Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-29
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
This is circus day,
Yesterday was the dullest day of tho season.
The Lincoln saw mill il shut down for repairs.
Another lack Of sufficient number Of logs Is re-
ported by mill men.
A lively meeting of the Reform club was held In
Harrison hall last evening.
Prof. Dsnz's band gave An open air concert at
snyder's PARK last evening.
The funeral Of Bsrnum, killed by the cars on
Thursday, occurred yesterday.
The young son of 7. r. Kennedy was severely In
jured In the mouth by . hooking COW.
The motor track at the Warrington avenue cros-
sing was lowered to the new grade last night.
Emil Large allowed his COW to run at large and
was obliged to pay fne Of S. and costs therefor.
Pat Morarity, an incorrisible drunksrd, was sent
to the rock pile for thirty days by his honor yester
day.
E. n. Emory, for obstructing the sidewalk, was
fined S. and costs, aggregating nearly $50 yester
day.
The Boston restaurant is still supplying the hungry
with everything the market affords at q nominal
price.
A. L. Andrew horse ran away on Third street
yesterday and wrecked the carriage to which 1t
attached.
The Pillabury mill is engaged In grinding Mani
toba wheat. They turn out about I,60O barrels Of
-four per day.
at meeting to be held for the purpose In Harrison
hall this evening.
Z q. Hensley, Of Brainerd. has been brought to
xha Av.oa al For Ha In Euffo
from broken leg.
The grain market WAS very dall yesterday, only
one load of No. wheat being sold on change,
and that at 81 per bushel'
John Boland, for asaaultins Benjsuin Linnshan.
paid Clerk Stevens at the order Of the court, fine
Of $40 and costs yesterday.
The capacity per day of the Minneapolis Touring
mills is a. ,25O barrels, but only about $500 barrels
per day IL now being made.
Yesterday the receipts Of wheat ct this point
reached tho figure Of Il, s25 bushels. The shipments
Of the same were $500 bushels.
An important meeting Of the Ancient Order Of
HiberniAns, division No. !, viii be held in Rob rt
Emmett hall tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Emil Larson has been arrested for stealing the
| sum Of s55 in money from Jonn Frokholm, in the
house of Ole Anderson. on Eighth avenue south.
the dwelling of Ole Anderson, arraigned in the
police court yesterday The case was continued
til Monday.
Andrew Larson had his right hand injured In the
machinery ct the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul
shops yesterday. He was taken to the Ames hos
pttsi for treatment.
lsborer named Seymour, employed in ono of the
East side saw mills, was hit In the eye by . knot
thrown with violence by saw. It is feared he VIII
lose the use Of bis eye.
Just 90 soon az the north side Of Washington
avenue Is paved with cedar blocks to Hennepin
avenue. the opposite side Of the street viii be paved
before any other portion Of the avenue is paved.
]. u. Bennett, of No. 5 North Ninth street, was
visited by burglars who made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter his dwelling, but who frightened
away by Mr.. b. he sent bullet after them to no
effect.
An employe Of the Chicago, Milwaukee b st. Paul
Railroad company, named Larson had his thumb
crushed while loading ties yesterday He was taken
to the Ames hospital. where bis wounds were at
tended.
Mr.. 9. F. Boyd, Of Chicago, h.s been appointed
general ticket and passenger agent Of the Minnesp
Oils st. Louis railway, the appointment to 60 into
effect on Tuesday next. Other important changes
are rumored.
President Lowry, Of the Minneapolis street car
line, has offered to Gerry the children from all parts
Of the city to the motor line and return free, on
Monday, on the occasion Of the children's Mime
topka excursion.
The Inter-ocean circus viii pitch its tent near the
Cedar avenue street line this morning, and will
give two perform ances, one In the afternoon and
In the evening The usual street parade will be
given at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Next Tuesday Messrs. Hunlan Kelley, the pop
ular merchant tsilors. will remove from No. Isl
First avenue south to No. 2s3 First avenue south,
their large and fast increasing business demanding
larger and more commodious quarters.
Three drunken Swedes named Nelson, johnson
and Larson, from Coon Greek were before his honor
yesterday, and were required to pay fines Of $40
each. 1t seems that while intoxicated they assault
ed q teamster named Pease. after having charged
him with stealing kcg Of beer, and calling him q
number Of vile names.
Yesterday, DR.. Amss amputed the leg of Nels
Hulfgreen, who was brought to his hospital some
| that member broken. Previous to having been
brought to the city, his broken leg had been set BY
country physician, but in very unskillful manner
The patient was doing well last evening.
| fine performance was given at the heater
COMIC ne last night, Jackson aud Peasley bearing
off the honors In q sketch entitled Happy Hours
They are the finest Ethiopian sketch team that have
appeared In this theater this season their sketches
| being new, bright and laughable. Several vocal
gems were rendered b. members Of the company,
| and the entertainment concluded with o roaring
farce.
| Col. McCrorys happy idea Of giving the children
Of this city, and their mothers, free excursion to
| Lake Minnetonka on Monday, struck . popular
chord. Everybody il either fond of sympathizes
with children. 1he result has been that the mayor
has agreed to furnish requisite number Of police
men TO protect the children from any accident and
the steamer City Of St. Louis will carry them about
the lakes free. Various citizens have donated eat
| ables and sweetmeate. Everybody seems anxious
| TO contribute to the pleasure Of the children.
| MINNErONKA BREEZEs.
Electric light tonight.
The hotels are beginning to use cots. This looks
/ like old times.
| string band has been added to the musical
equipment Of the Belle Of Minnetonka.
| Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Barber of BLOOMINGTON,
/ a. kho fop