Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
M1NNEAPoLIs aLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The city cooler was last night only occupied by
lonely tramp.
entirely completed
Fire alarm box No. 70 has been placed In the
Academy Of Music. 40
The Boston restaurant still sets up the Dos, meaa
at any hour Of the day and night.
Both Mr. Wilson aud Mr.. MoNair spoke hand
semely in the convention yesterday. 7 o.
The wheat receipts yesterday were II, $50 bushels
and the shipments we're s,s26 bushels.
Wilson strichlaud's stolen horse has been re-
covered in st. Paul. but unfortunately the thief
escaped
The performance of the contortionist at the
Theater Comique is attracting considerable ad-
mi,ation. y -
John Hatcher had his right hand badly iaceratsd
by getting 1t in sshingle machine. One finger hsd
to be amputated . - I.1c-
It is estimated that some 60 Coo 0o0=feet of logs
are formed IN formidable jam Just above the
Plymouth avenue bridge.
Foxes are said to be committing deprsdations OF
the Lyndale farm. Spring chickens seem to suit
the tooth Of an average fox.
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will open their season Of Two nights and Saturday
matinee at the Academy Of Music..
brakeman on the Omaha railroad had two FL ;
gers ga purated As result Of getting his hand be-
tween the bumpers Of a freight train.
Chicken thieves have renewed their depredat, ,ns
In lower town with avidity which threatens the
speedy humiliation Of the fes,hered family
The laying OF The granite block paving on South
Warrington avenue was begun by Contractor Tohin
yesterday afternoon and 1t looks refreshing.
The ringing Of the Washington school bell last
evening gave many people the mistaken idea that
there was fire raging somewhere In the city.
The residence of 3. g. Irwin was entered By bur-
glars on Wednesday morning. The scsmps SUE.
ceeded in making of with $50 IN good honest
Money. .
OConnell. employed as member of the night
crew at the Goodnow & Hswiey mill, had q thumb
and finger amputated In short order by circular
| saw yesterday morning.
brakeman employed on the Minneapolis St.
Louis railroad. named F. T. vsulnyal, hsd finger
of his left hand crushed by getting between the
bumpers while coupling cars.
Col. Glenn is progressing satisfactorily with the
work on the electric light tower, but there row
seems no likelihood Of lighting the city with the
electric system by fair week, unavoidable delays
having occurred
: Il. A. futile, Of the Western Union Telegraph
company, has gone to Colorado 10 bring the remains
Of Charles T. Schultz the murdered telegraph oper.
stor to this city where the parents of the unfortu-
nate man reside.
IRE broke out In the straw board factory on
North Main street yesterday noon, but it fortu-
natey discovered In Its incipiency, and before the
arrival OF the ire department had been extnguished
by the admirable facilities for protection against
hres which are furnished by the factory.
W. 81. Van Norman, having been appointed chair
| man Of the committee OIL entertainment during
fair week, has already received numerous spplica.
lions for entertainment from abroad and urges par.
ties DESTROYS Of Offering accom- modstions TO strsn.
gers to call on him at Dyer Howards. 4Js and AlO
Nicollet avenue, at once.
Mr.. 7. T. Willard, of Willard Casseday, real es-
tate Dealers died at his residence yesterday, from
Inflammation of the bowels. Mr.. willard came to
Minneapolis from Chicago about two years ago. and
has since actively engaged in business He was a
journalist having at one time been connected with
| the DroUerS' journal Of Chicago, and afterwards
one Of the publishers and the editor of the DaiEy
Herald, Of this city.
There was no apparent enthusiasm at the Demo
cratic congressional convention to-day Journal
1t would puzzle an photographed gymnast
TO determine what Shaw would mean by zen.
thusiasm." 1t is suggested by gentleman
who was in attendance at the convention that
perhaps Shaw knows no enthusiasm save that
engendered by Maj. Camp and Charley John
son.