Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErS.

C. H. Prior has gone to Sioux City.
John B. Cough arrived in this city at 2:S
yesterday.
Gen. Thos. L. Ro,ser is guest of the Mic
olet honse..
There will be no opera house in the new
syndicate block.
Two or three more of the postoface clerk
are reported sick.
Wheat receipts yesterday, 59,5oo bushels
shipments, 4, $50 bushels.
An advance of 25 cents per barrel ON foul
has gone into effect at the mills.
Five new members were elected into thu
chamber of commerce yesterday.
meeting of the Temple OF Honor was helt
at 1871 Nicollet avenue laft evening.
The sale of seats for Anna Dickenson's en-
tertsinments will open on Friday morning.
The iron moulders OF the east side will
dance in Littefeld's hall this evening.
In a collision on the Manitoba road, William
Corrigan, a fireman, had his foot badly
crushed.
Material for the new car shops OF the o.,
M.&s P. railroad is arriving upon the
grounds.
Swan Nor.trum, an habitual inebriate, was
sent to the stone pile for thirty days by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
Tomorrow evening meeting of the knights
of Pythias State Insurance association will be
held In Pythian hall.
During the past week Minneapolis received
more wheat than any other receiving point,
the amount being 205, 800 bushels.
The council committee on ways and means
will advertise for proposals for the city bonds
provided for by the state legislature.
The temporary bridge over the tail race be-
low the falls for the purpose of the railroad
lsborers, has been swept away by cake OF ice
The last dance of the season under the au-
spices OF the Knights Of Pythis will be given
in the Day block on the evening OF the 18th
inst.
This evening the great Italian tragedian,
who ha. been playing to large and delighted
houses in st. Paul three nights, will appear at
the academy in "Othello."
Charles Childs was yesterday sentenced to q
term of ninety days in the county Jail for the
larceny OF sn $lS overcoat from the front of
J. o. Dances clothing store.
The Bemis block, which took tumble unto
itself on Monday night, will have to be en-
tirely torn down and rebuilt. The damage to
adjoining property was about $40.
The conference committees of the board of
trade and chamber of commerce have appoint
ed VIM. Petit and J. W. Scarf subcommittee
to mature some plan for the appointment of
grain inspectors.
VIM. Prendergast, one of the boys implicit
ed iu the burglary of Reese Brothers clothing
store some time ago, was yesterday granted a
two days' absence from the reform school to
visit his mother, who Is upon her deathbed.
Work in excavating for Rees Brothers
new three story brick block at No. 204 Hen
nepin avenue, was begun yesterday. The en-
tire basement has already been leased by Thos.
Sullivan for the use Of the Boston restaurant.
The Michael Davitt and the Emerald Isle
Land League, OF this city, have forwarded to
the Central League, through the Irish World,
the sum of 1888 80, to sustain the no rent
manifesto proclaimed at the Chicago con-
vention.
by April LIST, and will be 23xS5 feet, three sto-
ries in height, Of red brick, with stone trim
mings. The ground floor will be occupied by
the New York one price clothing store, and
the second and third stories will be devoted to
business offices.
The charity bali, given in the Nicollet house
last night, for the benefit of the College hos
pit.l, was brilliant success. Between 1900
and $4,000 was Melted as the profits. Both
Danz's full band, including twenty pieces,
and the U. s. Infantry band, stationed at Fort
Smelling, furnished the music.
J. A. Porter, a teamster in the employ OF the
Minnesota Rendering and Fertilzing company
received severe kick in the face from one of
his horses last evening, which knocked out
several teeth and cut cash in his mouth so
long th2t three stitches were required to bring
the edges together. DR.. Ames was called and
dressed the wound.
An adjourned session of the city council was
held last night. An ordinance regulating the
tapping of water mains and sewers was passed.
The contract for furnishing granite blocks
was awarded to Solspaugh & Co., of st. Cloud,
their bid being $4,000 lower than that of
Breen {, Young. Considerable routine bust
ness was transacted, and large number of
petitions presented and referred to committees.
John Todd, a pipeman of Hose company
No was thrown from the cart as it was leav-
Ing the hose house to go to the
fire on the East side last night and fell under
the wheel, which passed over him causing g
compound fracture Of the left thigh four
inches above the knee. He was taken to
Ames' hospital and the fracture reduced
The injury is very serious, and it will proba
bly, be some time before the sufferer will again
be able to respond with his wanted alacrity to
the tap of the bell.
At the meeting of the stockholders of the
Bristol Silver Mining company held yesterday
the following officers were elected:
President-Geo. Il. Keith.
Vice President-F. A. Lewis.
secretary-T E. Hughes.
Treasurer Mark w. Lewis.
Executive Committee-Geo. 81. Keith, "
D. Hale, VIM. S. King.
Directors-M. 7. Welles, D. D. S. Brown
Mark W. Lewis, W. D. Hale. d. NJ. Good
hue, F. 4. Lewis, T. E. Hughes, r. j. Bald
win, C. L. Roe, George H. Keith, VIM.
King.
A 100000 FIRE.