Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-19
MINNEApOLIs GLOBELETs.

The Washburn mills will resume operations
again this morning. v
The North Star mill is again in full opera
alton, running night and day.
The Holly and Crown roller Touring mills
have been temporarily shut down.
Ole VAIL, stabbed in the abdomen by VIII
liam Zanke, is improving and will recover.
Work on erecting the mast on bridge square
for the electric light will be commenced at
once.
The saw mills are being run at full capacity,
with an abundant supply of logs in the
booms.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis yes.
terday were 1880 bushels; shipments five
car loads. -
The Knights Templar Ascension day cere
monies were observed in st. Marks church
last evening.
The meetings of the Ladies' Oak Lake Be.
nevolent society have been discontinued until
next October.
On and after Sunday the Minneapolis g. st.
Louis railroad will run four trains per day to
Lake Minnetonka.
Don't you know that the Boston restaurant
| is the only one in the city that always has 8
fine supply of oysters.
Tony Denier's Humpty Dnmpty troupe will
open two nights engagement, in the
Academy, this evening.
A horse viciously kicked Charley Horton,
driver OF the chemical fire engine, In the face,
INJECTING bad wound. rFF
James O'Brien, an, undoubted tramp, was
sent to the rock pile yesterday for thirty days,
That's good tramp law. az
A. L. Chapman of Watertowp, N. T., is the
guest of A. A. Demeules for a few days. BE
| is en- route for Jamestown. m {
A burning haystack called the fire depart.
ment down near the university yesterday
afternoon. The stack was destroyed.
Bertram Walters, OF South Minneapolis,
was badly gored by an ugly bull which he
was attempting to drive on Wednesday.
The very first grand excursion of the sea.
| son to upper Lake Minnetonka, Will be given
by the First NJ. E. church, on June 5th. =
Canvassers for names for the forthcoming
city directory are making good progress. The
| residence portion of the city Is nearly com.
pleted.
At the Knights Templar Ascension day SER
vices, held in St. Marks church last night,
Rev. Sir Knight, T. b. Wells, delivered the
sermon. '@@e
A Geographic match between select tsame
from the Minneapolis and the Eau Claire Rifle
clubs, has been arranged, and will occur in
about week.
Brady Lewis was before his honor yesterday
morning, for hitting James Malone in the face
with bar of IRON. 1t cost Lewis SIS to sat
isfy The ends of justice.
The district court has granted Margaret
Dickinson bill of divorce from her hus.
band, William Dickinson, upon the ground Of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Ida Maud Blakely and James Goulding who
were found occupying o sleeping apartment
over Dlon's saloon, were Obliged to pay $751;
in the municipal court yesterday.
The broom brigade craze has struck Mime.
apolis. A number of young ladies will meet
this evening to effect an organization. a uni.
form of cadet blue has been selected.
The directors OF Plymouth church are in
receipt of telegram from DR.. Hutchins OF
Madison, in which he accepts the cell to the
pastorate of Plymouth church, alta salary OF
Of $4,000. I'D
Peter Mootz, saloon keeper at the corner
of Second avenue south and Second street, re.
fused to give some booty patrons any beer.
They consequently got mad, set upon him and
nearly pounded the life out OF him.
What has become of the proposed city or.
dinsnce regulating the workings of employ
ment bureaus. The suggestions relative to
the matter by the mayor are pertinent, and
we hope will not be passed by unheeded.
Mrs. j. L. Lusch, nee Miss JenHey L. Berry,
accompanied by Mrs. J. NJ. Berry, Of Column
bus, Ohio, have come to spsnd.the summer in
Minneapolis, and are now at the residence OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Davis, No. 25S Eighth
avenue south.
The Immaculate Conception Benevolent
society has changed it's excursion programme
somewhat. The purposed tripto White Bear
lake will be made to Lake Minnetonka in.
stead. The st. Patrick Benevolent society OF
st. Paul Will participate.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry will give a
prize drill in Market hail this evening. First,
company drill; second, drill for prizes; third,
| bayonet encounter. Admission free. Exer.
cises strictly military. AL are invited. Ladies
| are especially requested to attend.
Frank Glnter was arrested at the instance
of his wife yesterday, who charges him with
| assault and battery. Ginter war arraigned in
the police court yesterday, but had the case
continued until next Tuesday afternoon, to
give him opportunity to get Witnesses.
Last evening George Rice, worthless vag.
abond better known as Woodchuck, an appel.
lation won by his delying under the fence
enclosing the rock pile and escaping, snatched
portmonnaie, containing So, from lady g
hand and made off. Officer Norman overlook
the robber aaa he languishes in durance.
Two sprigs, spelling for lark, hired q
horse from Gallows' stable yesterday. They
had their lark by being brought to grief.
They boozed to their Threats, and in under
taking to turn in the street on Second avenue
south and Third street, were tipped ont, booze
and all. The police ran the boys in and they
will DO required to answer to Judge Cooley
this morning for their Ill behavior.
The nuisance at the corner Of Second street
and Hennepin avenue continues undated. The
Reese brothers, who are building a new block,
have kept huge pile OF lumber lying In the
middle of the street all the spring. The police
have repeatedly given them notice that
he must remove it, TO no
avail. The only recourse seems to be to
arrest them for obstrusting the street. A
healthy fine would undoubtedly have the. de.
sired effect. -
At the annual meeting of the Y. n. G. A..
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: II. E. Fletcher, president; VIM.
NJ. Penny, vice president; Dr.. W. @. Diver,
recofdiag secretary; K. A. DAWSON, treas
urer board Of directors: A. J. COndit, G.
L. Marble, J. Mind, L. L. Longbrake, Geo.
W. Snuman, F. Fl. Peterson, T. E.. Hughes,
Chariss s. B4rdael, ]. W. Galley, w. q.
EustIs, Frank <, Pratt, Prof. N. q. WincheI.
A de6s of seJ5 Is was reported. 1t was de-
cided 10 reulvve the rooms and probably the
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