Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-24
orrIoE ssl nENNEp1N AVENUE.
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
MINNEAPOLIS sLoBELETs.


The May term of the district court is nearly
closed
George Dsvis smallpox patient at the pes
house, died on Thursday.
The weekly meeting of the W G. 7. U. viii bt
held at Eliot's hail this afternoon.
1t is estimated that only about one-sixth of the
milling capacity of the city is now employed.
Gail st the Boston restaurant any time during day
or night snd you will always find good bill of fare
ready.
The congregation CT the Church of Christ had a
very pleasant sociabe ut the residence OF O. E. Holt
last evening.
Patrick Flaherty, GIL elnploys at the water works,
had his right arm broken yesterday morning by
being caught in q largo belt
The Big -Four gave exhibition of pretty good
lnnstrelsy to good house last evening considering
the excessively warm night.
Mark C. Phillips, an employe of the Minneapolis
Eli company, lost a portion CT finger by coming
IN contact with circular saw.
Il is now thought that Arthur Sides, the person
who fell from the 8emis block, will recover. Ee is
still at the Ames hospital.
The regular weekly meeting of the Reform club
vas held in their hall last evening. Some fine music
On the 18th The first number of the Paragraph,
q ak column folio weekly Den ocratic paper, will be
published from No 255 First avenue south.
An extensive array of drunks were before his honor
yesterday morning. Two went to the rock pile for
seven days each, and five paid fine of So each.
The Mayor will select three of the present patrol
men who will be appointed brevet sergeants and will
act as ''roundsmen," as in eastern Cities o, we
getting metropolitan.
Tho knights Templar of Sioux Falls. d. T., are
expected arrive hero this morning in body to at
tend the funeral services of the late T. I. Cochran
who was formerly mayor OF that place.
Early yesterday morning the men employed in the
boom the river discovered The body of new born
babe floating among the logs. The coroner was
notified and Will make searching investigation Of
the case.
Messrs. C. P. Biddle, Daniel Fish and F. F.
Davis have besn appointed by the court IS ex
aiming committee to examine applicants for adj
mission to the Hennepn county, bar during the en-
suiEg year.
The young people Of Westminster church held a
very pleasant lawn festival at H. II. Brackett's last
evening. The lawn was prettily decorated and
lighted by electric light, and music furnished
by the Italian band.
The Mayor requests members of the city couacil
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ceased, of Sioux Falls, d. T., on Sunday next at
p. m. at Masonic hall. The city council of Sioux
Falls will be present.
Most of the striking printers from the Office of
johnson, Smith & Harrison have secured employ
ment in other officeR at regular union rates. The
office has not been successful yet in securing full
complement of men.
The st. John Baptist society will celebrate to-
day, st. Johns dsy, by excursion and picnic to
Osseo. special train viii leave thu St. Paul, MiaIe-
apols & Manitoba depot at $3.50 this morning, re-
turning at 1880 2. m.
Otto VIII was arraigned in the police court ysser-
day. charged with au assault upon o. L. Burton,
but owing TO the seui-intoxicated condition Of the
complaining witness the case was continued until
this morning for hearing.
This evening will be the last night at the Com;que
of the great Dutch Mendels Crawford & ellison, the
champion acrobatic dancers, and the fol owing
vocaliss Miss Lille Leon, Miss Ada Elliott, Ne
oskeleta. and Miss Glare Afford. These artists who
unexceled in thec several specaltes, have Teen
great attractions during the past four weeks, end
will always be welcome when they return to the Min
neapolS stage.