Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Minneapolis hotels are doing thriving
business.
Humpty Dumpty drew another big house
last night.
Evidently a suicidal mania prevails in this
Northwest.
The funeral of Palmer Morden, the suicide,
occurred yesterday.
John Theirs got fifteen days yesterday for
assaulting small boy.
The three railway lines to Miunetonka twill
run excursion trains to-day.
The Plymouth avenue bridge was closed
again last night for two days.
Eusebe Baldic was seriously injured at Bas
sett's saw mill by log rolling on him.
The telephone office has been closed to ad-
nit Of putting in their new switch board.
Nelson Orbeck, for fighting, was yesterday
seat to the county fast hold for thirty days.
The meeting of the French temperance So
cety Will be held at 12l Nicollet avenue this
afternoon.
". q. Chamberlain now thinks he has re-
ceived convincing information that his Span
sh inheritance is not hoax.
Always bear in mind that the best Sunday
dinner can be found at the Boston restaurant.
Tom. Sullivan cannot be beaten.
John Mclean, a carpenter employed on the
East side, had his left arm broken yesterday
afternoon by falling scaffolding.
Charles Mccarthy, the disorderly, who hit
the fagman of the Manitoba road with a
huge rock, got sixty days for the offense.
John Writ, the thief who robbed passen-
ger on the Minneapolis s. st. Louis train Fri
day night, was before his honor yesterday
morning, and, as result, ianguishes ninety
days in durance.
Nels Anderson, an insane man recently re-
leased from the asylum at st. Peter, was yes
terday violently attacked by the malady again.
He was taken in custody by the police and
taken to the county Jail.
Mr.. T. W. McGrath, popular young man
of Minneapolis, left last evening for extended
trip through adjoining states. He will locate
in Dubuque for about month when he will
remove to other adjacent cities.
Owing to slight break in the dam some of
the East side saw mills have been compelled to
suspend operations for a few days. On account
of a break in machinery McMulen & Co.'s
mill has been temporarily shut down.
RIB. McCann of Philadelphia, arrived in
Minneapolis yesterday, and is the guest of
his sons, A. A. and W. Mccain, printers and
publishers. He thinks of locating in Mime
apolis permanently and entering into some
mercantile business.
The election of orators at the university for
the contest of next year was as follows: Junior
class: A. H. Hall, s. L. russell, E. P. Baldwin,
Geo. II. Salisbury. Sophomores: A. M. Bald
win, L. T. Chamberlain, j. W. Matthews.
Freshmen: Jas. Gray, F. N. Clafin. Sub Fresh:
E. C. White. The work is given for the pres
emit year which will advance one class next
season.
Stephen Purdy, for using insulting language
to lady on the street, was fined $50 and
costs of action by Judge Cooley yesterday.
In giving the finding in the cause, the court
stated that the maximum fine set down in the
statute was none too much in such cases, but
inasmuch as the defendant claimed that the
language he had used had been slightly mis-
quoted he made some allowance.
John Delin of 22O Thirteenth avenue south,
an cmploye in the o. A. Pray company ma
chine shops, met with serious and painful
accident yesterday, by being struck with the
swift revolving shaft of huge crane. He
was picked up by his colleagues in an uncon-
scious state and taken to the Office of Dr.
Collins, where his injury, consisting of a Sc
we're scalp wound, was dressed.
The grand union excursion to upper Lake
Minnetonka will go on Monday, June S, under
direction OF st. Paul's Benevolent society of
st. Paul and Immaculate Conception Benevo-
lent society of Minneapolis, via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, Lyndale
Motor line, and the steamer st. Louis to
upper lake, where picnic will be held. Good
bands of music will attend. Tickets for round
trip at Mccarthy d Donnelly's, st. Paul, and
Preudergast's book store and Brosnon d Nor
ris' shoe store, Minneapolis
Manager Hill, of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba railway, has suspended the work
Of excavating for the union depot. He ap-
piled to the city council for the privilege to
run g. track on Main street and eto
tunnel Bridge square. As in form
err case, the council concluded that the
best interests of the city would not permit the
construction of the railroad through so pub
lie thoroughfare, and at the end of the
bridge, and respecting the tunneling OF
Bridge square no action was taken.
This Manager Hill construed
into a hardship, and discontinued work until
the matter shall have been arranged. It is
rumored that the work on the stone arch
bridge will also be suspended if the privilege
is not granted.
THE SISTERS HOSPITAL.