Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-01
OFFICE ss1 HENNErIN AVENUE.
no CITY suRsURIRERs.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

EDr. Keith was little worse yesterday.
The oas-ynu-p please match commenced
at the uaiKet hall last evening.
The new straw board factory on the East
side has started up, and will soon be in full
operation.
The glass for the big Boston block has at
last arrived, and is being put in place as rap
idly as possible.
The knights and ladies Of the Pyramid will
give an excursion over the motor line to Lake
Minnetonka to-day.
Tom Sullivan continues to run popular
all-night restaurant at the corner of Second
street and Hennepin avenue.
County treasurer Slocum took in large
amount of money for 1881 taxes yesterday.
Hereafter 10 per cent will be added on all I'LL
paid taxes.
The SISTERS Home, at the corner of Filth street
and First avenue north, has been purchased
by MAJOR Camp. The consideration price
was $4,000.
A report reached the city last night that q
farmer was killed four miles out of town by
accident while bringing load of hay to mar
ket yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Spencer, st. Cloud man, accidentally
ran over 13-year-old boy, on the Washing
ton avenue railway crossing, last evening,
seriously injuring him.
A derrick, being used for the purpose CT
hosting Stone into position on the new Koran
block, broke and fell across Washington
avenue yesterday, but fortunately no one was
| hit.
Frank Dorsey caught his foot in carpet a.
the head of flight of stairs at his boarding
hous, on the East side and fell down the
whole length of the fight, dislocating his
shoulder.
| Tie Central avenue seweris only fifteen.
| inch pipe, whereas the residents along the
avenue claim that it should be five feet in
diameter. There is liable to be howl from
| the East side.
| Walter Goodie. press boy, employed by
Johnson, Smith & Harrison, caught his left
hand in printing press, and crushed it so
bajly the first finger had to be amputated
at the first joint.
| The funeral Of Charles Chamberlain, who
died from his injuries received in the McMul-
len mill accident, will occur this afternoon
| at 3 o'clock, from the home OF his parents
| at No. 424 Monroe street.
| Mark G. Russeli's horse ran away on lower
Washington avenue yesterday, and he was
thrown out and quite badly bruised. The
/ frightened animal was caught without having
done any serious damage.
| A thief was arrested last night by Detective
Hankinson for robbing colorel man named
Andre of watch, coat and vest. The coat
and vest were recovered, but the rasca. had
thrown the watch away to avoid detection.
| The pedestrians were in good condition at
midnight, but earlier in the evening MeKeen
lost an hour owing to weak stomach. Mid
night score: Panchot, Hastings, % miles
laps; McKeen, Chicago, 20 miles laps; Nc
Cormick, Chicago, "a miles 6 laps; Holsky,
Hastings, % miles laps.
Browns new restaurant is proving great
success and increasing in popularity every
day, as is also the Thea,er Comique. Mr..
Brown is demonstrating the fact that 8
! variety theater can be run in a highly respect
able manner, and well deserves the crowded
HOUSES that greet the rising of the curtain
| every night.
The drives are all moving along nicely, ex-
cept on the east branch of Rum river. 1t is
estimated that there are at the present time
NO less than 100,000,000 feet of logs in the
Mississippi between Minneapolis and the
mouth of the Swan river, and $4,000, 600 feet
more will be added to the number wit hin the
| next ten days.