Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The river continued to rise throughout the
day yesterday.
The criminal calendar of the district court
will be closed to-day.
The prices of produce advanced slightly,
In this market yesterday.
Go to the Boston restaurant for meals,
lunches, cigars and beverages.
The Kuckli diseased meat case in the dis.
trict court has been dismissed.
The amphitheater is being arranged in the
college hospital lecture rooms.
The Toohey murder case has been set for
trial in the district court this morning.
Go to the Boston restaurant tonight after
the organization of the council, for refresh
ments.
Owing to the unremittaut rise in the river,
work upon the stone viaduct has been aban-
doned.
An important meeting of the Robert Emmett
Literary association will be held on Sunday
evening.
The funeral of the late Rev, DR.. Beatty will
occur lat Plymouth church at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
J. L. saphOre, recently of Phosa McAllisters
company, has opened school of oratory aud
elocution.
The knights of Pythias will give another
one of their delightful balls in Pythian hall
discovering.
Workmen are engaged to-day in removing
the wrecked machinery from the ruins of the
Pilsbury B mill.
Tomorrow evening MARITIME, the Illusion
ist, will open three nights engagement at
the opera house.
The sale of seats of the Thos. w. Keene
engagement opened yesterday morning, and
they are selling rapidly.
John Welsh and Lille Carroll, two mem
bers of the theatre comique company, have
been united in blissful wedock.
The gun of F. Hutchinson, while out hunt
ing, was accidentally discharged, and the con-
tents made an ugly wound In his left arm.
The dead lock in the city council upon the !
election of president for the ensuing years
seems Of an uncompromising character.
The big steam plow didn't get away yester-
day. The time for its transfer to the Lyndale |
farm is now set for $50 O'Clock this morning. |
While working in Arouson's stone quarry
on the island, Charles Chuderson received
very painful scalp wound by being struck by
broken derrick.
The wheat receipts yesterday were 97,40O
bushels, the largest amount of any receiving
point In the United States, while the ship
ments were 3,S25 bushels
delegation of fifteen ladies representing
the Eastern Star Chapter of the Masonic or
der, left at - m. yesterday to institutes chap
ter at Hastings.
While driving on Eight street yesterday Mr..
John A. Terrell was thrown from his carriage.
Besides being badly bruised, he sustained a
fracture of his left wrist.
The state oratorical contest between COM
petitors selected from classes OF the State uni
versity and Carleton college will occur in the
Academy of Music tonight
The street car track on Fourth street,
between Eighth and Tenth avenues south, is
being removed. while double-track is being
laid out Eighth avenue south.
An addition to the Hall & Damn barrel fac
tory, nearly as large as the main building, '
and one story higher, is to be erected. Work
In excavating has already been comm 'nced.
The temperance people met at Harrison 7
hall last evening and talked over the recent
eleclion. They are now engaged In organic
ing their forces for the coming fall con-
test.
G.. F. Stone, a butcher employed in the
South Minneapolis meat market, accidentally :
sawed three fingers of his left hand nearly in I
twain yesterday. His hand was badly mutt
lated
The building on the East side occupied as a
childrens home, having been declared in bad
sanitary condition and uptaxabie, the chill
drer have been temporarily removed to the
College hospital.
vicious horse kicked Frank Cruikshank
In the side yesterday, infcting a serious in
Jury. He was picked up in an unconscious
condition aud taken to his home. The attend
ing physicians fear serious internal injury. I
James W. Griffiu, administrator of the es-
tate of John Beecroft, has sued the Milwau-
kee road for 50 $780, damages due the estate of
his testator, who was killed by the cars at the
Seventh street crossing in december, 1880.
The young ladies of the flower mission of
church of the Redeemer, are to give the enter
tainment which has been in rehearsal so long, ,
on tomorrow evening. Nineteen young
ladies are in the cast OF the comedy to be pre-
sented.
The Canton Bridge company writes that Two {
of the iron spans for the upper bridge will be ]
shipped from Canton to-day. The contractors
are now engaged in Strengthening up the old
wooden structure, with view to opening it
to public travel about the 18th instant.
The assignee of Weeks, LittleHeld & Blair s
reports the liabilities of the firm to be S20,- !
1896. and the assets S2O,697. so, SO that the !
creditors will receive dollar for dollar. 1t is !
quite probable that the creditors of the firm
will release it from bankruptcy, and that the {
business will be continued. 9
Articles of incorporation of the Apollo club :
have been filed with the register of deeds.
The objects of the club are literary and social r
culture. There is no fixed capital stock. The
incorporators are G. L. Levi, D. Weishopf, E. i
Bernstein, G. Rees, Geo. c. Jacoby and s.
Rothschlld, all of this city.
Yesterday forenoon the city clerk was en- {
gagged ia preparing the Sl25,000 new city
bonls issued for street paving fnnd, which
are to be delivered TO Chas. Nee. Reeve, who
takes them at their face value, less Z of J
per cent. commission. They are payable in !.
1919, and draw AZ per cent. interest semi !,