Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELgTs.

MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.
Local news was exceptionally scarce yester
day.
The Camp & Walker mill will start III
again Oh Wednesday.
The Y. M. G. A. will meet this afternoon in
the hall over Elliot's music store.
The usual weekly meeting of the Reform
club was held last evening in Hs rrison hall.
the Holden street bridge has been nearly
completed and will present neat appearance.
John Metzdorf has very troublesome sore
hand, the outcome o! cruel bite by a vicious
dog.
The Boston restaurant is always open, day
and night, and just the place for a hungry
man to 60.
Prof. Danz has arranged another elaborate
programme for his Bridge square open air con-
cert this evening.
The river men report that all the log drives
will be in within few days. Everything is in
excellent condition.
meeting of the medical board Of the
Sisters of Mercy hospital in South Mime
apolis was held last evening.
Tom King promises to bring his light out
within the next two weeks, when it will shine
upon all as freely as sunlight.
The Andrew Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic did not occur yesterday, as announced,
but was Indefinitely postponed.
A II. Mitchell was thrown from his car
riage by runaway horse ON south Tenth
street early yesterday morning and painfully
bruised.
Contractor Patrick Ryan will remodel the
city hall building, which is guarantee that
it will be good ard acceptable job. He re-
constructed the county Jail.
Adolph Wool, while employed at one Of the
saw mills at the platform, received painful
scalp wound from splicter thrown by cir
cuiar saw yesterday afternoon.
Alexander Dixon, fourteen year-old lad,
living in lower town, while fishing at Medi-
cine lake fired a bullet through one of the
fingers of his left hand with cheap pistol.
The Theater Comique company has been re-
inforced by the arrival of Miss Mile Roberts
1.-THE only Bob"-a celebrated serio comic
artist, who is to commence her engagement
next week.
Frank Payson had two fingers amputated
by circular saw in one of the East side mills.
He was taken to his home on Sixth avenue
southeast where his injury was treated by
surgeon.
The following officers of Rldgely Lodge No.
IS, 1. o. o. F., have been installed: N. g..
Fl. w. Brazie, M. D.. V. G.; A. F. Burnham;
r. s.; c. Woodland; P. s.; Il. J. Hulseman;
treas, S. Kevser.
service preparatory 10 the communion
will be held at Westminster Presbyterian
church this afternoon, at o'clock. The Ser
mon will be preached by Rev. Delos E. Wells,
pastor OF the Franklin avenue church.
A little girl named Gardner, residing with
her parents on South Third street, was suffer-
ing from lock-jaw yesterday, induced by
bad wound In her foot, made by stepping on
rusty nail. Hopes of her recovery are en-
tertaine6.
During the month Of June the police ar
rested 262 persons of whom 242 were males
and sixteen were females, 25S were white and
four were colored; 206 were single and fifty
six were married; $50 were able to read and
twelve were unable to read.
Early yesterday morning stranger called
at the chemical hose house, on Third street,
and asked for policeman, saying he had
been robbed OF sum of money by two foot
pads, but ss he had good watch aud chain
left, little credence was paid his story.
Divisions new city directory will be issued
about Jaly 20, instead Of July 18th,
as expected. After leaving the
will be bound daily, and the delivery Will be
prompt. The number of additional names
shows marked increase over last year.
Fred. Maybe of this city, brakeman en-
ployed on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad, had his left hand badly crushed b.
tween the bumpers of two freight cars, while
coupling at La Crosse, yesterday morning.
The first finger will probably be amputated.
He was brought to this city yesterday.
The mortality among emigrant children
this season has been frightful. Scarcely
day passes which does not record deaths.
Yesterday morning one died at the Manitoba
depot, while Others were dangerously i'll. A
family which arrived the preceding day
brought the corpse of little child which had
died between this city and Chicago.
The matter of electing the Tribune as official
organ of the city has kicked up little fracas
"a tempest in teapot" as it were. 1t was
given the Tribune on its unverified assertion
that it had 1900 city circulation.
which assertion very few who are at
all posted in regard to the same ave disposed
to credit. In fact it would be difficult to find
any one who processes to believe it save Alder
men Pillsbury and Coe, who are really the
parties who manipulated the election of the
paper, and they agree that it was an econom-
"ical move. We shall see.
The "Aftesnpted Rope" Case.
Yesterday afternoon the case of the State VS..
Frank Hughes, charged with attempting to
commit rape, was set for an exam.