Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Yesterday was quiet Sabbath.
Go to the Boston restaurant for good square
meal.
Herbert G. Conner, the artist, has returned home
from the north.
IA ice cream festival will be held in Parish hall
on Wednesday evening.
Over six hundred Minneapolis dogs have lease Of
life for the ensuing year.
Hashaw, Maish l. Davis have q contract to build
Ave run Touring mill at Grow River.
meeting of the Father sheehy land league was
held in Robert Emmett hall last evening.
Frank Mayo will soon appear ia the Academy of
Music In his great creation, "Davy Crockett"
The regular drill meeting fthe Minneapolis Light
infantry will be held in Market hall this evening
]. @. Cspron had portion Of three fingers
amputated by falling pully at the stone arch
bridge on Saturday.
compromise has been effected between the
cigar makers and the employers, and the strikers
will all resume work this morning.
w.o. Marshall has placed very good oil painting
on exhibition in Elliots window on Nicollet avenue
entitled "The Abbey Of the Moelk.''
The regular sessions of the various committees
of the city council will be held to-day. The COM
mittees on ways and means, and public grounds
and buildings will meet at 3p m.
Already tourists begin to arrive from the south
It Is likely the number Of tourists who will visit
Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka the present sea-
son will exceed that Of any previous seas, n.
Leonard Kulin, q young man about twenty-five
mitted to the care of Sheriff Eusts. Kun seems
to be imbued with an inordinate desire to suicide
The Northwestern Telephone exchange has had
served upon Contractor +. W. Pratt an order to
show cause why permanent Injunction should not
issue against him restraining him from interfering
with the wires Of the exchange in moving houses.
A meeting of the French citizens of Mime spolis
was held at No. 1875 Nicollet avenue yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Michsud, editor of LIE CGaadien,
Mr. Paradis, of st. Paul, and DIR. Cadieux, OF this
city, made addresses in French and English.
committee Of gentlemen from the Benevolent
society Of the Church of the Immaculate Concep.
ton went to st. Paul last evening to perfect ar
rangements to the end that the Catholic societies Of
that city should act in concert with them in the
cursion to White Bear Lake on June 9Th.
Ed. A. Henderson left last evening for Grand
Forks where he will at once enter upon the duties
Of city editor of the Pldindedler. Mr.. Henderson
Ia conscientious journalist and will doubtless prove
profitable acquisition to the staff of the Plain
dealer.
Dr. B. F. Collins, of this city. has received sew
eral kilograms from his brother, B. A. Collins, q
member of the editorial staff of the New York Her.
GLd confirming the sad intelligence of the death Of
his brother jerome F Collins. together with the
other parties of the boat which was lost from the
Jeannette. DR.. Collins has the full and hearty SYM
pathy Of the people.
The fire department. was called out twice yester-
day. The first call was in the morning, when 1t
was discovered that FIRE had broken out in the
tenement row on Third avenue south. The loss
from the fire is estimated at about 81, 200, upon
which there was no Insurance: The second fire &C.
Cured In the afternoon on the East side, where
large shaving pile burned. No losa.
concert will be given liz Market hall on wednes-
day night under the management of MIR. o. Larson.
He will be assisted by the Frega quartet and
Messrs Ohmann, O. F Struck, B. Sannerud and
Mons Baker, who will give the vocal part of the
programme, and Miss Wetterhsll and Prof. G.. John-
son, who will give the instrumental. Arrangements
being made to assure the success Of the concert
As yet no authentic call has been made for a
public demonstration By the Irish citizens of this
city over the release of PaInell from Suspect"
dungeon, and in consideration of the inextusable
assassination of the secretary Cavendish, serious
damper has been thrown upon every Irishman,
which will probably result In holding no demon
stration whatever. Every prominent Ir1shman of
this city Indignantly denies the impItaton that the
murder was in apywise the work of the land league
movement. They fully realize that an act of such
character would necessarily result disasriously to
the end sought by the league.
About three weeks ago, it will be remembered,
three pocket-books were found hidden beneath the
sidewalk on north Third street, one of which con-
tanned $3.50 in certified checks. running to the
nome OF William Laggett These pocket-books and
contents were turned over to the chief of police for
safe,keeping unit! such time as they
owner. Yesterday Ohief Munger received postal
card from VIM. Laggett, dated at Bismsrck, which
stated that he had lost property and checks
toned and also stated If the chief would forward
upon the receipt of full description, he would write
the same.