Daily globe., 1882-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Potatoes are the luxury of the season,
Strawberries are selling at IS cents box.
The Boston Restaurant is the mos. popular.
The river is exceptionally high almo st free from
ice.
"Fun In Fog" and truths Romance this even.
ing,
Go to the Boston restaurant for your dinner to-
dar.
Public school examination will be conducted mex,
week.
Thomas Lowry is confined to his residence with
illness.
There is much sickness reported among the child
ren on the East side.
The boom company has removed the ice from the
mai nchannel of the river.
Edwin L. Chamberlain was adjudged insane by an
examining board of physicians yesterday.
The Sophomores will present "Damon and
Pythias" in the chapel Of the state univer ity
To-day Mrs Catharine Nolen, recently adjudsed
insane, will be taken to the asylum at st. Peter
The assets of G. n. Martin. bankrupt, are said to
10 be $4,000, While the liabilities are not known.
On Friday evening two corpses were exhumed at
the of Eighth street and Fifth avonue south
The funeral of the late Isaac Blaisdell will
to morrow under the auspices of the Knights Of
Pythias.
rty Of 1fty-nine emigrsnts, with 1,so0 head
OF horses a1d mules, passed through the city yes
erdsy en- route for the Red river valley.
The monthly meeting of the womau's christian
Temperance Union will be held at O'Clock this af-
ternoon in the hall over liotts music store.
This morning at O'Clock the examination IF the
teachers Of the public schools will be contiD ued by
Prof o. V. Tousley at the high school building.
Raby Williams, the girl who met with the remark
able fail at the College hospital the other day, is
hOG aht to be eatirely ou. Of danger by her hysi-
clans.
ST. Patrick's day was celebrated in IN enjoyable
entertainment q. The Opera house last night. result.
ing in neat pre- fit for the Church Of the Immacu.
late Conception,
This evening the temperance people will make
choice Of candidates for the various offices to be
voted for ut the city election The convention is to
be he'd In Harrison hall.
The iron girders for the Syndicate block are ar.
riving upon the ground, and will doubtless soon be-
gin to be put In place and the work of the construc
ton of the building generally be commenced.
The Catholic bui ding and loan association held
monthly meeting in Catholic association hall
Fridsy evening. There was nearly $500 taken in.
The association is Ia highly prosperous condition.
+ Z. Butler was arraigned before Judge Cooley
yesterday charged with owning vici us dog, but
when 1t was shown that Butler did not the purp,
and that the brute dead, the was dismissed.
The vokes family has lost none of its wonderful
power to Please an audience since it's absence Of
eight years from Minneapolis Another large house
delighted at the Acad my last night The en-.
gsgement closes with matinee this afternoon and
entertainment to- night.
The question as to the cause Of typhoic fever and
like naladies Is again being sgitated in this city
now that the Streets alleys, etc., in such filthy
condition OF course tuch conditions direct
of 81 knees, and should be remedied as far as
possible and as soon as possible.
at meeting Of the directors OF the Minneapolis
St. Louis railroad held at the Office In this city
yesterday, Mr. A. B. Stickney elected yics presi
dent. MIR. Stickney says he will at once enter upon
his du les. During the absence of President
Washburn Mr.. Stickney vii be acting president,
and when In the city he will share with MIN the
sponEibilities of the Office.
Yes erdsy afternoon Swede was walking on the
railway track. at the Manitoba depot, when the
White Bear train came along. The wstchman at the
depot realiz d the perilous place In which the man
was placed, and Immediately whistled to attract his
attention. The Swede eprang little to side,
but not in time to avoid collision with the ''cow
catcher" which threw him Blk feet into the morass
in the middle of the street.
IN the municipal court yesterday morning, Samuel
Kirkhsm was arraign sd, charged with sssaulting
Swede with shovel. The comp aiming witness
claims that Kirkham his employer ia the work
upon the Short Iiue brdge; that IN the performance
of his duties he perpetraed some biunder which so
incensed Kirkham that he seized shovel and struck
him o savage blow upon the head with It The
Sgede certainly has sorry appearing head. The
case was continued until Monday.