Daily globe., 1882-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS

1hs ofioe Of the Minneapolis end Of the GLo1s
hasbesn removed to SS1 Hennapdn avenue, rooms
u and 1svsnderburgh's block. Pubic elevator.
MINNEAPOLIs 0LOBKLETs.
Yesterdays wheat receipts were 100 bushels.
Two moro Of the jan breakers were recsptured
last evening.
The Temperance people win run 9 candidate for
congress this fall.
Prof. winchelr's little boy fell from . wagon and
fractured his right arm.
The oorinne party opened their engagement at
the 0pers house last night in the Mascotte.
The corner stone Of the Ladies' hall ct Hsmline
university win be laid next Wednesday morning
Beware Of Pinchbeck jewelry and thin plated
ware peddlers, VINO are swindlng the people out Of
good money.
The Boston restaurant came to the front yester-
day and set up delectsble dinner to large num-
Der Of guests.
Judge Shaw has Dismissed the proceedings
brought against the Harrison property on FRS.
avenue north by Minnie Mousseau.
Mr.. wornock Of Western avenue had his clothes
lines Invested Of their contents and several chickens
taken from his hsnnery on Wednesday night.
The plymouth Scandinavian sundsy school par
ticips;ed in delightful picnic exclusion to Lake
Minnetonka yesterday. going out over the Lyndale
road.
On Wednesday sack containing sixteen hens With
broken necks was found on Third street. 1t is sup
posed that chicken thief had become frightened
and dropped them.
The Minneapolis team came out just seven behind
y x1~zo -
match at Fort Smelling yesterday, but les1 the Chi
cago boys eleven.
Another meeting of the Loggers' association win
be held at tbs board OF trade rooms tomorrow
ing, whea The machinery of the organic ton will
pfabAoiy be got inro good working order.
Work has been commenced on the new Swedish
Lutheran church, nj tbs cUrner of Eleventh avenue
south and Seventh street The structure will coat
Sl2UOJ. Spooner Waters are tae contractors.
A. n. Merrick's horse took fright az q COW while
he was driving with his family Though Peanman's
addition on Wednesday evening and ran away. They
sere all thrown out, and little girl seriously
injured.
Charles A. Steadman, the popular leading man of
the Phoss McAllister company, passed through
Minneapolis yesterday en- route for Boston, where
ne is going 70 peffect an engagement for next
season.
A small German boy who could not speak English
fell into the toll at of the mills LAST evening
and Was recovered fro M watery grave with much
difficulty by gentleman who happened to witness
the accident.
Issdore Monash is making arrangements for
tablishng lithograp hing house In Minneapolis. He
graphing department of the printing house of
Johnson, Smith Harrison.
+. II. Wilson, . tearnster in the employ of the
Minneapolis Mil Q mpany, while unloading load
of lumber yesterday afternoon, got caught beneath
aud was severely injured. His left leg was broken
and two ribs were cislocated.
Twelve Chippewa Indians, from the Red Lake
reservation, have pitched their tents In Oswalds
grove, just north of the city. They are on their
way to Washington upon business connected with q
new treaty. They have with them an interpreter.
Patrick Mckinney, who INDUCED in abusive Ian
gusge to woman, failed to show up in the munich
pal court yesterday. He had been allowed to 60 on
his own recognizance and will doubtless be taught
that it won't pay to default in such matters.
Tne four headed Pishock- -saboska family quarrel,
which has been gaining considerable notoriety by
being ventilated In the municipal court has been
postponed until the 9th instant probably with the
expectation that that would end it, so far as the
court is concerned.
Mrs. Alex Allare, of No. 4O5 Main street, who has
been seriously Ill with typhoid fever for three weeks
has had no physician until yesterday owing to the
destitute condition of the family. The husband was
not aware that the authorities would provide aid
Four email children are also sick. at
As mentioned in the GLOBE few days ago, the
new gas company which proposes to establish here
competitive gas works, has arrived On wednes-
dsy evening an ordinance regulating the operation
of the same, given its first reading at the meet
ing OF the city council, and referred to the COM
mitiee on ordinances.
The lawn festival given by the Sisters of Mercy,
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South Sixth street. was q merry success. The at
tendance was very large and the excellence with
which the affair managed fully merited 1t. The
proceeds, which was no mean sum, will 60 to the
maintenance Of the hospital
THE little daughter of Christian Bender residing
north Main street. fell from the roof of q stable
yesterday and in falling in contact with spike
projecting from the side of the building, badly
aeerating the feshy part Of the thigh and ssparat-
ing muscles. DR.. Reere was summoned and pro-
nounced the wound very serious.
The motor trains for the lakes will hereafter leave
Washington avenue, outward bound, at so, 8 :2c,
$3.50, 1856, :05 q. NJ, and 12:10, 1885, las 2:2O.
$685. go 43O o:10 $40, :15, :50, 35, 9:05 and
10 AS D. m This is an increase Of nine traias Der
day. or nearly double. The $3.50 and 9:55 q. and
:35, 20 and :06 p. M trains run to Exce!sior.
John Ryan,is machinest employed at the car shops
Of the Milwaukee b st. Paul railway in South Min
neapolis. On Wednesday he received his pay for
Ipontn'S servlces JOnn ID somewhat addicted to
the u. Of the 'ould crathur'' q beverage, and
sometimes the habit downs him. After receiving
his pay he took drop, and that drop was supple
mented by dupicatioas. He fell In with Q brace of
merry companions who were ''hale fellows well
met" when Ryans purse supplied the booze Ryan
became dizzy, and his companions got him into
dark alley and belabored him with Asts and clubs,
and at the same time risd his pockets of some S51
of his hard earned wealth Ryan applied at the
Ames hospital yesterday to get his wounds dressed.
He had q serious cut on the back Of his head ex-
tending three inches. Sign the pledge, John.