Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

n reg uIdE neeGlAS VI Gno CIty COuuCIl
will be held this evening.
The architect of the Grand opera, Mr..
Oscar Cobb, is in the city.
The rails for the street car line extension
are on the way to the city.
Yesterday Henry Seeley received tame
wolf by express from Wisconsin.
The Comique restaurant is the place for
good, square meals, at reasonable figures.
Go to Sullivan's Boston restaurant and
you will get the best dinner the market can
afford.
Several stores in the Syndicate block
were opened and grandly illuminated last
evening.
A large number of the striking printers
weakened yesterday, and returned to their
former work.
Messrs. Clayton Bros, of Brainerd, have
bought the Sitterley restaurant on Wash
iagton avenue.
This evening the ladies of the Flower
Mission of the Baptist church will give an
ice cream festival.
The Academy OF Music is undergoing re-
modelling, without interfering with the out
side of the building.
The cost of the 10000 feet of stone pave
ment now being laid around the Nicollet
house will figure $4,000.
The senior class examination at the uni
versity occurs to-day. Thursday the 31st
inst. is commencement day.
Thomas Kelly, vagrant, was sent yes
terdaY to the poor farm to be fed at the
expense of Hennepin county.
Harris restaurant, better known as''Bil-
ly's Place." 314 Nicollet avenue, Is shut up,
and nobody seems to regret 1t.
Intelligence has reached here that Chas
E. Dickinson of the 80 Cent store died last
Saturday at Nhrthamton, Mass.
Next Tuesday at the lake, the Minneap
oils Gun club will shoot a championship
match with the White Bear lake club.
Clansen s. Christensen will frescoe the
Nicollet house rotunda with scenery copied
from Lake Minnetonka surroundings.
The Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Loan association holds regular meet
ing IN Window block, Thursday evening
next.
While coupling cars on the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st Paul railroad, Michael
Sheehan, a brakeman, had two fingers
crushed.
The rumor that the Clark house was
purchased by Clint Miller, of Rochester,
is contradicted by Mr.. Towne, the pro-
prietor.
The city council this evening will take
action upon the matter of paving the side
walk around the city hall building with
hagstone.
The Labouchre party from Holland,
who were registered at the NicolIet, as an
nounced in this column, left for trip
nSrthward.
1t is now expected that the annual tour
nament of the Western Rifle association
will be held at Fort Smelling this year, the
same as last year.
The largest number of money orders
ever issued by the Minneapolis postofice
on any one day, was issued on Monday,
the number being 200.
In the district court yesterday, the petit
and struck juries were called and excused
till this morning at $3.50, when the business
of the term will commence.
The gentleman who lost a package of
weight receipts on Monday night, can
get the same by calling at the GLOBE Of
fee and paying for this notice.
Next Saturday at O'Clock the laying OF
the corner stone of the new Gethsenane
church will take place. The address. Will
be delivered by Bishop Whipplt.
Manager Brown of the Vau3ebille
is proud of his attractions this week, and
deservingly SO too. The house was filled last
night with an appreciative audience.
Dr. D. Leonard Pratt's libel suit against
the Pioneer Press to recover $4,000 for
defamation of character, is set for hearing
before the district court, on the 9th inst.
Yesterday morning on Third street north
Howard Stone had runaway, resulting in
broken carriage, and what is worse a
broken arm, he being thrown violently from
the vehicle.
The Remenyi-Mendelssoh concert, so
long looked for and talked of, will occur
in the Grand this evening. The seats are
nearly all taken, and consequently the
house will be packed.
Col. j. T. West of the Nicollet house
celebrated the third anniversary of his
opening of that hotel, the best in the city,
in a dinner to the friends of the proprietor,
including the hungry reporters.
H.R. Woodward had his right hand so
badly mangled by coming in contact with
a circular saw in an East side saw mill, that
the amputation of the first three fingers
was found necessary by the attending
surgeon.
Ed. Pagan, an incorrigible inebriate, was
taken to the lookup yesterday morning
from the East side, and this morning he
will be called upon to say guilty or not
guilty by the genial funtionary of the po-
lice court.
The week at Pence Opera house starts
out auspiciously with full houses. The
new attractions are decided success, and
the sensational border play the boy
Scout" with n. S. Wood as the center
figure, pleases.
City Engineer Rinker has received a
sample of limestone from Fond du Lac
Wis, designed for sidewalk payements