Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs
Smoke the Mayor Ames' cigar.
Yesterdays wheat receipts were only 6,s75
bushels.
The Anchor mil; will start up again on
Monday.
The Phoenix Touring mill has been shut
down for repairs.
A twenty-one foot section will be added to
the electric light tower to-day.
A number of typhoid fever cases are re-
ported from south Minneapolis.
Smoke Mayor Ames' cigar; manufactured
by Grunhagen & Frey, st. Paul.
The annual sale of privileges at the fair
grounds will take place on Monday.
J. C. Worrell and A. N. Jordan have formed
new partnership for the practice of law.
The city will soon rejoice in healthy supply
of pure water from the center of the river.
Contractor Tobin is getting ready to begin
work in putting down the granite pavements.
Col. Glenn went out to Lake Minnetonka
last evening, to inspect the boilers of the lake
steamers.
An employe at the new straw board factory
was badly scalded on his side on Thursday
evening.
1t is expected that three patients now in the
pcst-houss will be in condition to be removed
to morrow.
Two cases of scarlet fever have been re-
ported to the health officer from 2,100 Third
avenue south.
Don't forget to attend the Democratic ward
caucuses this evening in the Second, Third and
Fourth wards.
a small dwelling house just below the city
limits beyond the fair grounds, was burned
down Thursday.
Owing to sickness Miss Owens has with
drawn from the twenty mile equestrienne race
with Miss Jewett.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day for a
lunch, square meal, ice cream, or a cigar.
Doors never closed.
Mayor Ames' cigar sold at wholesale and
retail by Pdugshaupt & Redlon, SOL Wash
ington avenue south.
The Humboldt Touring mill has shut down
TO await the arrival of new crop wheat, as has
also the Standard mill.
Col. Glenn has received the contract for lay
ing the intake pipes from the center OF the
river to the water works.
The mayor was busy yesterday affixing his
name to warrants ordered drawn by the city
council at the last meeting.
The proprietors of the Northwestern -four.
ing mill have purchased every employe
ticket for to-day's excursion.
A watch, two coats and vest were stolen
by sneak thief from the engine room of the
belt packing works yesterday.
The crew of men at work on the stone arch
viaduct, has been increased to nearly 600,
and the work is progressing rapidly.
L. F. Mensge has commenced the erection
OF a number of small cottages on the Lyn-
dale farm, which has recently been plat ted.
Read the caucus calls at the head of this
column. 1t is the duty of every Democrat to
see that the caucus in his respective ward is
well attended.
ling's recent trouble in New York had some
thing to do with preventing his attendance
upon the fair.
Otto Priest was yesterday turned over to
The tender mercy of Sheriff Eustis for ninety
days for stealing $3.50 from the pockets of
John Kelser.
The cedar block pavements will probably be
| completed on the north side OF Washington
avenue between Hennepin avenue and Third
| avenue south to day.
| II. P. Franklin was badly burned in the
face by hot Babbit.meta scattering into 1t
on Thursday. It is feared that he will lose
the sight OF one eye.
| Contractor Tobin expects TO get the granite
| block pavements down on Washington avenue
| from Third avenue south to Seventh avenue
south before fair week.
H. BIewfield, formerly of the Boston
| One Price store, of this city, but now repre-
senting A. L. Singer & Co., of Chicago, is
| spending few days in the city.
James de Barthe, the advance agent for Miss
Lillian Olcot. the eminent trsgedienne, writes
his brother of this city that he will soon visit
| Minneapoli aud secure dates, and make pre-
! liminary arrangements.
Espanosa, the Mexican DAREDEVIL - arrived
yesterday and will at once go into active train
| ing for the twenty mile race with Miss Cook
| He is in good health and confident of winning
the race, if horsefesh can carry him fast
enough.
| To-day the millers will enjoy picnic ex-
cursiou to Lake Minnetonka, only as the jolly
millers can enjoy it. Business ct the mills
will be suspended for the day, in order to give
all an opportunity to participate IN the ex.
cursion.
| The Corlson brothers, the scavengers, who
control the cart which created the outrageous
nuisance in the neighborhood of the Monroe
school building, have failed to remove, as yet,
all the filth, and the attention of the board of
health is called to the matter.
Abox of Mayor Ames' cigars was presented
to the board of water commissioners yester-
day, and the members, it would seem from the
clouds of smoke which came rolling from the
mayors window during the session of the.
board, enjoyed them hugely -and well they
might.
Col. King has had large number ofap-
| plications to enter in the twenty mile eques-
trienne race with Miss Jewett, and since Miss
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