Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-23
TO CITY sUBsCRIBERs
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.
Mayor Ames will be home again to-day.

Mayor Ames vii! be home again to-day.
Hay is becoming quite scarce in the Min
neapolis market again.
Over IT'S saloon licenses have been issued.
What has become OF the other hundred?
The double track Of the Fourth avenue
street car line is now completed to Fourteenth
street.
Joseph Pardy, brakeman, lost his thumb
while coupling cars in the Milwaukee yard on
Sunday.
Two spans of the Plymouth avenue bridge
have been put in, and the work is progressing
rapidly.
The German Bros, late with Haverly's
Mastodons, opened for short engagement at
the Comique last night.
The ladies OF st. Marks church will give
strawberry festival in the guild room, rear
Of the church, tomorrow evening.
City Clerk Matthews has issued over 1000
dog licenses this season, and the MALT of Min
neapolis' canine family hasn't tag yet.
J. w. Clark, for insulting gentleman on
stone arch bridge, on Saturday night. was sent
to the rock pile for seven days yesterday.
At their regular meeting, tomorrow even
ing, the Ames zouaves will make final ar
rangements for participating in the Decora-
ton day Observances.
The little three year old daughter Of Mars
ton Gregory, Of Cedar avenue, had her face
and hands badly burned yesterday morning by
falling upon not stove.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis yes
terday dropped down to 14,025 bushels, the
smallest amount for many day. The ship
ments were 1925 bushels.
At about o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the house OF John A. Nor
ton, on Western avenue, but the flames were
easily extlnguished by bucket brigade.
The members OF the George N. Morgan
Post, g.. A. R., are requested to meet at
their armory this evening to receive their new
uniforms, and conclude Decoration day prepa-
ratlOns.
The telephone exchange WAS closed again
last night in order to complete the changes
which they could not make On Sunday. The
office will be opened sgain at O'Clock this
morning.
Pence Opera house will be opened again to-
morrow evening, on the occasion of the pro-
ductiOn OF "Scrsps," by Rentfrow's Path
finders. SCRAPS" is musical extravaganza
which is enjoying quite run.
William Zunke, under arrest for stabbing
Ole Wahl, was arraigned in the municipal
court, but his victim being unable to appear,
the case was again continued. In default OF
$4,000 bail he was incarcerated.
Cataract fire engine, which has for some
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of repairs, was taken to the engine house all
ready for service yesterday morning. A new
boiler is one of the new features.
The weather is cold and disagreeable. Not
pleasant to walk home mile or 80 for dinner
or supper. Go, instead, to the popular Bos-
ton restaurant, 200 Hennepin avenue, open
day and night. Fresh oysters in every style.
Frank II. Elwoed, while working on
drive up the river, met with a painful acct
dent in assisting in breaking jam. He was
caught between the logs, breaking leg. He
was brought to this city yesterday morning
| for surgical treatment.
Chauncey L. Baxter of the Barnes County
Record, Valley City, called upon the Mime
apolis end OF the GLOBE yesterday. The
Record, sprightly paper, 10 prosperous In
high degree, receiving all the advertising
patronage its columns can contain.
Jas. Casey was arraigned in the police court
charged with making an indecent exposure
of his person in the Milwaukee depot on Sun
day. Pleaded not guilty. He said he fell
| asleep in the depot and ii he made an expo
sure it was accidental. He was fined $50.
W. W. Brown has secured the last Of the
row of stores under the Theater Comique and
is fitting it up as frst-class restaurant, which
will be run In style second to none in the
city. The fitting up includes Brussels carpets,
hard wood tables, dsmask curtains. etc. The
formal opening will take place tomorrow
evening
Early yesterday morning an alarm from box
twelve brought out the fire department In
quick time. A fire had broken out in the
roof of boarding house owned by n. A.
Campbell, No Is North Second street. The
entire loss to the house and contents from fire
and water is grossly estimated at $685. upon
which there Is 81 800 insurance.
Death of Ossian sastertee.