Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The stage OF water in the river is slow ly re.
ceding again.
Frank Mayo drew splendid house at the
Academy last night.
The Boom company has received a goodly
supply of new logs.
Clothes.line thieves continue their opera.
tons on the East side.
The regular meeting OF the city council
will be held this evening.
Miller, the smallpox patient, died at the
pest house on Monday night.
The Portland avenue residents will probably
soon organize an improvement society.
Work in excavating for Manager HIPS new
union depot is progressing quite Apidly.
The second party of the season occurred at
Lake Side hotel, Lake Calhoun, last evening.
Trial by jury was commenced In the dis.
trict court yesterday before Judge Lochren.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders T. A.
society will be held in Catholic Association hall
this evening.
Improvement societies are becoming the
craze it is, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman, +. Brown, will
| give their eleventh musicale in Ellios's hall
Friday evening.
At Minneapolis yesterday there were 81, 425
bushels of wheat received, while SSH bush
els were shipped.
Frank Mayo will, without doubt, be greeted
by another big house this evening. Seats are
going like hot cakes.
The burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
to snter Sherman's restaurant on Washington
avenue Monday night.
The Washburn mills have been shut down
and will not begin operations again until
after Gov. Washburn's funeral,
Work in preparing the new hospital to be
opened on June 1 by the order of the Sisters OF
Mercy, is progressing satisfactorily.
DR.. Collins is much better and will go to
New York to-day on affairs connected with
his deceased brother, Jerome Collins.
Yesterday morning an indictment By the
grand jury againstJ. NJ. Donaldson for keep.
ing gambling device was made public.
A well attended meeting of the Crusaders
T. 4. society was held in Catholic Association
hall last evening. A pleasing programme was
presented.
Ole Wohl, wounded by Zouke in saloon
row, being stabbed in the abdomen with q
knife, was worse last night. Friends are
apprehersiye.
Yesterday morning Peter Quinn, black.
smith. employed IN shop on the East side,
lost his little finger by tlow from heavy
sledge hammer.
The Boston restaurant is in daily receipt of
fresh stock of oysters, which are served out
to customers in every style. Choice Havana
cigars speciality.
An incipient fire was extinguished IN the
summer kitchen of j. P. Fill at the corner of
Nlneteenth avenue south and Fifth street, yes
terday morning. Damage nominal.
Two rufians invaded private residence
on University avenue yesterday and insulted
the lady OF the house, and were only driven
from The house by threats of bodily harm.
A tramp was arrested yesterday on sus.
picion of the larceny of robe. He offered
the robe for sale for Is cents. 1t is now
awaiting tn, claim OF the owner at police
headquarters.
Ayvrill. Russell & Carpenters paper mills
at the falls are now turning out 5000 pounds
OF paper aud 4.0O0 pounds of wood pulp per
Jay, and this ia said not to be very good pa
Per town either.
The block at the corner of Sixth avenue
north and Thirteenth street has been pur-
chased for the purpose Of site for the chill
dren's home. The consideration sum Of the
purchase was $780,
A syndicate, composed of 0. A. Pray, J..
Dean and Il. G. Ramline, have purchased the
| remaining one half of the we'll known Judd
property, on Fifth street and Sixth avenue
south, and now own the entire property. Price,
| $4,000.
| The Fifth Presbyterian church society held
| meeting last evening with Rev. r. F. Sam
| pie as moderator, and Mr.. Divans as secretary,
and decided to extend call to Rev. Rock wood
McQuestin 10 become pastor of the church
at salary of 5000.
Barquist, man working at Eastman, Bovey
& Co.'s saw mill on the East side, had his left
| arm almost severed near the elbow Joint by
coming in contact with circular saw yes
terday. The wounded man was taken to the
Ames hospital, where it was found the arm
| was SO frightfully lacerated that amputation
| was necessary.
Last evening Mrs. Sellers, the victim of the
shooting accident, was still alive, but her
physician has no possible hope of her recov-
| cry. AS demonstrated by the probing of
Monday night, the course of the bullet was
| almost directly back from nearly the center of
| the forehead through the brain. Her adhe-
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