St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

morrow evening.
This promises to be lively day, al in ali,
with Judge Bailey.
For disordery conduct John Moore was
yesterday incarcerated for ten days.
''In the Ranks did good business at the
Grand Opera house last night.
Real estate men are expecting boom in
outside property very shortly.
public library is one Of the institutions
Minneapolis cannot possibly do without.
If the suspension bridge is insufficient
now, what viii it not be in the spring and
summer.
The board of park commissioners will
make another effort to hold q meeting on
Saturday afternoon.
The river Is so low that yesterday steam
was brought into requisition to run the fac
tories on Nicollet island.
Sister Magdeleu died yesterday morning at
the Catholic orphans asylum. Requiem mass
wiz be sung this morning.
Algineer Waters states that the pump at
the East side pumping station will be in read
mess for work in a few weeks.
The Northwestern Hospital association will
hold a regular meeting at the residence of
Mrs Robinson this morning.
As the municipal election approaches, the
merits and dement's Of the ''dead line'' in
the liquor traffic are being discussed.
The GLOBE Branch Office at Minneapolis
has been removed to No. 257 First avenue
south, one door above the Journal Office.
The board Of water commissioners will
hold a regular meeting at , O'Clock this af-
ternoon in the Office Of tue superintendent.
A New York man in this city yesterday
said the Minneapolis girls were the prettiest
west Of the Ohio river. Their compilations
ere their strong points.
Since the city council had the sign boards
prohibiting fast driving taken off the suspen-
sion bridge, bockadas on the same are less
numerous than they were.
II is iutm atcd that the building inspector
has little confidence in the proposition Of the
Insurance adjusters TO rebuild the Academy
OF Music building, aud will refuse TO issue
building permit
J. 3. Chattcrton and J. T. Chute were
elected members Of the board Of trade at the
It-AidI iuDAtil.f LitthuE uEIl NtrltIQtN,
but no other noteworthy business was trans
acted.
Hattie Harvey comes back sayagcly at the
challenge of Mabel Sylvester for roller
skating contest for the championship and
$50. Nothing less than $500 could tempt
her toacccpt.
Tho funeral or potrfcl, Hines who diod At
tb,. r,lI.,,e rosn,t.I from ininri,s rec.ived
fra,, hin, s,-,.,.l. i ,ra,,i,,ha witch on
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Inc ONlcaS" ~ 'Fahu trunk railway an
nounccs that round trip tickets viii be sold
via that route from Chicago 10 the G. 4. r.
cucampmcut, to be held next summer in
Portland. Me, for S25, from June 10 to
July -.
The trustees Of the Trinity Episcopal
church held a park tea aud bazaar in the
Chute block, corner Of Central avenue and
University avenue, Yesterday afternoon,
and 90 Is reported 10 have been an exception
ally happy affair
Next week aIew iury will he drawn for
scrricr in tbe minnie mai court The last
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Others were absent.
George or vas arraigred Yesterday in the
municipal court. upon tue charge Of stealing