Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

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| il the city on Sunday night.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Ten new street cars are en- route for Mime
apolis.
The ice has gone out of upper Lake Mime
tonka.
A meeting of the water commissioners will
be held this afternoon.
The members of the fire department are ex-
pecting an increase in salary.
The Boston is The boss place to get anything
you would like when hungry.
r. P. Lupton had pair of horses stolen
| from l 1901 Park avenue yesterday,
| The election of Alderman Walsh to the
pr esidency gives eminent satisfaction.
| Burglars entered Altuvein's meat market on
Washington avenue north, and riflcd the till.
| The drives have started from the woods
with excellent prospects OF arriving all right,
Judge Young has been presented with an
elegant gold headed cane by the petit jurors.
The President has signed tae bill appropri-
ating S175,000 for post office building in this
| city.
The young people of the Universalist church
society gave an enjoyable dramatic entertain
ment last evening.
A meeting of the city physicians was held
last night to arrange for the approaching
medical convention.
\ crew of men were engaged yesterday in
preparing the ground for the extension of the
pump house on the Bassett mill.
The Journal is undoubtedly wheeling into
line ready to make grab for city printing.
1t don't often give tafy without motive.
A musical and literary entertainment was
given in Harrison hall last plight under the
auspices of the Ladies' Emerald Isle Land
League.
B. F. Bull, farmer, living short distance
from the city, had his house destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night. LOSS $4,000, with no
insurance.
Vim. Washburn says he has no political
motive in his coming home at the present
time. But little Fletcher won't believe that
sort OF stuff.
The city attorney supplied the Havaaas yes.
terday as an evidence of his qualification at
the final organization of the city council yes.
terday morning.
Thomas McKeene, in the role Of Macbeth at
the academy last night, undoubtedly did some
of the finest acting ever witnessed in this city.
This evening, Othello.
Yesterday the Minneapolis academy of the
Holy Angals transferred the southeast one
third of lot z, block 1, in Hoag's addition, to
Minneapolis, for $1,000.
The city council has authorized the city en-
gineer to advertise for proposals for laying
the various sewers, for which orders and as
sessments have already been made.
Two small boys were brought before the
police court yesterday, charged with injuring
a dwelling by means of cutting with
Ratchet. The case was discharged.
The s125,OOO city bonds recently purchased
by Charles Nee. Reeve, have received the sig
nature of the mayor and comptroller, and
have passed into the hands Of their owner.
The Bycicle club elected the following off,
GERS: President, G. H. Hathaway; secretary,
W. A. Carpenter; treasurer, Z. B. Clement;
captain, Edward Winship; sub-captain, l..
Rand.
The Humane society has secured John T.
Lee as special agent, and he will receive and
attend to all complaints for cruelty either to
animals or children. Office 500 Second avenue
south.
The electric dome in DIR, Perry's electric in
stitute exploded yesterday morning, and set
fire to the building. The chemical engine
succeeded in extinguishing the flames with
little damage.
John Wright was arraigned in the police
court yesterday upon a charge of being in
completely with the two rogues in picking
the pockets of John Schneider in Baum's
| saloon, but was discharged owing to lack of
| proof OF the offense.
Judge Cooley has issued an order that in
the future all warrants must be returned to
the court within certain time Last month
| thirteen warrants had been issued and not re-
! turned. In order that the clerk may keep his
records systematically.
Work on the stone arch bridge is still being
prosecuted under great difficulties, owing to
| high stage of water in the river. All head
| way is being made on either end, and if the
river continues to recede as rapidly as yester-
day, work will soon be resumed all along the
| line.
During the trial Of the Toohey murder case
in the district court yesterday, the revolver
with which the prisoner had committed the
bloody deed was introduced as evidence. One
chamber only had been discharged. The pris-
oner's counsel insisted upon the withdrawal
of the remaining cartridges for fear that they
would go off. After little discussion the re-
quest was granted.
1t appears to the GLOBE as though the Re-
publicans Of the city were entirely too previ-
Gus in claiming Alderman Grethen. Their
only ground for the claim consists in the fact