Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-12
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The full police force is now on duty-new
members and all.
Another large audience was entertained al
the Theater Comique last night.
Dinner is always ready at the Boston restau.
rant, any hour of the day or night.
EzThe new time card of the motor line is ex-
pected to go into effect tomorrow.
There was no meeting of the water board
Monday, but it meets next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich celebrated their silver
wedding at Turner hall last night.
The drives are coming in now in sufficient
number to keep the saw-mills booming.
The usual weekly dance was held at the Lake
S ide hotel, Lake Calhoun, last evening.
Monday boy roaming on the roof of a
shed on Bloomington avenue, fell and broke
his leg.
Mary Etter deserted VIM. S. Etter, and
William has been granted divorce from
Mary.
The commissioners appointed to assess the
value of the Northaker estate viii not report
this week.
Secretary Huntington, of the Y. M. G. A,
has resigned, his resignation to take effect on
or before August L.
For some time the inhabitants of the south
portion of the East side, have been infested
with clothes.line thieves.
Monday three gypsy women were on the
racket and repeatedly attempted to enter
dwellings, on Hennenin avcnue
The National guards, of Paramount, passed
through the city last night to Camp Hub
bard. There were forty-six of them.
Monday chain broke ON the machinery
used in the Eleventh avenue south street exca-
walton, scalping one of the workmen.
The board of equalization will meet at o
O'Clock this morning at which time the asses
sors hope TO have their work completed.
The Eighth avenue line of street cars are
now running to Franklin avenue. The Mon
roe street line will be in operation next week
The NJ, & st. L. trains for the White Bear
encampment will hereafter leave at 5:45 p. M,
fifteen minutes earlier than the time hereto.
fore specified.
Geo. Hummel so racked his constitution by
drinking too much rum and so inhumanly
treated his wife Anna, that divorce has been
granted Anna.
Monday while Arthur Chambers, brakes
man, was coupling cars he got his hand
crushed so badly that the amputation of three
fingers followed.
Mrs. Lyman Palmer, an aged lady residing
at 6l0 Hennepin avenue, fell down flight of
stairs Monday afternoon and sustained serious
but not fatal injuries.
Yesterday forenoon a heavy piece of iron
fell on the foot of one of the workmen in a
blacksmith shop on South First street, crus h.
ing it severely. His foot will probably be
saved.
Mr.. Jacob Mehrin, of Chicago, will arrive in
the city to-day with the new electric police
calls which will be introduced as fast as pos
sible, and will be great help to our efficient
force.
Judge Atwater has offered to sell the city
his piece of 10 acres on the river front for
public park. There is little probability of the
offer being accepted. Minneapolis is ma turally
slow in that matter.
In short time The two entrances to the
Milwaukee depot are to be united by an annex
alton with three doors, and the company will
station person at each door 10 examine
tickets and direct passengers.
The motor will hereafter stop on the east
side of Washington avenue, where cross walks
will be built by Col. McCrary and w. W.
Brown. Jake Barge and Joe Hoffiin clicked"
on the machine, with this result.
The work of improvement is still continued
at the Comique. A force of carpenters are
now engaged in building large addition TO
the wine-room, which, when completed, will
he finished up and decorated in the latest
style.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
held its regular meeting last night in Catholic
association hall. They elected delegates to
attend the national and state Total Abstinence
conventions TO be held in st. Paul, the former
on August lst and the latter on August I'd.
The printing and publishing firm of Hey
wood & Kruckeberg, on Second street, has
succumbed 70 financial pressure. Messrs.
Bre3ner, Smith 81 Co., paper dealers, have
foreclosed mortgage which they held upon
the machinery, and business has, in conse-
quence, been suspended.
The prohibitionists have held meeting
with closed doors 10 discuss the matter of
placing a candidate in the field at the coming
campaign. 1t is understood that no definite
action has yet been taken, nor will until the
regular nominations are made when, if they
do not see chance to work with another
party they will place their own champion in
the lists.
Co1.0sessiou0L C0nd;d1eu