Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Go to the Boston restaurant for veniso
with Jelly, and dinner 80 cents.
The expense of the Minneapolis post-offic
for the year 1881 was SIT, 1Sl.2S.
Under the glowing rays of old sol the sleigh
in disappeared early yesterday forenoon.
Work on the Philo Remington Park at Lakes
Calhoun and Harriet, is progressing finely.
Christopher Cox, the well known rag anG
old iron vender of this city, died on Tuesday.
An adjourned meeting of the city father
was held in the council chamber last evening
Deputy Clerk James Flanagan, of the NUM-
cipal court, is confined to his room with i'll
ness.
The Rifle club participated in practice
o. boot on the East side range yesterday after
noon.
Tomorrow evening the Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic Church society will elect new
officers.
Haverly's original forty mastodon minstrels
occupy the Academy Friday and Saturday
evenings.
The Temple of Honor will hold q regular
eonvocation IN their hall over Elliot's music
store this evening.
The jurors were drawn yesterday for the
next term Of the district court, which con-
VI nes February 81.
The board of poor commissioners will hold
another session in Capt Snyder's Office at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
1t is estimated that 15,sS2,sl4 pieces of
mail matter were handled by the Minneapolis
postoffics during the past year.
During the past few months about 200 new
cottages have been erected in Boards addition
TO Minneapolis on the east side.
Vim. Kennedy, arrested on charge of steal
ing wood from Morrison's yard, was arraigned
yesterday morning and discharged.
During the year 1881 money orders amount
ing to $685., 722. 16 were received and $780,
1862 paid at the Minneapolis post-ofioe.
A Temple of the Patriarchial circle is to be
instituted in this city by a delegation of the
Supreme Temple, l. o. o. F., Milwaukee.
Edward Hanson. brought before his honor
for creating a disturbance in the Swedish
church, was discharged yesterday morning.
Cataract fire steamer is up for repairs. No.
Q will now have to attend the East side fires
until the Cataract shall have been repaired.
Statistics prove that Minneapolis is receiving
over one-fourth of the wheat received by the
leading cities of the United States. Sic
transit.
8 st. Anthony lodge of Good Templars are
rraporofiopc for tbair
tainment and supper at Harrison hall Saturday
evening.
Mr.. J. T. Byrnes, who has been quite Ill for
several weeks with typhoid fever, has nearly
recovered, and will soon be able to resume his
law practice.
The district court has issued an order CON-
polling C. H. Petit to disclose all monies and
properties in his hands, assigned to him by
n. B. HARDWOOD.
The demand for soft coal in this city the
present season is greatly in excess of that of
any previous winter. In fact, it appears to
be the popular fuel.
The St., N. g. NJ. railroad company are hav.
ing piles driven under their bridge over the
east channel, in order to strengthen the struc-
ture and guard against all accidents.
Ada Gray, with good support, presented
new version of East Lynne at the Academy
last evening, to the entire satisfaction of the
audience, The same bill again tonight.
Fortune favors the brave. Ed. Atenburg
fell recently heir to snug little fortune in
England, and now he is promoted to the well
earned position of city editor of the Tribune.
The committee from the city council on
roads and bridges held another session yester-
day afternoon, and perfected their report,
which was submitted to the meeting last even
ing.
The members of the Bachelors club have
presented their esteemed member, Rev. T. NJ.
Riley, rector of Holy Trinity church, who is
about to leave the city, with fine stem wind
ing watch.
The guardian of L. N, Tor better known as
"Zip'') Hause, has issued notice warning
people from letting him (Hanse) have goods
upon orders signed by him (guardian) as the
same are forgeries.
The contraction the iron work on the Syndi.
cate block has been let to the Washington
Iron works, st. Paul. The bid of that COM
pany, which was much less than any other
bid submitted, was $4,000.
The members of the Crusaders T. A. society
had right royal time at their public installa-
ton and banquet on Tuesday evening in Cath
Ollie association hall. An elaborate musical
and literary programme was presented.
The Turner society of East side will cele-
hrate the twenty fifth anniversary of its organ
ization on Tuesday evening, January Oath. An
elaborate programme is being arranged for the
occasion, which will be published in due sea-
son.
The stone arch bridge which is to span the
father of waters at the falls for the use of the
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
company, will be built by Messrs. Durrah &
Co., contractors of gainesville, o., at cost of
$4,000.
W. NJ. Bracket, J. NJ. Fewer and J. G. Seal
Ian have been appointed a committee to make
necessary arrangements for celebrating the
twelfth anniversary of the organization of old
volunteer hose company No. 1, which occurs
on the 24th inst.
Work fupon the construction of the Ply
mouth avenue wrought iron bridge will not
be begun before the LIST of March, that time
being the earliest in which the materials can
be had. The structure will have to be CON-
pleted, according to the contract, on May 15
Ignatious Hole-in-the-Day, head chief of the
Chippewa nation, was in the city yesterday
from the White Earth reservation on business
started for the Blue Earth agency, where he
fha ,,oI