Jews was held yesterday, and
1t is quite probable that public meeting will
soon be held, which will be participated in by
all nationalities, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the reception and relief of
the emigrants.