Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS
OFFICE-No. 6 WdshiNgtoa 0cesesse, OPP
,,osite NicoIJet House. Office hours from 6
q. ,,s to 10 o'clock p. M.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

the Comiqae restaurant.
Charles Spencer, formerly river pilot,
has been adjudged insane.
The electric light car has been added to
the mast on Bridge square.
The chime of bells are being placed in
the Church of the Redeemer
Arumber Of uninteresting DRINKS we're
he only inmates of the quay last evening.
The Hennepin County Bar association
will meet at the court house tomorrow
evening.
A weekly newspaper. printed in French.
is soon to be established in this city.
Olof Johnson went to the rock pile yes
terday for ten days, as the sequel of little
spree.
Over 100 pupils have made application
for admission to the two public night
schools.
The White Crook is catching ON i'm
mensely. 1t was fortunate hit for Miss
McAllister.
The Boom company has removed all the
booms from the west channel of the river
for the winter.
The papers continue to hammer away at
the syndicate people respecting visionary
hotel schemes.
The sale Of reserved seats for the Boston
IDEAL Opera company season will open to-
morrow morning.
Despite the snow storm yesterday after
noon the White Crook matinee was wit
messed bv a full house.
Several members OF the colored regi
ment now stationed at Fort Smelling were
in Minneapolis yesterday.
Thomas Lowry states that the air line
railroad scheme between the sister cities
is certain to be carried out
The finishing touches are icing added
to the electric light mast. The lights will
be turned On the first dark night.
The work of removing the buildings
from the fair grounds, which will never
be used for fair purposes again, is under
way.
Arents Arentson and Peter Thieland
were adjudged insane by Judge of Probate
LELAND yesterday, and committed to st.
Peter.
Seventy men are now employed on the
new pump house extension, and the work
is being hurried forward with all possible
facility.
Magnas Benson, who was indicted by the
grand jury for the larceny of money from
a shop, was on trial when court adjourned
last night.
Yesterday NJ. c. Tate paid fine of S.
and costs for putting head' on John
O'Donnell, while John went to Jail fifteen
days for fighting.
At the mills the flour quota
tions are: Patents, S6.25@6,75; straights,
$5.5O@6.6O; lower grades, S2@3; clears,
$5@ 5.25 per barrel.
Eastwood john was the expressive
ii tie given by one of the ''plain DRINKS"
introduced to his honor yesterday. Bass
wood paid fine of 81.
R. Guile, who has for some time
oficiated as baggage agent at the upper
depot, has just been appointed city ticket
agent of the Omaha railroad.
1t is stated that the laying of the new
intake pipe TO the center of the channel of
the river will prove slow and expensive
process, owing to the swift current.
The team of a farmer named Judson,
who lives in Osseo, ran away on North
Fifth street yesterday and wrecked the
wagon to which they were attached.
I'll Q ladies interested in establishing a
woman's hospital in Minneapolis will hold
a meeting this afternoon at the residence
of DR.. Mary S. Whistone, 212 South Ninth
street.
The Good Templars brass band rendered
lis teacher, Prof. s. M. Briggs, testimo-
NAL of their esteem in the presentation Of
fine arm chair and serenade on Tues
day evening.
A Cincinnati detective will arrive to-day
to take in charge the colored diamond rob-
Der, Charles Edward Mitchell, whom he
will bring to justice in the criminal courts
of Cincinnati.
The question now naturally arises
where will the two new fire engines be
housed. Aid. Watt thinks the Plymouth
avenue hose house is large enough to ad-
nit one of them.
Sales on change yesterday. were:
car No. hard in elevator A. S1.O5; car
do, $1.05; 1 car No. hard, $1.O4; car
feed, No. 1, $25; car corn, 0. t., SOC; 1
car feed, No. 2, $24.
The new Ahern steam engine, according
to the purchasing contract, will be deliv
cred in ninety days, but the Amoskeag
engine will not be ready for shipment for
some time afterward.
The business men of Minneapolis ex-
press their pleasure in the purchase of an
other Amoskaeg fire engine. They Sc EN-
to be impressed with the idea that it is
really the best extant.
Hon. Eugene M. Wilson has been re
tanned as counsel for Frank Hanson in the
murder case which will come up in the
police court for preliminary examine
ton tomorrow morning.
Col. West of the Nicollet house has Just
received pair of imported Scotch terrier
dogs, the purchase price of which was
500. They will make war on the rats
which infest the house.
The plat of Maplewood, Lake Mime