Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-25

The office of the Minneapolis end Of the G1eEk
shss been removed TO Ss1 Hennepin avenue, roonss
70 and lsyarderburgh's BLOCK. Public elevator.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The iubilee singers at the opera house 1h's
evening.
Still the postofiice remains in the city hail
building.
Mrs. Frank Adams suffers dislocated an
kle, the effect of runaway.
Gospel services will be held at Harrison hall
by the Reform club this afternoon.
The stage of the water in the river is re-
markedly high for this season OF the year.
Frank Peabody hitched his horse to lamp
post. A fine of 81 balanced the scales OF JUS
tice.
The new motors on the Lyndale road Will
run on the Minnetonka line for the Srst time
to-day.
Divorces were granted yesterday to Mrs.
Mary Amundsen and Mrs. Emily RepiE, II the
district court
The Morton Big Four Minstrels closed a
losing season at the Academy last evening 10
small house.
The French citizens of Minneapolis eelebrat-
ed St. John the Baptist day yesterday II pas
keu picnic at Osseo.
Otto VIII, who was arrsigned in the police
court yesterday charged with assault upon
Jos. Benton, was discharged.
An order for the arrest of any person who
shoots fire crackers within the city limits has
been issued by Chief Munger.
Postmaster Laraway is still awaiting his
official documents from Washington before he
assumes the duties of his new office.
The weekly meeting of Father Matthew L.
A. society will be held in Catholic Associa-
ton hall at O'Clock this afternoon.
meeting of the Michael DaVItf Land
League will be held this evening in the Nor
den hall on South Washington avenue.
The open cars on the Lyndale line is COM
fort !, and proves popular attraction these hot
days as mode of conveyance to the lakes.
Frank Wainwright had his hand badly in
iured by coming in contact with the WORK
ings of circular saw in an east side saw mill.
Charles Lancy was arrested by Capt. Chase
for creating disturbance on the East side.
He will be given a hearing in the police court
on Monday.
Danz band gave fine concert on Bridge
square last evening, which was listened to by
q arge throng of people, who lined the sides
of the streets in that vicinity.
Eurrah for the popular Boston restaurant.
Tom Sullivan, the proprietor, is practical
caterer of many years. valuable experience.
The Boston never closes It's doors.
R.C. Bennett was arraigned in the police
court at the instance of o. L. Bentson, charged
with assault and battery. He entered plea
of guilty and paid fine of $40 and costs.
Capt. Ames of the Ames Zouaves has con-
scented TO drill the Crusaders T. A. society, and
will give them their first instructions in Cath
Ole Association hall tomorrow evening.
Fred Bcyton, with newly organized COM
pany, will open the season in this city on the
evening of August 18th, after which he will
proceed again to Winnipeg where he reaped
so rich harvest the past season.
E. NJ, Griswold had his left leg crushed by
falling between the logs on one of the drives
while assisting in breaking JAM" He was
brought to the city yesterday, and every at
tention will be paid to his injury.
Coroner Farbsirn, having made searching
investigation ia the case of the body of the
infant found in the river on Friday, and fail
ing to find any clue of the identity OF the
mother, permit for burial was issued yeSter-
day.
Il. Lane got tearing, mad drunk. He was
run in and subsequently introduced to his
honor, Judge Cooley. His was an aggravated
case, and after listening to the testimony the
court imposed a fine of S25, which Lane
paid.
The commencement exercises of st. Mary's
convent will take place in Exhibition hall,
corner OF Marshall street and Sixth avenue
northeast, on Wednesday morning, at $3.50. A
very elaborate programme has been prepared
for the occasion.
On the evening of Tuesday, July 18th, the
silver wedding of Mr.. John B. Mueller and
Mrs. Rosa Mueller will be celebrated in the
new Turner hall on North Washington avenue.
The invitations, which have been issued, are
unique affairs.
Michael O'Neill, residing at No. 4l5 Second
avenue north, met with serious accident
Yesterday which may terminate fatally. While
employed in the Washburn G mill he fell
through hatch way. In acritical condition
he was picked up and taken TO his home.
The Northwestern Scavenger company (suc-
cessors to A. F. Angevine) clesn vaults and
cesspools with ordorless pumps. Offal and
rubbish of all kinds removed. All orders at
tended to promptly. Office No. 102 First
street north. Telephone connections. Carl
son Bros. agents.
Mr.. John Douglass claimed that he was as
saulted by footpads at the Fifth street railway
crossing of the Manitoba railway at late
hour on Friday night. The rogues only Sc
cured small amount of change which they
found in his pants pockets, missing healthy
roll of bills in another pocket.
1t is announced that the poor commissioners
have resolved to exclude reporters from all
meetings in the future. Perhaps this may
prove good policy, but if the commissioners
entertain thought that the reporters cannot
get the transactions they will probably awake
some fine morning fully convinced of their
error.
Yesterday an explosion was heard at the
junction of Washington ard Nicollet avenues.
Quickly an excited crowd gathered, and all
were anxious to ascertain who fred q pistol