Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Tony PASTORS company are quartered at The
Clark house.
To-day the summer term of the public
schools will close.
The Crusaders festival occurs in Catholic
association hall this evening.
The homeopathists purpose fitting up the
pavilion at Lake Calhoun for hospital.
The weekly business meeting Of the Reform
club will be held in Harrison hall this even.
ing.
There seems to be no end of attractions in
ths way of amusements for the Fourth OF
July.
It is reported that G. J. Smith, of 420 Madi-
son street, East Side, lis missing from his
home.
A general meeting OF the school teachers
will be held this afternoon at the High school
building.
Sam Yoger, the favorite negro delineater OF
the Comique company, leaves Tor Omaha 10
fill an engagement next week.
1t is proposed to organize an excursion to
Milwaukee during the Theo. Thomas musical
festival, from June 10 to July l.
A. W. Hill was caught in the machinery
of the Pillsbury A mill, and received painful
cash in his left leg below the knee.
1t is stated that Democratic weekly which
shall be known as the Paragraph, will make
its first appearance in this dey about July LIST.
President Lowry gives the information that
the street railway company now has some
tweuty-nine miles of track in operation in the
city.
The boarding house of Mrs. A. 81. Law
renee, No. S2l South Fifth street, was entered
on Wednesday night by burglars and S25 was
stolen from the inmates.
The grand lodge Good Templars held
lively session yesterday, enacting new laws,
electing and installing officers and finishing
up business Of the convention.
The seventeen new patrolmen, list OF
whom was printed yesterday morning, will 60
upon duty as soon as they file their requisite
bonds, and procure uniforms and stars.
Tony Pastor, assisted by superior COM
pany, gave an excellent entertainment to
big and satisfied house at the Academy last
There were some 800 applicants for the
seventeen appointments upon the police force.
AS result, at least 2s3 people are highly dis.
gusted with the city government, and talk oil
going west.
Mac G. Brady, the colored man mentioned
in the GLOBE as favorable candidate for ap-
pointment on the police force, secured the ap-
nointment, and now Minneapolis is even with
her sister city.
Tom Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant,
will come boldly to the front to- day with
fresb supplv of fresh oysters, which he will
serve I'D in every style to order. Choice
cigars-a fine stock.
Lumber thieves are becoming almost too
numerous In the Motor line additions. Sew
eral heavy losses are reported and the resi-
dents OF that part of the city talk OF organic
ing vigilance committee.
Manager Brown, of the Theater Comique, is
making arrangements for grand celebration
OF the Fourth of July. There will be three
performances by the company on that date and
music by the band all day.
People who allow their chickens to run at
large are being vgoI ously prosecuted. A
number of cases have been brought before
Judge Cooley the past month, and yesterday
T. Feuska was arrested for that offense.
The handsome new Merchants block on
Washington avenue is rapidly nearing COM
pletiou, aud will doubtless be ready for oc-
cupancy long before the slowly pro gressing
Boston block, which was certainly to be
ready to receive the postoffice on yesterday,
but which will not probably receive the post
office for month.
The street railway company signify, Through
their president, Thomas Lowry, their willing
ness to pave that portion of their tracks on
streets ordered paved with granite, also with
granite, although the council at its last ses-
sion passed resolution authorizing them to
pave all their tracks with cobble stone. The
street railway company have no particular
"hankering arter" cedar blocks, however.
In accordance with telegram from Chicago,
young Israelite named B. Jeffy was arrested
Yesterday upon the charge OF stealing q
diamond pin. The young man explains that
he got the ring in question, but is not guilty
of larceny. He accuses the Chicago dealer,
also a Jew, of trickery. He claims that
while there few days since, he purchased q
diamond ring of the man. The next day he
returned 1t 10 the dealer in exchange for
another. From the Dealers shop he went d.
rectly to the train and left for Minneapolis.
While on the cars he opened the package con-
tanning the purchase and to his amazement
found both rings. Chief Munger tele graphed
Jeffey's arrest and statement to the complain
ant in Chicago yesterday, and in the mean
time Is holding the man at tue lookup.