Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Boston favors granite pavements.
The lumSermen are arriving daily from the pine.
res.
Scrap Iron Bill has gone to Sioux City on bust.
mesa tip.
Miss Hessie Hunter, elocutionist, has returned to
Chicago.
An adjourned meeting of The city council was held
last evening.
James D. smell, indicted for burglary Of Lucas
Bros store, ia out on ball of S59).
Fer fresh oysters in any style go to the Boston
restaurant. Open day and night.
The people of Carol settlement will soon give a
rafls for the benefit of the Rich6eld Catholic
chusch.
"My Sweetheart" at the Academy drew another
big house last night 1t is popular verdict that
Minnie Palmer Is Immense"
John Brouse. the who has been confined to
the College hospital wi frozen feet, suffered ampu-
taton of the members yeste day.
J. n. Henry, 8 Champl,n chap now comes to the
front aud says that Nelie Goodrich-Parker-Mayo
lee about her affidavit Who is Henry?
In the district court decision has been filed de
nyins the mo ion for judgment in The libel suit of
D. LeonsId Pratt against tie Pioneer Press
DR.. D L. Collins has pos lively refused to be q
candidate for alderman Of the Sixth ward, although
strongly urged for the Republican nomination.
The two young men held at the lock up couple
OF days on suspicion OF being in some way connec-
tel Ia Wisconsin mail robbery, have been set st
liberty,
Some of the employees the viaduct have struck
for 81 per day, 1he advance WIS not allowed bat
other put in the places of the strikers with
little difficulty.
This evening the Hess Acme Opera company will
open at III Academy IL the Mascot" which ia too
well kaoTA here to need introduction. The COM
pany is reported fine.
VIM. Cheerey, Isaac MoNair, E. G. Cauret and
Chas. A. Clauson were the delegates who departed
yesterday to attend the grand lodge Knights Of Hon
or IN Winona ye=terday.
In front of the building No. 225, Nioollet, which
was damsged by fire Tuesday morning, has been
completely boarded up, and will not be disturbed
til the insurance adjusters ase ready for operation
The trial of John Toohey, the wife murderer, will
begin in the district court this morning. A tele-
gram from his counsel, W. W. Erwin, was received
yesterday, stating th2t he would be on hand and pre-
pared 20 defend the prisoner.
The temperance folks propose to make a bold
hard fight at tbs coming election. They are organ
izingtheir force and their banner is already flying
on the outer wall; but there will he Richmond in
field, III the person of Dr.. A. Ame5.
TIE report of the superintendent of the college
hospital for February IS: The number of patients
In the hospital February wa At; received during
tbs month, 81; discharged, 81; died, 8: number OF
patients February %, "a, including III charity pa
tents.
The d )ater which was claimed to have been dis
covered in the river below the lower bridge, by
eral little girls, the night before, had evidently dis
Appeared yeste daymorning, nothing but por-
tion CT q coat, at ached to snag, could be found
yesterday upon thorough investigation.
1t was rumorsd last evening that Architect Buff
nngson had been notified by the lrOprietors that
noue of the rooms in the Boston block for rent
but would al be- occupied by the firm Of Whittier
Burdett save that portion to be occupied by the
postoffice for the purpose of their wholesale cloth
ing business.
at the university this morning there will be essays
and discussion on "AIarket Gardening At2p. III
u. ). HOLSTER, secretary OF the Minnesota state
horticultural society, viii lecture oa Farmers
Gardens 70 be followed by p. PETER of Pewau-
kee, Wisconsin, president OF the Wisconsin hor
tio9itural society, Fruit Culture in the North
west and How TO Make it Success"
"Led Astray" proved too too. The young enthu-
eas:s who lsoored under the hallucination that they
were possessed of hisslionic genius in
wonderful degree, ana that their latent
talent mu5t, from It's towering siren 9Th, capture pes
force the conservative Minneapolis critics, we're
their play, led astray. Ihty suocuGbed to
financial pressure aztec presentation. The
ghost gone out, and fe ia now extinct. Amid
tears flowers the aesthetic corpse is laid away.
The curtain falls.
Last evening j. L. Tappen, who runs bird
store at as Hennepin avenue, hadsoccasion
ID go town. Not having 8 Clerk or duty he
was obliged to lock the store. During his
absence when he returned, he found that the
door had been broken open, aud that burglars
had gone through the store, securing about
SIS Ia cash, besides o her articles. No clue
leading to the identity OF the outlaws was
found last night.
Two young men made complaint at the po-
lice headquarters last night that woman
kept room next adjoiaIng their slee ping
rooms on dennepin avenue for improper pur-
poses. They know for they peeped over the
transom.
Th4 little Is month. old child of Patrick
Lawless, residing at First street and First av-
enue South, fell from it's crib yesterday and
fracturedthree ribs. Under Dr. Collins treat
ment the child was doing well last night.