Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS GL0sELECs.


Get your dinner at the Boston restaurant to-day,
Tomorrow and the Text day.
The Monroe street extension of the street car line
will be fully completed this week.
The poles held drill last evening on tho ha
market. Officer Hill i5 drill master.
Goodman & Hawley's sawmiu Will run day and
night for the rem ainder Of the season.
Rev. G. a. Van Anda hss left ths city to attend
the Lake Bluff c2Gp meeting near Chicago.
1t expected that large party of Minneapolitans
will attend the ball at Excelsior this evening.
An excursion party will leave this city for Denver
Pueblo and Colorado Springs August 10Th.
The record of tho Camp Z. Walker mill for Al
hours tie saving af just $1,000 feet Of lumber.
Juette Ankeny has flied al application for a
divorce from Eugene ADkeay Gu the ground Ct de-
sertion.
About LOCO shade trees in the East division and
along the motor line were injured by the gale Tueg-
day afternoon.
Phillip Sherry has succeeded William Riley as
turnkey at the county jail. He proposes to obey the
sherf's orders.
Frank Crawford, residing on Teuth avenue south,
fell from ladder yesterday and dis.ocated hs left
shoulder and fractured his wrist
last evening stating that the body CT fourtsen-year
old boy had been found in the river.
The Second Congregational church people are
makipg arrangements for al excursion and picnic
on upper 51innetonka Lake sone timo next week.
Danz's band will give another open-air concert on
Bridge square on Saturday evening. Prof. Danz
has prepared unusually fine programme for the
occasion.
The lookup well filed last night with plain
drunks two OF whom were fourteen year old boys.
and woman. These were all arrested on the
East side.
Henry Goodman was thrown from his carriage By
his horse becoming frightened at an approaching
engine at the northeast Sixth street railroad crossing
aud badly bruised.
Capt. Chase arrested two dizzy hoodums on the
East side last evening for insulting . lady. They
gave him lively chase for about four blocks before
capturing them.
Esmeralda, popular society drama which haa had
run of $50 nights in tho Madison Square thester,
New York with wonderful success, will DE produced
at the Academy next winter.
The remains OF Peter Kelly, a Minneapolis l. ST.
Louis brakeman who wGs killed by The cars at
Albert Lea Wednesday, wore buried i'll Layman
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The Thea!er Comque did good business yester
ing decided hit and is one of the finest singers
that haye visited the house this season.
The Iumoermen have organized "The Loggers,
Association CT the Second Log District of Minneso
tn" with W. w. BarrOws for president; L. D. Day,
vice president; Geo. W. Brag, secretary, and o. @.
Merrim2n, treasurer,
Auditor Mcdonald has st last received the rs.urns
from the assessors of the county outside of the city
of Minneapolis Tho totals are. real esrate, Sl2.- !
IS O.
sessmsnt will be completed to-day.
David Young, Winnipeg capitalist, and one OF
the directors Of the Winnipeg s. Southwestern rail-
road has bought lot 1872 by 1874 feet on ihe corner
of Eleventh street and Harmon Place. which he |
will erect hne residence. The price paid was |
SlGoGG.
AIrs. Oafarei, residing at No. s. Central avenue,
died saddanIy yesterday she was in apparent per-
feet toa two hours previous to her demise. Coro-
ner Fairbairn was summoned and pronounced the |
cause Of desth heart disease and burial permit
iBsuei.
Charles Daniels, residing the Catholic GENE |
terry on the East side lost his barn by fire Wednss-
day afternoon Some children who playing in |
the barn are supposed TO have set it fire. buck
et brigade was organized and succeeded III saving
the house. Lose about 500.
Tina bui ding committee of Geths church |
have lei the contract for the foundation 10 z. P
Lup'on, 1851 being the amount of ais hid, tho
cap stones of Bridgeport granite 70 be furnished
by John Young for the som of 1854.
The sumner time card OF ihe motor line IS now |
promised for the fret of next week. There are at
present two gravel trains and force OF about l5O
men employed o. the Minnecnka extension, and Col.
McCrOy wants to get the track in first class condition
before ha runs many trains over the road.
At Hotel 81. Louis, Minneonka, between and Q |
O'Clock yeaterdsy morning, Mrs. f. obsrmeyer, of
st. Louis, died from an ab access, and Mrs o. V |
Payne Jr., of New Orleans, died from consumption
Both hava been iuva3s for some years and were
visiting the lakes in sesrch of health The remains
will be shipped TO their respective homes.
A man named John Morgan, vino was arrested last
week charge Of disordery conduct and pat UP
s. for his appearance "Wednesday afternoon failed
TO Come TO time. Al attachment was issued for
him. and yesterday morning no vas brought into
court the evidence being lost the was not tried
but john was hned the little for contempt Of
court.