Daily globe., 1882-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The river continues 10 rise gradually but
surely.
Go TO the Boston restaurant and get your
dinner to-day.
Eggs were retailed at eighteen cents pei
dozen yesterday.
Wheat receipts yesterday, S1,450 bushels
shipments 4.675 bushels.
c. Jenson is constructing two story brick
residence on University avenue.
Win Lee was before his honor for vagrancy
yesterday, but was discharged.
Jas. McMullen OF the Philadelphia Euening
Star called upon the GLOBE yesterday.
A burning chimney out beyond Orth's brew
cry created little excitement yesterday.
The big steam plow will go out to the Lyn-
dsle farm to-day, where it will be tested.
Wheat quotations on change yesterday
were sl,4O for No. 1, and sl.S4 for No. 2.
In the Municipal court yesterday, John
Griffin was fined 50 90 for driving upon side
walk.
The young people OF the Foss NJ. E. church
gave an exceptionally pleasant musicale last
evening.
Judge Cooley sent seven victims of the oh,
be joyful, TO the rock pile yesterday, each for
seven days.
Mrs. Macom's fourth annual reception of
juvenile classes, occurred last evening, aud
was Jolly affair.
The resignation OF Rev. E. D. Nenl, as
pastor of the Reformed Episcopal church,
took effect yesterday.
The sale of seats for the Keene engagement
will open tomorrow. If you would secure
good seats you should go early.
The Republican aldermen held a caucus last
evening and fixed up slate, which may be
broken tomorrow. We shall see.
Tie Matteson house, occupying the site Of
the new West hotel, has been purchased by
Geo. Pulford, and will be removed at once.
1t Is stated that the Manitoba and the Mil
waukee railroad companies are preparing to
Jointly build fac hotel at or near Minnesota
Transfer.
Yesterday laborer employed at the mills
fell into the river and was carried by the swift
current to projecting rock, from which
position he was rescued by his co-laborers by
means of throwing out ropes to him.
Gamey burglars broke into Loring &
Fletcher's office and "blowed" the safe on
Sunday night. The cracksmen got just S. for
their trouble. It was too soon after the mu.
ncipal campaign to get big haul there.
This morning in tue district court
orf~ oiy1ol
set for hearing The first
is the state vs.. Kuchli, indicted for selling
''scabbed' mutton, and the other is the state
vs.. John Toohey, indicted for the murder of
his wife.
Simon Dunkuk, carpenter employed upon
a new house on Twelfth avenue south, made
misstep while at work yesterday, and fell
from a scaffOlding to the ground. His left
arm was fractured and was quite seriously
bruised. His injuries are not considered dan
Gerous, however.
Will Mcdowell, recently of the Black Dia-
mond combination, last Sunday night engaged
in the praseworthy kindness of erecting bay
window over the eye of his father-in-law, Ted
Irving. Mr. Irving claims that Mcdowell
was i'll treating his wife and he demonstrated,
whereupon Mcdowell spotted him.
1lSre are IctN pouGlCdl plOpuelS WHO
think they know all about the appointments
which will be made by Mayor Ames.
Officer $50 and SO must go and so and SO will
take the 'phat,'" say the political wiseacres
But the GLoBE predicts that Mayor Ames will
act Independently OF any eliques or plans of
scheming parties, and will appoint whom he
pleases.
Frank Raymond, of the East Side, don't
think he likes revolvers any more. The factis
as told to q GLOBE reporter, he was
handling his pet shooter yesterday morning,
when by some manipulation which does not
attempt to explain, the thing went off, aud at
the same instant he became conscious of the
fact that there was a hole through his left
hand.
Mr.. James McMullen of the Philadel phia
Euening Star gives the benefit OF his exper-
ience respecting the various pavements in
use in Philadelphia. He disapproves of the
use OF cedar blocks as paving material upon
streets over which heavy traffic passes. He
says that ii cannot last under such conditions
over two or three years. In his estimation
Granite blocks should be laid upon our prin-
cipal business streets.
The state teachers institute commenced at
Excelsior to day and will be in session for
week. State Superintendent kiehle, Prof.
Allen, of st. Cloud Mrs. Prof. sanford, Pro-
fessors Gray and McClary aud others will be
present. All teachers IN Hennepin county are
required to attend, and the teachers examina-
tion will be held during the session. Trains
leave for Excelsior on the motor line at a.
N. aud 4:30 p. m.
PISTOL SHOTS.