Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Business in the municipal court was very light
yesterday.
The electric light mast will soon be erected, the
iron is arriving.
The board of equalization have qualified and
commenced business yesterday,
newly plated portion of the Lyndale farm will
be cold at auction next Tuesday.
The Republican caucus for the First precinct
Sixth ward, will be held this evening.
Niles Ostrum, charged with stealing an oyerc pat,
was discharged, no evidence against him.
The street cars now run on the Cedar avenue line
to Twentieth avenue, making line of AZ miles.
Minneapolis is to have q second wholesale boot
and shoe house. that Of g. P. Mcintyre, Of Chicago.
The Knights Templsr propose to arrange for a
number OF excursions to Lake Minnetonka to begin
soon.
The Chute Bros have completed their fine block
on Central avenue, and have commenced NOV
ing in.
We are assured that cedar will commence to grow
ON Washington avenue Saturday, as the paving will
begin then.
Prof. DAM band gave concert Tuesday evening
at Snyder's park, consisting of choice selections
finely executed,
The Bradner Smith Paper company have FORE
closed mortgage of $4,000 on Haywood & Kruke-
berg, job printers.
BY the latest kilograms another man has been
arrested at Delano supposed to be Schiller. one of
the escaped jail birds.
Peter oferman was before 'his onner'' yesterday
charged with keeping his saloon open on Sunday,
and paid $40 into the city treasury.
n hall
In Minneapolis township. There was quite large
attendance of attorneys and several cases tried.
MIR. Barge wants no Jim Hill business on First
avenue south. He prefers to have the moter stop
on Fourteenth street and passengers to reach it by
street cars.
Last night tbs Father Matthew and Crusader Total
Abstinence societies INDUCED In strawberry and
ice cream festival az Catholic Association hall. All
report good time.
The Theater Comique still draws big audiences,
the bill is rs-class and the company srs all favor.
ties. Joe Crawford Is handling q set of bones on
ths end this week.
Yesterday evening Sheriff Eustis had succeeded
In recovering none of the escaped prisoners.
man has been seized at Owatonna answering the
description Of Reed.
Yesterday the Swede Baptist church Sunday
school INDUCED in excursion 10 Lake Calhoun,
drel, baskets, goodies, etc.
The health officer ia constantly annoyed by false
alarms sent by anonymous letters. 1t may result
as disastrously to of those people as the cry
"Wolf wolf" when there was no wolf.
Mr. NJ. b. Bushnell, an excellent builder from Chi
cago is to have charge Of all the wood work in the
new theater, as stated by Architect Cobb, who
returned from Chicago yesterday morning.
Yesterday morning the fire department was called
out by an alarm from box LA. They found the
Pillsbury elevator in blaze, but it was promptly
extingulshed before much damage WAS done.
O. d. Cutler, leader of the Theater Comiquo
band, who is just recovering from broken leg, re-
ceived heavy fall yesterday by the breaking of his
crutch, but fortunately was but slightly injured.
Pat Ryan offers to sell the government for post
Office purposes lot 12l feet front by 1855 feet Deep
on the corner of Main street and Second avenue for
one dollar. Minneapolis real estate is getting |
cheap.
sidewalk is being built the east side Of |
Nicolet island, which will continue around the
north end and connect with the walk now on the |
side, forming continuous promenade around |
the island. |
Tho log dealers attempting to protect Them |
eeives against imposition from tramps by compelling
every man they employ to sign an iron-olad con- |
tract, binding hin to work for definite period I'M
less sick or disabled
In the of Patrick Glostner, arrested for biting
off Gunstafson's ear, the charge was changed TO as
sault and battery. Glostner promised to sign the |
pledge and. on account Of the need Of support for
defendants family sentence was suspended
1t is rumored that the prohibitioniss will tender
j. A. Temple, Esq the congressional Aomnation
Should they do so, and he accept he would make a
strong candidate and bother Billy, but would not |
the prohibition ticket gain sdherents by letting
Washburn and Ames have fair fight.
Mr.. VIM. Aver has secured patent for removing |
the skin of the wheat kernel. The invention con-
ssts of set of blades of grey Derbyshire stone to
revolve hub within cylindrical case The case
revolves In opposite direction. II Is thought by
millers that 1t will require too much power and
be too expensive.
A very light local demand for wheat yesterday. |
Receipts, 81, 450 bushels Shipments $3.50 bushels
receipts of lumber, CO., 600 feet; shipments of lum
Der, 10000 feet; receipts of -four, 600 barrels; ship
ments of flour, 1856 barrels 46 of merchandise
received, and So cars were shipped Yesterdays |
total receipts were 327 cars: total shipments, 800
L. A. Legg has recently purchased Spray, a two |
year old FLY, and sister to Babcock. The price paid
ID $1,000. Spray was sired by imported Buckton, |
dam Ethel Sprsgue. She was bred by Capt. Cottrel
of Mobile, and In the Mobile FLY stake race, in |
which there sixteen starters, Spray came out
third. The horsemen of Minneapolis can congratu- |
late themselves in adding this promising FLY to their
present fine studs.