Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-11
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.

forth At harnoula uai'
This week the Pillsbury A mill viii expert
ment with Canadian WHEAT.
The old Holden street bridge will be taken
down and removed this week.
The planking of Sixth avenue soutn TO the
platform is nearly completed.
The examinations at Hamline university
will occur tomorrow afternoon.
This evening Sunday school concert Will
be given in the First NJ. E. church.
J.H. Long, of the Long Prairie Argus, Is
spending few days in Minneapolis.
DR.. Robert G. Hutchins, the new PASTOR
will preach at Plymouth church to-day.
There are now eleven patients in the new
Sisters hospital in South Minneapolis.
It is alleged that $500 has been offered for
o oberober of commerce membership ticket.
Harrison, the boy preacher, was at the
First NJ. E. church yesterday afternoon and
evening.
At the Reform club meeting in Harrison
hall. this afternoon, Mrs. Hyde OF st. Louis
will deliver lecture.
Miss Hissie Hunter, the popular Chicago
Elocutionist, gave an entertainment IN
Avery's hall last evening.
Emil Large has been arrested for allowing
his chi, kens to run at large. He will be CIV
en- hearing tomorrow
To-day the Rev. Robert Forbes, OF the First
M T. ehurcb, will deliver the commencement
sermon atHsmline university.
Rev. Jabez Brooks, D. D., will occupy the
mint of the First NJ. E. church at 1880 this
morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. K.
Forbes.
Armstrong English, charged with using
abusive language to William McAllen, the
bbricuous chimney sweep, was discharged
yesterday.
VIM. McAllen, the hilarious chimney
sweep, was sent to Castle de Eustis for ten
davs. for polishing off the Uranium OF Arm
strong English.
The Reese brothers, who were arrested for
maintaining nuisance, having abated the
same. were discharged by Judge Cooley yes
terday afternoon.
Work has been commenced on their new
building at the falls by the Electric Light
comnany, and they Will soon be in readi-
ness to furnish hight for ALL
Charles Lamberg was arrested yesterday at
the instance of August Schultz, upon charge
of assault and battery. The case will be given
ahearing tomorrow afternoon
DR.. Cockburn, the city physician, was no.
tilted that case of smallpox existed on
Fifth avenue north, but investigation yester-
day developed nothing of the kind.
Hurrah for the popular Boston restaurant.
Tom Sullivan, the proprietor, is practical
caterer of many years valuable experience.
The Boston never closes its doors.
The city engineer states that the West hotel
can make sewer connections with Fifth street,
and thereby secure fall of two feet, and
hence the work will be at once renewed upon
the hotel.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
George, who have recently recovered from
smallpox, on Eighth avenue south, having
been thoroughly disiRfected, IS now out Oh
quarantine.
The Job printers of this city petitioned their
employers for an increase of their wages, In
conformity with the scale of prices adopted
by the Typogr pical union to go into effect
tomorrow.
ID. Smith for practicing the "manly-
artn to the disiiguraiion of the features OF E..
J. Newman, was called upon by Judge
Cooley ID deposit with the clerk an x, which
he did aud made everything all right.
Mac. Brady, a colored man, for some time
in the employ of Lewis G. Kellogg, is an ap.
plcant for police appointment. he Is backed
by this best r Communications, and Will prooa-
bly, soon wear blue uniform and brass but
tons
Heary Washington wagged his tongue in
an insolent and obstreperous manner in dis
discussion with H. Wellman. He was taken
before Judge Cooley who listened to the les
timony in The cause and then suspended sem
tence.
Bertha Green has begun an actions in the
district court for bill of divorce from her
husband, HadIey w. Green, upon the ground
of desertlOn. Her age is twenty-three, his
forty five. She alleges she is obliged to work
as a servant while he earns $50 per week.
The Northwestern scavenger company (suc-
cessors to A. F. Angeviue) clean vaults and
cesspools with odorless pumps. Offal and
rubbish OF all kinds removed. All orders at
tended TO promptly. Office No. 102 First
street north. Telephone connections. Carl
son Bros. agents.
The amounts which each of the heirs of the
Pinrey estate will receive are: Lewis Taylor,
$75,965, Polly Plnney S27,6l2.76. Anna L Per-
kins, S27,6l3 Is, Geo. NJ. Hunt $13,SJ $50,
Catherine Case, SlS,s0639, Elizabeth Bar
stow, St3,SO5 So Huidah Hsvuum, IS l3, SOC 80,
Ovid P. Brill, Sl3. S06.S Total S2s3, 1898 n.
Yesterdays receipts were, wheat, $4,000
bushels; lumber, 10000 feet; -four, $50 bar
rels; mill suit, "a tons; merchandise, IS car
loads; coal, 81 car loads. Shipm-nts-W heat,
$500 bushels; lumber, $50 600 feet; fou-,
$3.50 barrels; mill stuff, 70 tons; merchandise,
SIS car loads; corn, $50 bushels; oats, 1880
bushels.
The jury in the case Of Harrison & Co. VS..
Peter Wolford brought in a verdict for $3.50
for the plaintiff. As mentioned before in
these columns, this was an action brought TO
recover damages incurred by the falling down
of the Wolford block, on Hennepiu avenue,
two years ago, upon the grocery stock OF
Harrison & Co.
On Monday evening next the prohibition
agitation committee have provided for tenn
.perance services as follows: East division.
The chu ches will unite with the first Congre-
gational in uuion service at s O'Clock. The
central churches will hold like service at the
Centenary Methodist Another will be held
at the reform club hall. Arriving delegates
will be in attendance.