Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLosELErs.

card to the office, No 1871 Heurepin avenue stating
the fact the matter will be attended 10 promptly.
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETS.
Up to date l46 dogs have been licensed by the
city clerk.
A case of sm,n pox is reported near tina East
side pound.
The weekly meeting Of the city council viii be held
this evening.
The proposed sites for the new postofios grow
more numerous daily.
VIM. H. Smith, of La Crosse. held the ticket
which drew the piano at Colton's.
The Light Infantry boys are arranging for ex-
cursion to Lake Minnetonla on June 80.
The Zouaves will meet in their elegant new hall
on Nlccllet this evening for the first time.
Father Kemp's old folks concert was given
at the Franklin avenue NJ. Z. church last evening.
VIM, Cheney reports that the month of May Was
the coolest experienced In Minnesota since May,
1867.
On Saturday evening sprugues Georgia MINISTRIES
will give an entertainment st The Academy of
Music.
The Mendels, Harry aud Leoni, still the at
fractions at the Comique, and are doing some really
fine work.
This afternoon EiSood Lanrson will be tried in
the police court upon charge OF assault! and bat
terry upon D. Besek.
Mccormick, the pedestrian, is stil waiting in this
city, expecting Hunt, The Minneapolis pedestrian,
vii! accept his challenge.
Quite large number of yo&ng people went TO
Lake Calhoun last evening, and participated in the
dance at the Lakeside hotel.
Lille NJ Seuserbox has been granted g decree Of
absolute divorce from her husband, George Senser-
boz, on the groui OF desertioR.
At lis meeting Monday night the Gan club lsvied
an assessment Of S. upon each member, to defray
the expenses OF The organization.
1t is stated thst there abont 800 saloons in
Minneapolis. Upon investigation the number of
licenses issued is Found II be 255.
Minneapolis will be given opportunity. The
boy prescher is coming. He will open at the first u
E. church on Saturday afternoon.
The seating capacity OF the syndicate Opera
house viii be 2G0o. The architect promises thst it
shal be ready for grand opening on Christmas.
Rev Robert Forbes, Of the First II. E. Church
on the East side, has been chosen to deliver the
niversary sermon at Hsmline university On Sunday
next.
The supply of water at the public basin in front
OF the city hall is not enough by SO per cent TO sup
ply the demand. Let the size of the supply pipes be
increased
trunk containing many vGlusbes, including
gold watch, chain and jewelry, taken from the
Manitoba depot, probably stolen, aud the police
looking for it.
At the meeting Of tho Young Mems Christian as
socistion held in the parlors last niggt Rev. N.
schulder delivered an address TO the young men.
Miss Neal presided.
Howard. simple minded youth, eighteen years
old, confined at College hospital for treatment,
escaped from custody last night but finally
overtaksn and returned.
Anna oelbach was found in the municipal court
yesterday, guilty of assaultng little Child bat rs
The offeuse was not very egregious sentence
suspended by Judge Cooley.
very pleasant Rocisble was held at the residence
of G Mores, on South Fourth street, last evening.
Miss marguerite Brodirck gave number Of lra-
matte readings with 1le effect.
Everybody says the Boston is tie best restaurant
III tae city, and Whist everybody says is always
Flesh oysters in every style, Choice Havana cigars
aspsoslty. Open day and night.
burglar attempted to enter ths house of d. D.
Cone on Monday night, but was frightened away by
Mrs. Como, who was awakened by the noise he occa-
stoned in breaking through window.
Nina Spear, accompanied b. her mother, left yes
tordsy for Illinois, for the little ones health Cen
eral Manager HUDSON, of TIE Minneapolis & st.
Louis road, kindly furnished them with free passes
TO Chicago.
c. Dewitt Young aud j. Z. Moore, who were
drowned in White Bear lake, held accident insurance
policies in the Travellers. of Hartford. to the
amount of $4,000. Yssterday app 'ication for pay
lnent was made at the Office in this city.
While working in the tunnel at The falls heavy
shale rock fell upon Thos. EIulvey, Of Marshall
street, ipficting painful scalp wound and contu-
sion of the right shoulder. He was removed TO the
Ames hospital, where the injuries were treated.
The mercensry county commissioners made g big
kick because tue superintendent of the poor farm
treated the inmates of the poor farm to turkey
dinner on Thanksgiay ng day. although it is the
only day throughout the year upon which any sach
luxury Is INDUCED In.
John Olson, charged with assault with intent to
murder, was brought into the police court yesterday
morning. The cage was discharged and another
warrant served, making the charge simply assault
and battery. He was fined 800 and costs, and In dc
iGu.t of payment was locked up.
Lorenzo D. Hill charges his wife, Julia E. Hill,
with cruel and inhuman treatment, and asks the
district court for an absolute divorce. Pending
the trial the court has ordered Lorenzo to pay the
attorneys fees of julia besides giving her an al.
lowance of Sc per week. 1t will doubtless cost
rying another woman.
A small frame dwelling house, owned by L. L.
DurgiD, and situated on Sixteenth avenue, between
Third and Fourth streets, northeast was burned to
the ground yesterday noon. The house was occu-
pied by William Bell who lost large Tart of his
household goods. Damage to building about $1,000,
while Mr.. Bells loss will foot up about Ss0O. The
ire was caused by defective 1ue
This evening the committee on paving will report
10 the council favorable to paving Washington
avenue from Eighth avenue south to Third avenue
south with granite, and from Third avenue south
10 Second avenue north, with cedar blocks. This
Ia similar to the compromise resolution offered by
Alderman Glenn three weeks ago, only that he pro-
posed paving to Fourth avenue north with cedar
Yesterday afternoon the of the state vs..
Geo. P. Lindsey, charged by Maud Hayes with seduc-
ton, which has been on the municipal court docket
long, and which has been continued from time to
time to give the bondsmen time to find the defend
ant, who Skipped was called up and fiually dis
missed upon the motion Of County Attorney Hale.
Il is understood that the bondsmen have fixed the
matter 10 the satisfaction of the girl who is
willing the matter should be dropped.
B10rd of Health.
There was meeting of the health board last
evening: Present, Aldermen Eichocn, Hoischer,
Drs. Ortmsn and Collins.
DR.. Ortm III WIS elected president PRO tenn
resolution passed notifying smallpox physician
Salisbury that no payment woIid be made in future
for patients suffering from smallpox, except when
IN the pest-house or when attendance was ordered
by the city. resolution also passed directing the
health officer TO report monthly to the board the