Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02
NJ MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs

Typhoid fever isreported in South Mime.
apohs.
The day and night pafrolmen exchanged
hours of duty yesterday
Electric lights were us-d on the Stag al
the Academy las. evening
a meeting - the Refor c'nr vas held in
Harrison hail last wang
Niuvty, seven marriage ''reu~es were ssued
during The month of Aucnr.
"o!etlis Ct New York" ,.rew : small house
al The Opera house last evening
This morning there VIII be general teach
ers meeting at the high school building.
All the saw-mills are now running at fall
capacity, with an abundant supply OF logs.
Tommy Rowly was run over on north
Eleventh street and badly bruised by passing
team.
Miss justine sehailer, % Hastings, is the
guest Of Miss Ciaribel Smith. Of North Sixth
street.
The suit brough: by 4. NJ Carpenter
against the Motor lire TO damages, has been
dismissed.
the rev line in this city, has arrived and been
put in operation.
I. KImbaD, OF No % south Second street,
caught his hand n printing press yesterday
AMI received a painful bruise.
The annual convention OF the Minnesota
spiritualists is still 10 convention at $50
Nico,let avenue with fair attendance
George Welsh, an Omaha rairoai brake
man, had his left hand crushed while coup
ling cars. The thumb and one finger were
amDutaied
lis enough to IL 40 ordinary horseman
with Amusement to witness the performances
Of "Espanoza" in his daily practice riding at
the fair grounds.
20 TO The Boston restaurant, corner of Hen
nspin avenue and Second street, opposite
Pence Opera house, for meals and lodgings,
open cay and night. Fresh oysters in every
style.
Roland Reed il MS new play, written ex-
pressly for him, "Cheek," was presented at
the Academy last evening tor the first time in
this city. Ine company = good and the play
immense. Last appearance MS evening
The various parties who VII participate in
in the city. Miss Myrtle Peek arrived yester-
day and has already gone into active training
st the fair GROUNDS. She was little fatigued
from her journey, but VII ~ As fr esh as ever
in day
Every thjng IS life AIT activity at the fair
grounds Exhibits are arriving from all
parts Of the country, aqd arr fast be ing placed
III Greer IA the difleTen. buildings on the
grouucF The displays nex; week viii ex-
coed those Of any other exposition ever given
in the Nest.
A large block OF stone which was being
hoisted to position by wiEdlass az the Lor-
ing liock oh fbe corner Of Second aveDue
south An Washington avenue slipped ana
came crashing 10 lhe ground Three work
men narrowly escaped being crushed beneath
tne pOndeTOHs wei ct.
By some means 4 wrong impression has
gained credence respecting special policemen
on duty at Inc fair grounds next week. There
will De fui corps Of regular policemen on
dut7, besides ali the necessary special police
officers. The SPECIALS will be appointed st
the instance Of Col. King and az the expense
Of The association.
The laying of the cedar bio * pavement
seems TO b. making exasperatingly slow
progress. Washington avenue in consequence
is in very bau condition north of HennepiR
., Why the excavation should have been made
so long before the work of putting down the
blocks is question which the property own
ers and the public would like 10 have ex-
planned.
Last evening gentleman, who was about
to take an outgoing train, wen. into Miller's
restaurant on Washington avenue and took
supper. In payment for tbe meal he handed
TO the proprietor $40 goa piece. He could
not change il, and waiter was sent with it
to neighbOrlng store. This waiter in turn
handed it TO another, and so on until finally
all trace OF 1t was lost, and the poor fellow
VINO wished 10 take the train is still in Mime
apolis looking for his double eagle.
The fine properly Of Judge Atwater, On the
corner of Twenty-second avenue south and
Sixth street has been purchased by commit
tee of ladies for The Childrens Home. Besides
the residence ard the lot on which it stands,
twenty-five other lots were bought for
$4,000, with the privilege OF buying ten more
suy time during the year for $1,000. Mrs.
Atwater presented the Home with all her
carpets aid curtain, at present in use in the
house, besides adding some valuable furni-
tuIe and SlGOin wood
The following is alist of the principals of
the public schools of Minneapolis, which will
Prof B. F. Kuerr; Washington school, Miss
Ten Eyck; Winthrop school, Prof. w. A.
Carpenter. Jefferson scholl, Mrs M. T. Ward
well; franklin school, Miss G. E. Jennison:
Adams school; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burdick; Madison
school, MISS 8. Lewis; Everett school, Miss
o. A. Chase; Sumner school, MISS Z. P.
Chaplin; Lincoln school, Miss Rella Barth;
Monroe school, Miss F. E. Hilliker; Hum
boldt school, Miss E. NJ. Bennett; Jackson
school, Miss @. E. Sawyer; Webster school
Miss Flora Morton; Clay school, Miss A. w
Watson; CART. Id school, Miss M. +. St&hl
Marcy school, Mis- E E. Williams.
Cruel end InItN1san Treatment.
Ia the district court yesterday a divorce wsi
granted by Judga Lochren to Elizabeth D
ANinshir Irnm her husband Charles Win