Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Robson & Crane at the Academy tonight.
The boom company is already turning in
logs to the mill men.
The suspension bridge is nearly all newly
paved with cedar blocks.
Rev. r. Forbee, of the NJ. E. church, held
services as usual yesterday.
Merriman, Burrows s. Co.'s saw mill has
started noon its summer business.
Quite number of people went out to the
lakes yesterday over the Lyndale road.
Clausen & Christensen have contracted to
fresco the First NJ. E. church in st. Paul.
A meeting of the Father sheehy Land
League was held in Norden hall last night.
This morning C. W. Dawson will begin the
canvass for the next city directory in earnest.
The church committee Of the Children's
Home will hold meeting tomorrow after
noon at the residence of Mr.. o. A. Pray.
Ifyou would have royal dinner at mod.
crate price 60 10 the Boston restaurant this
noon. Tom. Sullivan can dish it up for you.
The bridge builders are making fair pro-
gress in the construction of Plymouth avenue
i KCs
ground.
The first grand ball of the Minneapolis So,
cial club will be given in Market hall ON Fri
day evening. Sdwell's orchestra will furnish
the music.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company has
issued an order to all who occupy the lands
recently purchased by the road in this city, to
/ vacate at once.
A post norton examination will be con-
cluded to-day upon the remains of A. N.
Schlimmer, the Autograph engraver who
dropped dead on the street on Saturday.
Our mayor is vigorously pushing all man.
ner of reforms in city matters. As regards
sanitary conditions and claw and ORDER" the
present administration will be without pre-.
cedent.
| Hereafter the business meetings OF the
chamber OF commerce will be held upon the
first Wednesday of each month, instead of
Wednesday and Saturday of each week, as in
the past.
| A meeting of the aldermen of the First
ward will be held this afternoon for the pre-.
liminary transaction OF important city bust.
ness, to come before the council on Wednes-
day evening.
| On Saturday, gentleman who was escort
ing lady on Washington avenue, was as
saulted by an unknown rufian, who struck
him fierce blow upon the head with a brick,
INJECTING savage cash.
It is probable that the council will make no
particular change in the terms Of liquor
licenses the coming year. The committee on
licenses will report to that effect at the meet
ing OF the council Wednesday evening.
Always bear in mind the Boston restaurant
is the popular catering establishment of our
prosperous city. The doors are always open.
Square meals, lunches and cigars. All the
dellcacies Of the season. Oysters in every
style.
A well attended meeting of the Michael
Davitt land league was held in Norden hall
last evening. An attractive musical and liter.
airy programme was presented by the mem.
bers. Considerable money was collected for
| the anti coercion fund.
Birdie Vesper, who was recently sentenced
to imprisonment in the county Jail for sixty
days in default of the payment az fine of $50
for dscharging firearms in the city, has had
her fine paid by friend, and was released
from custody on Saturday.
Four young boys, charged with robbing
hen rcosts, laDguished in durance over the
Sabbath, and will be given hearing this
morning. AS there is little doubt of a eonvic-
ton, the officers believe the young robbers
will be educated at the reform school.
Work has not yet been resumed upon the
building of the Milwaukee Car shops although
| the Minneapolis contractors daily expect to re-
ceive orders to 60 ahead. There seems now to
be no obstruction. The city has given the rail
road Company everything it has asked.
The secretary Of the New England society
has just had published the first annual report
of the society, in pamphlet form. 1t contains
history of the society, gives list of its Of
fcers and members together with full report
of the literary exercises of it's cant banquet
at the Nicollet house.
A gentleman living on Seventh avenue,
south, between Fourth and Fifth streets, COM
who made off with $l2 pair of boots,
Remington revolver and small amount of
money. He thinks he knows the thief, and
will have him prosecuted.
| An interesting meeting of the Father
Matthew Total Abstinence society was held at
Catholic association hall last evening. A fine
l hAuoiS~A 49, sS>Ae
This organization, under the guardianship OF
Rev. james McGolrick, is doing much for the
good of the Irishmen of this city.
What has Mr.. Corser to say now relative
to the policy of Mayor Ames in regulating
the police force OF the city? At the "ratifica-
ton" meeting held in Market hall on Satur-
day evening, the LIST instant, he held up both
hands and shouted that if Ames was elected
the police force would be deaf, dumb and
| blind.
The new Chute block at the corner of Uni
Yersity and Central avenues, is about COM
pleted and ready for occupancy. 1t is one of
the handsomest buildings in the city, and
will doubtless be soon filled with business
firms. The upper stories will be occupied as
offices, while the ground floor will contain a
bank and mercantile houses.
| The projectors of the new syndicate block
on Nicollet avenue, after wrangling for three
months, have finally positively decided to
erect firstrclass ground floor opera house in
| the block. This must needs put an effectual
damper upon the plans Of the Grand Opera
House company. But then the Nimmoeks
| Bros. have made considerable money in the
speculation, as the property Is worth much
more than they paid for it as business site.
A young man passed forged check for Bio