Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

home by her friends last night.
There was 8 decided let up to sensational
matters in Minneapolis yesterday.
The WHEAT receipts yesterday were IS SIC
bushels; shipments 3 $50 bushels.
The fight over the site for the proposed new
postoffce building continues uuabated.
A general teachers meeting will he held In
High school building at IL o'clock to day.
The market gardeners are now Furnishing
The markets with an abundance of green stuff
An excursion party OF about forty arrived
IN this city froA various parts OF Iowa yester-
day.
Nils Carback, Norwegian. sged twenty
nine years, died ia the county Jail, from cry
sipeias.
sullivan's Boston restaurant is still ruonng
end getting up the best OF meals on the short
est notice.
The municipal court gave attention TO ten
criminal cases yesterday, eight of which were
discharged.
JH Brsdish returned yesterday from q
three-weeks visit to his former home in Omro
aud other Wisconsin towns.
Frank Patyin has applied for divorce from
his wife, Louisa Patvin, on the ground of
cruel and inhumsn treatment.
Tom. Howard, for shooting Henry Reed,
WAS held for trial Ia the sum of 5000. In de-
fault of bonds he went TO Jail.
On May %. John Colker was sent to the
county Jail for msiug insulting language to g
lady. Yesterday he was discharged.
Chief Munger has served notice upon all
the saloon keepers forbdding them to furnish
Patrick Gleason with any liquor, at the in.
stance Of Mrs. Gleason.
The street on Nicollet Island, between the
two bridges, is in an execraole condition snd
should be paved without further delay. The
property owners want granite, too.
The police are on the track of the thieves
who touched Swan Poulson TO the ,ure Of
S45 in a saloon ON Thursday night, and are
confident theS will overhaul them.
A change OF time goes into. effect on the
Manitoba road Sunday, for the summer
season, whish gives four trains eacn way
daily between Minneapolis and Lake Mime
tonka.
Alfred Holm, Scandinavian, employed at
the bag factory, on Third avenue south, fell
from a scaffodiDg yes erdsy end received an
ugly scalp wound. He Has taken 10 Ames'
hospual and cared for.
Herbert Conner, the artist, will have the
large prortrsit OF Mayor Ames completed
this tvening, and it is 10 be presented to the
Mayor ny his friends. II is an artistic sue
cess, and as like SIS life.
The Benevolent society of the immaculate
Conception church have com pleted all ar
raDgements for their excursion TO Lake
M!uUetuuka, which will occur on Monday via
the motor line and the steamer st. Louis.
When Patrick Ryan, the contractor On the
county ill, brought suit against the county
to rec,,ver sum of money he claimed his due,
1t was stated that nothing vas coming 10
him. He was given s6t5, and has withdrawn
the suit.
The Journal urges DR.. Bray and George
Veit,r to prosecute Mss Nora Sexton-Foun-
tam. But 1t is not at all probable the philsn-
thropc doctor wishes 10 put the girl to any
trouble. Nor would he care to have the cast
more fully ventilated.
People occnpyisg Second, Third and Fourth
stories are almost exasperated Oh account OF
the insufficient power of The water works 10
supply them with water. Elevators run by
water motors are also unable To run portion
of the time. Hurry up the water works ex
tension.
q. E. Hutchinsou's little boy built bonfire
yesterday morning, and he built it in the par
Tor, al the clrner Of Fonrt enth avenue south
and Thirteenth street, upon the floor, and
that's the reason he has concluded that il
wasn't so funny after all. The department
was called out, but the flames dam .ged tue
house and contents to The am cunt OF S600,up.
on which there was no insurance.
George Stewart, father.in. law OF Mr.. Hire.
liue, of Wheeler, Hinellue & Co., projectors
of the ST. AuothoDy roller mill, died st his
home in Rlchield, Minnesots, on Monday
evening and the funeral occurred on Tuesday
Mr.. Stewart was probably the Oldest man in
Minnesota or the northwest, being over one
hundred years old. The exact age is not
known by any one In this country, hut steps
will be taken to ascertain if possible What
Time he was born by writing to the old coun.
try.
Henry Willard, president OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, accompanied by dstin-
snished party of railroad gentlemen, was in
Minneapolis yesterday. It is the purpose OF
Mr. Willard to construct, upon the grounds
recently purchased above First avenue north
on the river bank, buildings, freight depois,
shops, etc, as required by the com papy to
constitute terminus here for the tributary
line 10 the Northern Pacific road. 1t is ex-
pected that work will be begun within the
coming month.
The pedestrians, at Market hall, although
the.attendance is discouragDgly small, are
doing good work. Mccormick and Panchstt
are rrowdiDg each other for first place, while
McKeon and K osky are struggling for third
Mccormick appears 10 he the favorite now,
although Panchatt is MlnDesOts's pride and
very popular, especially since be made the
brilliant record in the O'Leary belt contest.
Mccormick was @ Ltary's partner in the
Memphis match and is the champion OF
Illinois. He is possessed OF two gold medals.
McKeor and Klosky have been on The pro-
fecelOual track for number OF years, being
IN the eastern circuit.
Edward Brown, au empioye in the Petit
Touring mill, met with very painful acc
dent Yesterday. One of the belts in the mill
became loose and occasionally ran If. In
putt Ig jt on, he was caught in the belt snd
his arm wound around the fast rsvoiv
ing pully. The machinery WIS stopped
by h co ldborers as eoon rs possible and the
sufferer txtricated and taken 10 Ames' hos
piial His Injuries ipcluce two tad fractures,
one ab"v. his elbow and the other below, aud
a deep flesh wound the full circle Of his arm
below the elbow. His wounds were carefully
dressed and fractured bones set, and last even
ing he was in rs comfortable condition as
could be expected.
The Strike.
The strike In Minneapolis is liable 10 be.
come general and serious. The bricklayers at
the Milwaukee car shops are still out, and are
,.noom promie;np Some twenty men eu.