Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Tbs annual meeting Of the Y. NJ. C. A. was
held last evening.
The emigrant depot of the Manitoba rail-
read has been completed.
A pine apple and ice cream festival was
given at Plymouth church last evening.
Mira. Sellers, the victim OF the shooting &C.
eident, was slightly better last evening.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day and get
good square meal for twenty-five tents.
Frank Mayo drew another big house last
night. His Davy Crockett always "takes."
Bishop Foss is still lying very low. Yet
there is still ray of hope for his recovery.
The buildings occupying the site Of the
union depot are Icing removed to other
quarters.
In saloon row John swenson received q
savage cash in the back Of his head with q
beer glass.
Mayor Ames has signed the Brush electric
light ordinance, and refulgent illumination
will soon follow.
Henry Wildly fell from the roof of his
kitchen, on Tenth avenue south, to the ground
and fractured his left shoulder.
The chamber of commerce passed resolu-
lions of coincidence at the decease of e1Gov.
Washburn at its meeting yesterday.
A number OF gypsies have gone into camp
a short distance out of town on the line of
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad.
Yesterday morning the district court dis
charged the indictments brought by the grand
jury against j. N. Donaldson and Louis
Olson.
The street railway company signifies its
willingness 10 extend its line into Highland
park just as soon as the citizens there shall
want II.
The testimonial concert in benefit of the
popular German vocalist, Miss Louise Boehme,
at Harmonic hall last evening,was complete
success.
It is suspected that public sentiment favors
paving with cedar blocks, and, as q matter OF
course, our "weather cock crows "cedar
blocks"
special train, 10 attend Gov. Washburn's
funeral, will leave the e. n. s. st. P. depot
promptly at o'clock this morning. The
train will return 10 Minneapolis about mid
night.
The lively burglar made an attempt to get
into J. W. Wells' residence on Tuesday night.
He broke in rear window but was evidently
frightened away before he had accomplished
his end.
A lit lie child, who died on one of the Chi
cago emigrant trains which arrived here yes
terdsy morning, was taken to Warmers under
taking rooms, The remains will be buried by
the county.
In the probate court yesterday al inventory
in the matter of the estate of John Bancroft,
deceased, was fled and allowed, and an order
issued for creditors TO present claims within
stipulated time.
OrsOn, the thirteen year old son Of L. D.
Wetmore, met with very painful accident
yesterday, by overturning boiler Of boiling
hot water upon his hand and arm. 1t is
feared his hand will be disfgured for life.
II Minneapolis has fually reached that semi.
baTbaric state when professor of the univer-
slty is exonerated from all blame by the self.
constituted moralists of the press, for d-llb-
erRtey shooting the students, 1t Is tune to
''shut up shop"
Johnson & Hurds planning mill was burglar
Lied yesterday morning. The scamps had
jast taken possession of a numbar of moldlng
planners when the night Waterman appeared
upon the scene. He opened lively bonn.
bardmeut with his little six shooter, ard the
burglars skipped. No one hurt. Poor marks
man.
The aspiring youth who runs the Mlnueap-
oils end of the GLOBE should call upon DR..
Ames and get dose of vsrmifuge. Journal
The recommendation is friendly and may
have been induced by dose to self. But the
'taspIring youth" can scarcely believe It's op.
Grafton in that case sufficient to warrant it as
a good remedy.