Daily globe., 1882-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.

Col. James has removed his Office to No. Il
Washington avenue south.
Charley Fell has gone TO Miles City to en-.
gage in the printing business.
A break has occurred in the McMullen saw
mill and 1t is laid up for repairs.
Owing TO the lack of logs the Diamond ant
Todd mills have suspended operations.
Six cases were brought before Judge
LELAND, of the probate court yesterday.
Bishop Foss, who has been suffering an at
tack of malarlal fever, is reported improving.
The government wants the new postoffice
quarters lighted by electricity. Let it be so.
The new cavalry company will wear the
regulation United States uniform, with few
minor changes.
The board of health has passed resolution
requiring the street commissioners TO report
to the board daily.
June 1st has been set for the day of remov-
ing the postofflce department to new quarters
in the Boston block.
The sprinkling carts started out on their
humane mission yesterday, and the people
breathe more freely.
A meeting OF the Ames' Zouaves was held
in Turner hall last evening, when its organi-
zation was perfected.
The popularity of the Boston restaurant is
well deserved Fresh oysters and choice Ha-
vana cigars a speciality.
The street railway Office has been removed
10 the rooms in the Academy OF Music
recently vacated by Col: King.
Rev. James McGolrick went to Red Wing
yesterday to deliver lecture last evening on
"The Evils of Intemperance."
s. Maheney, Esq, who has been absent
from the city for several months upon legal
business, returned home yesterday.
George F. Hamilton, who was recently in
iured in the Wisconsin pineries, died yester-
day forenoon at his home in this city.
The firm OF joel B. Bassett & Co. has been
dissolved, Isaac Gilpatrick retiring from the
business. He received $4,000 for his interest,
The board of trustees of the Hebrew Relief
association is engaged in relieving the wants
of the Russian refugees, who have arrived in
this city.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Frank Todd of
Cedar avenue, while cleaning house, acci-
dentaly fell from step ladder and dislocated
her shoulder.
The Humane society has arranged for
public meeting of the children of the society
to be held in the Church of the Redeemer on
the 18th instant
A large pan of scaldeng water was upset
upon little 3-year- child of Peter Oleson,
of the East side, on Tuesday evening. The
child was badly scalded.
An application for postoffce in Hotel st.
Louis, at Lake Minnetonka, under the name
"Northome," has been forwarded to head
quarters in Washington.
The calendar for the May term Of the dis
trict court contains 1S5 cases. This number
will doubtlessly be greatly augmented within
the intervening time for the opening of the
session.
The sale of seats for Edouin's Sparks COM
bination, which occupies the Academy on
Friday and Saturday, was opened yesterday.
This company is now delighting st. Paul
audiences.
One property owner on Hennepin avenue is
laying sidewalk in front of his store, of one
inch pine boards. That hardly complies with
the requirement of our city ordinance upon
sidewalks.
The Immaculate Conception Benevolent So
cieiy of Minneapolis, are preparing the grand
est event of the season for Monday, Jure 5.
An excursion to White Bear lake is a part Of
the programme Other societies will doubt
less take part.
The lumbermen's committee appointed to
raise the prices on lumber for the present sea-
son, has reported a schedule which varies
very little from the one III vogue last season.
Suffice it to say the prices are bigh enough to
please the builders.
The Journal, on Tuesday, took the Mime
apolis end of the GLOBE to task for expressing
alarm at the unhealthy condition of the city,
and on Wednesday il stultifies itself by publish
ing the GLOBES interview with the president
and secretary Of the board of health, with the
remark that the ''board hits the bulls eye"
Mr., and Mrs. F. H. Willius of the East side
were thrown from their carriage by a run
away horse on Tuesday evening. The lady
was violently thrown upon q pile of lumber,
and sustained q compound fracture of her left
shoulder and was otherwise seriously injured.
Mr.. Willius fortunately escaped serious IN
Jury.
Joe Murch, OF the Nicollet house billiard
hail, raised s12.75 for the Nina Spear fund
Tuesday night. Let the smount swell to
thousands. The little sufferer will, even
though her life be spared her, at best be a
cripple, and her medical treatment will involve
large sums of money, which her parents.
although in comfortable circumstances, can
not meet.
Or. Keith's physicians are at last compelled
TO admit that they do not fully comprehend
the nature OF the disease from which he is
suffering. A coasultaton has been held with
unsatisfactory results. The abscess on the
eide was opened, with the suppositlon that a
pus cavity existed, but nothing of the kind
was found. The patient is considered to be in
very critical condition.
Wm. Stewart wayward soldier in the en-
uloy of Uncle Sam, was before the judge of
the municipal court yesterday for drunken
ness, He explained to the court that his
company had received orders TO start for Fort
Keogh this morning, and if sent to Jail for
his offense he would be tried for deseIt'on as
soon as his term Of imprisonment had ex-
pired. He was discharged by the court.
Complaint is made that the East Side city
scayenger, instead of taking ofall to the
dump" carts it out into ST. Anthony Town
ship. 1t will be remembered that this mode
of procedure was adopted once BY former
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