Daily globe., 1882-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs..

A man named Patrick Reardon has been rur
in for using abusive language.
The hotel arrivals at present are far in ex-
cess of be capacities OF the hotels
The weekly meeting of the Reform club wal
held in Harrison hall last evening;
Another dance will be held at the Lakeside
hotel at Lake Calhoun this evening.
E. V. White g. Co., will operate the new
Excelsior Touring mill when completed.
Chicago is becoming heartily sick of cedal
block payements. They want stone now.
c. j. Scallon will be tried in the police court
this morning for assaulting John Schultz.
w. T. Corver had his hand painfully injured
while employed in one of the East side saw
mills.
Yesterday the wheat receipts were 2,95(
bushels, and the shipments were 2.12s
bushels.
Frank Devins, a farmer, was thrown from
his wagon and severely injured by runaway
yesterday
An old codger named Dean was arrested
yesterday charged with the larceny of a set
of harness.
The Boston restaurant is always open, day
and night, and just the place for hungry
man to 60.
A new 500 horse power American water
wheel is being placed in the Washburn A
Touring mill.
John Benson, an employe at the Lincoln
planning mill, had his foot badly mangled in a
planning machine.
Webb Johnson, employed in Touring mill,
had two fingers amputated from his left hand
by the machinery.
While employed on the stone arch viaduct
yesterday, a laborer named John Ross had his
left wrist fractured.
L. T. Bacheller, recently editor of the Min
neapolis Weekly, has purchased E. 81. Steele's
paper, the Hope Pioneer.
Thomas Boinal was arrested yesterday for
cbstructing street railway, but sentence was
suspended by Judge Bailey.
The Chicago Church Choir will appear in
Patience at the Academy of Music on the
evenings of August 3 and 4.
The Washburn B. mill has shut down, with
prospect of not resumiug operations until
the new crop of wheat arrives.
Washington avenue, the north side, is be-
ing graded from .Nicollet to Third avenue
south, ready to receive the cedar blocks.
Capt. Chase and his East side patrol force
have taken possession of their new quarters
in the basement OF the Wensinger block.
Chaplain McAbe delivered his lecture, sThe
Sunny Side of Life in Libby Prison." at the
Franklin avenue NJ E. church last evening.
The iCorinne party drew a good house
again last night to listen to Olivette. This
afternoon and evening closes the engagement.
"Dutchy" Schiller was brought to Mime
apolis and delivered to Sheriff Eustis yesterday
by a Council Bluffs, Iowa, officer. One by
one.
The Franklin Avenue M. E. church will
give an excursion TO Upper Lake Minnetonka
to-day. Chaplain McAbe will furnish amuse-
ment.
Complaint is made that the street railway
company fail in furnishing a sufficient num-
ber of cars in the evening to accommodate the
people.
Will NJ. Reedy, st. Louis Republican re-
porter, spending vacation in doing our city,
manner.
The attention of the city courcil is called to
the fact that there is no suitable and proper
crosswalk on Henncpin avenue in front of the
new post office.
Rev. E. S. Williams, plstor of the Second
Congregational church, was presented with
an elegant ph9ton by the members of TIE
church on Thursday evening.
Hattie Brush, the keeper of bagnio, and
six inmates contributed the monthly allow
ance to the city treasury yesterday, amounting
to considerably over hundred dollars.
Edward Brit put ''ta roof" on John Peter
son and the court decided that it should cost
Edward five bills. Edward "forked over"
THIS evening the Minneapolis & st. Louis
Railway company will give moonlight ex-
cursion, the first of series, to Lake Mime
tonka. The train will leave the depot at
7:15.
Skillful cabinet makers are at work re-
modlipg the interior of R. P. Huntington &
Co.'S. sample room on Heunepin avenue.
When completed it will be the handsomest in
the city.
The funeral of NJ. Donnelly, killed by the
cars on the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad,
will occur at 1880 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, corner of Nineteenth street and Three
and-a-half avenue south.
The Theatre Comique closes week of good
business tonight; several of the favorites
will close their engagements at the house with
this performance, and long list of new
people are looked for next week
John Ryan, John Lester, and Martin Joyce
fooled with that which "stingeth like an ad-
DER" and are now exercising muscle for their
board by cracking rocks under direction of
Watchman Sullivan. They got ten days.
William Christensen, formerly of this city,
but now the mayor of Olivia, and also a
prosperous merchant of that place, is spend
ing few days in Minneapolis, renewing ac.
quaintances and purchasing stock of goods
for his store.
A. De Shone and Victor Record have been
tippling, and his honor thoughtbest that they
should not carry so much loose wealth. They
each dropped "V' with Clerk Stevens, and
will join Brother Sltterlee's "third party" as
the Tribune styles it.
Capt. Chase found a brace of suspicious
characters '.shadowiDg" Frenchman who