Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-20
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELxTs.


Mayor Ames will return to-day from his
flying trip to Milwaukee
Ameeting of the Minneapolis Canoe club
will be held this evening.
Yesterdays wheat receipts were 81, S75 BUSH
els; shipments, 2, 225 bushels.
The Big Four minstrels are booked for the
Academy Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Light infantry boys participated in
their weekly drill exercises last evening.
The Knights Templar held their regular
weekly drill on Snyder's block last evening.
Sarah Blaisdell was adjudged insane in the
probate court, and will be sent to the st.
Peter asylum
The next in the series of dances at the Lake
side hotel, at Lake Calhoun, will be given
this evening.
MIR. McMillan's carpenter shop on Korth
Fourth street has been burglarised Of $50
worth of tools.
The young ladies of the Jewish Reformed
church society will spend the day tomorrow
at Lake Harriet, on picnic.
Very c.editable progress is being made in
the construction OF the Plymouth avenue iron
bridge. It is now one-thlrd completed.
General Manager Merrill, of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, was in Mime
apolis yesterday and visited the new car shops.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders T. a.
society will be held in Catholic Association
hall this evening. The new uniforms are ex-
pected.
The Chi Psi society of the northwest has
purchased a lot near the state university as a
site for club house, which it is purposed to
erect soon.
1t is announced that the postofice will take
up the line of march for the Boston block this
evening, but the skeptical denizens are scarcely
ready to believe it.
During the absence of Mayor Ames and
President Walsh, the vice president of the city
council is both acting mayor and acting presi-
dent of the council.
So long as he is kept busy feeding the hungry,
and, withal, taking in the cash for the same,
Tom Sullivan of the popular Boston restau-
rant is sublimely happy.
Minneapolis & st. Louis trains leave for
Lake Ninnetonka at 500 and 1855 a. M and
3. 4:3O and 5:45 p. NJ, and return leave the
lake at 1880 and 9:05 a. m. and 2:15, 1870 and
5:45 p. IN.
The team Of a farmer named Osborne be-
came frightened al locomotive while cross
and ran away, distributing green stuff pro-
mlscuously.
Complaints of the delay in delivering mail
in Minneapolis are loud and numerous. 1t is
the hope that MIR. Laraway will straighten
out some Of the irregularities of our postal
service in this city.
-Odell & Folsom's Yellowstone excursion
party will start from this city at 7:30 this
evening. The entire number of tickets,
which were limited to 200 have been sold and
very pleasant trip is anticipated.
Red Rock camp meeting trains will run as
follows: On Monday and Tuesday trains will
leave at p. IN. and p. m. Wednesday and
after, additional trains at a. M, 4 and p.
m. The camp meeting commences on Wed
nesday.
On Saturday night the festive burglar made
futile attempt to enter the residence of Will
Son Dove, GU Eighth avenue southeast. Mr..
Dove was aroused by noise and opened q
glar skipped.
The court cases which have been passed by
consent of the district court will be reset for
trial this morning and must be brought ON
during this week. II they are not attended
to they will be continued over the term. So
DEGREES Judge Shaw.
w. D. Washburn telegraphs that he has
recommended the appointment of o. M. Lara
way, of the Minneapolis pillow works, to the
office of postmaster, to succeed DR.. George
Keith, deceased. The recommendation is
considered equivalent to an appointment in
fact.
Yesterday morning Frank Davitt, while en-
gagged in painting on a building in North
Minneapolis, had the ladder, upon which he
was standing, fall to the ground. Davitt
caught to some projecting boards OF scat
folding, to which he chung until his compan-
ions were abe TO rescue him from his perIlous
position.
Jerry Shay and his wife had little family !
melee and Jerry threw his better half upon the !
floor with more violence than was pleasing to |
her, and she consequently instgsted his ar. |
rest. Judge Cooley fined him just two and |
one-half eagles. or thirty days at hard labor |
ON the proverbial rock pile. He took the lat |
ter, and Mrs. shay is ''lone vidder."
Two boys, named Howard Trumbull and |
Willie Reynolds, of the West side, went into
the country cunning on Sunday. Near Silver
lake the gun of the latter accidentally dis
charged, filling the arm of the former with
shot. They were brought into the city by
farmer, when the wounds, which are not
very serious. were dressed by o surgeon.
Upon the return Of County Attorney Hale,
who is now absent from the city, Coroner
Fairbairn will consult with him respecting
what shall be done in regard to the punish
ment of Mrs. Emily WOlfrOm, the druggist,
who put up thirty-three grains OF morphine
in compromising prescription, in lea OF one
eighth of grain, as prescribed, and which
blunder resulted in poisoning and killing
Francis o Greu, as reported in these columns
A large audience greeted the rising Of the
curtain at the ComiQue last night and were
we'll pleased with the entertainment offered.
The songs and music were, for the most part, !
lew and we'll rendered, notably those of Neos-
seleta and Lsoni and Miss Irene Somers.
The three -Sheerans, Mendels, and
Crawford and Gibson-all did some excellent .
work in their several specialties, and, taken .
.ltogether, the programme would be hard to
improve.
Divorce suits are becoming daily occur ;
enee. Yesterday Anna Zohalka commenced !