Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-22
70 CITY SUBSCRIBERS .
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The big steam plov was shipped for Hope,
Dakota, yesterday.
Wheat receipts yesterday we're a $50 BUSH
els; shipments S,4o0.
A double street car track is being laid on
Fourth sYense south.
The work o; eIcavating for the new union
depot has been commenced.
The Swedish brothers will give ball In
Harmonic hall this evening.
A state temperance convention will be held
this city some time in June.
we'll attended meeting of the Reform club
vas held in Harrison hall last night.
The box sheet for Robson L Cranes season
at the Academy, will open this morning.
The Street Railway company Ia paving be-
tweeu the rails on the Heunepin avenue line.
The Boston restaurant will always welcome
you when you are hungry aud 10 want ofapy.
thing good for the inner man.
meeting OF the board OF water commis
sioners was held Yesterday, when considerable
routine business was transacted.
As . man Was boarding a train for Fargo, a
sick pickpotket relieved him OF S26 IN cash,
his car ticket, baggage check, etc.
The platform at the mills Is being consId.
erably widened and otherwise fixed up to ae-
commodate the increasing business at the
mills.
TIA stone found I'll ons Of the Plllsbury B
mill aud the Excelsior null are nearly com
81 ted, and the brick work has been com
menced.
The city "a TO be congratulated upon the
appointment OF Franklin Morse upon the
water board. He will make valuable
member.
The Hebrews Of the city held meeting last
evening at the synagogue, and made arrange.
ments for the relief OF their oppressed
brethren.
A modest philanthropist OF this city, who,
requests that his name be not mentioned, has
presented the Children's home with a check
for 1900.
VI. W. Eastman has arrived home from his
trip in the south, and by the way, is explain.
ing The circumstances connected with his
horse whipping matinee.
The platform betwee tbs city water works
and Bassett's mill Is being removed prepare
tory to beginning work upon the extension OF
the pump house building.
Navigation will open on Lake Minuetonka
on Sunday. The Saucy Kate will open the
season with one trip daily. Other steamers
viii also be started shortly.
The Geiser adultery case came up for trial
IN the municipal court yesterday, the parties
TO the case succeeded In getting it postponed
until next Tuesday afternoon.
Drop In at the Boston restaurant st any hour
OF the day or night and you will not need to
90 away hungry, rest assured. Tom has
superb line OF domestic and imported cigars,
a. well. Try them.
a. Marty, OF Verona, Iowa, was feeced out
OF $500 at the Manitoba depot yesterday morn
ing by q gang OF confidence men. They
worked upou the old express agent dodge.
The officers are on track OF the scamps and
,.ope to catch them.
4 telegram was received yesterday from the
authorities at st. Cloud to the effect that q
man answering the description OF the escaped
burglar Murphy, had been arrested at that
place, Deputy Sheriff Thomas went up but
found that he was not the man.
Chief Munger arrested man yesterday who
bad in his possession piece of cloth stolen
from Fissu's tailor shop. he was erraigned
In the police court yesterday for ths defense.
The case was continued until this morning.
The prisoner gave the name of Henry Myers ..
On wednesday evening Judge VIM. Lochren
ives married to Miss Mary Abbott. The cere-
mony was solemnized at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, NJ jor Abbott, No. lll5 Fifth
street southeast. Rev. DR.. Knickerbacker
offciated. A few invited guests besides rsls-
tons were in attendance.
While, under the city charter, the commit
tee upon pavementS from the city council
must listen to the preference OF adjacent prop.
srty owners respecting the materials 20 be
used in paving the streets, they are not CON-
pelled to adopt the choice OF the property
owners to the dstriment OF the city in general.
The action OF the jury in duding Toohey
guilty OF manslaughter IN the second degree,
is meeting with ,nerited public censure. That
the prisoner was guilty of perpetrating cold
blooded murder, no one can doubt, and that
the evidence of insanity was Very gauzy all
who listened to the testimony In the case
must consider.
The GLOBE owes It's Minneapolis patrons an
apology. For two consecutive days the Min I
nsspolis budget has been lost In transmission,
and during the past week, owing to errors
in shipping the paper by train in the morn
ing, the carriers have been unable 10 supply
the subscribers as early as usual. The GLOBE
assures its readers that these evils will BE-
remedied Ia the future.
The Mendelssohu club Will tender their Ell.
Gent director, Mr.. David Blskely, compli.
nentary testimonial concert in Academy OF
Music this evening. The occasion will IN.
doubleday long be remembered by the amuse.
ment attending people OF this city, who will
throng the Academy aud fill 1t to overflow
ing as one of the most BRILL ant mu steal events
excepting few operate seasons, within the
history OF the city.
Sensible Recontn, en- 0attoa.