Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.


The public schools will reopen next Monday.
The Abbott company left yesterday for
saltwater.
The State University commenced their win
ter term yesterday.
The Boston Restaurant is the place to get a
meal cheap and nice.
The regular weekly meeting of the Zouaves
will be held this evening.
Mr.. T. Byrnss, who has been quite i'll for
some time, is cenvalescing.
Iron is arriving for the bridges on Univer-
sity avenue, east division.
During the year 1881 the street railway COM
pany carried 2.47l us passengers.
The Silver Grays will give another dance on
Friday evening at Archibald's hall.
There will be an important meeting of the
chamber of commerce this morning.
1t seems pretty positive that we are going
to have that long promised union depot.
The criminal business brought before Judge
Cooley was confued to cases of plain DRINKS
yesterday.
The new board of officers will be installed
by Scandal lodge, Knights of Pythias, this
evening.
There will be meeting Of the Temple OF
Honor at the hall over Elliott's musis store
this evening.
A new board of officers was elected by the
Father Matthew Temperance Aid society on
Sabbath last.
A carpenter named Frank McCleland fell
from a scaffold yesterday morning and dislo-
Gated his right shoulder.
It is reported that farmer residing on the
east side of the river had sheep killed by raw
enous wolves on Monday.
The brotherhood of locomotive engineers
will give ball and banquet at the Nicollet
house, Thursday evening January 10.
The work of improving Market hall has
been begun, and as soon as completed series
OF concerts by Danz' band will be inaugurated
A little child belonging to Peter Oleson, re-
siding on North Fourth street was badly scald-
ed Monday evening, by tipping large pan of
boiling water over her.
Ladies residing in the vicinity of Oak Lake
are invited to meet the Oak Lake Aid society
at the residence of Mrs. R. Fl. Hankiuson,
Sixth avenue north, this afternoon.
A brakeman employed on the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway, named William Helm, had
his wrist caught between the bumpers of two
freight cars and seriously crushed on Monday
A man named Henry W. ScheIl arrived in
the city Monday evening from the Big Woods,
where his left arm was broken by the fall of a
tree. He is receiving good attention and is
doing we'll.
The new officers of the Crusader Temper
ance Aid society were installed at their meet
ing last evening. A musical and literary
programme was presented. The society is in
a highly prosperous condition.
Two Maynard lads were placed in durance
last night for helping themselves in general
way to several articles from the tables at Col.
toms book store. They will be arraigned IN
der the charge of petty larceny this morn
ing.
Bridget Lebrey has spoken of Catherine
A. Duggan in a manner disturbing to the lat
ter's peace of mind, for which Catherine de.
mands that Bridget shall pay her S. 900. An
action in the district court has been COM
menced to recover that amount.
A bum named Joseph Hurst and a compau-
ion INDUCED in a drunken frolic in a South
Second street saloon last evening In the |
rumpus which they created one of the party |
was fired bodily through the glass front of
the saloon. The pair was properly cerralled |
and will doubtless to-day be relegated to the |
rock pile.
George A. Camp has scheme in his head. |
He proved success in running Republican |
county conventions, a la mode, and hence he |
concludes he can cope with most any affair
earthly. Now he thinks he can help Col |
West out of his difficulty in purchasing the |
desired property from the Sisters, for the alley
in the rear of the proposed new hotel After |
furnishing Col. West with this strip of land |
he thinks he would have a space which would |
be bounded by streets on two sides and on the |
other sides by alleys, and on this tract he pro-
poses to build theater