Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-22
mINNE.ApoLIs GLoBELETs.

Shipments of -four yesterday, 1850 bar
rels.
Wheot received, 1900 bushels No. 1, s3c;
No. 2, Toe; No. 3, CSC.
Four new street cars for the Fourtl, ave-
nue. limo arrived last evening.
The delivery wagon of Wesley Mel broke
down last evening, throwing the driver out
and slightly injuring him.
The judges of election for the various
election precincts meet at the polling places
for registration this morning and will sit
from a. n. to 8 P. II.
The Atheneum has recently been receiy-
ing supply of new books, consisting of
quite a large number Of English publica-
tons, as we'll as the latest American works
Of interest.
Michael Davitt, a recently released Fenian,
Is advertised to lecture in Pence Opera
House, in tbs city. on Sunday evening,
Nov. 3, on the sub. ect, Prison Life Under
British Rule
A party was given at the new hall in Rich
ardson's block under the auspices of the Re-
formed Hebrew society last evening. large
number were present, aud everything passed
of pleasantly.
brief but energetic runaway occurred
on Washington avenue yesterday afternoon
about 3 O'clock. A LADY from the country,
named Demnth, was somewhat bruised, and
q buggy considerably damaged. That was
all.
The castor, on exhibition at tie Catholic
fair, to be given 10 the most popular board
ing house keeper,was voted to Mrs. Mahoney
E. P. Howell received the largest number of
votes for the most popular boot and shoe
dealer.
Capt. E. III. wilson left on the evening
tran yesterday fnr Winona to attead the
wedding of his cousin, Natl anel Ew n ,, of
Uniontowr, Pa, who is t, M try NJ So S lie
Mitchell. q .shLer of Jua; Q Mitchell, of
Winona.
man named Patrick Barry had horse
stolen last spring and never could get track
of him until yesterday when he d SC overed
him in The possession OF a ctiken of the
East Division. The horse was restored to
his owEe: without cavil.
Next Saturday evening the Republicans
announce grand Republican rally at the
Academy of Music. Senator Mcmillan will
do the ''rallyiEg" with his simpering plati-
tudas and s"iiing genuaexious. He will
probably rally about seventeen small boys
and Charley Johnson to hear him.
The Minneapolis Tribune and thu Pioneer
Press Rave queer idea of humor. They
have tro,tea out 'or, half-witted boy as
an independent candidate for coroner and
then sit back and hold their sides with
lau ,hter as hough it were the veriest Joke
in he world. How does DR., Nelson enjoy
the Joke?
The Republican caucus on tins east side
selected the following delegates to the Tween.
ty-ffth legislative district convention at
Anokl: a r. Camp, II. e. Bla sdell, A.
McMallen. John Mar in, T.. Fl. B lker, j. P.
Wilcox, j. Guiifurd, Davi Clouyh. Edgar
] o,som, S. X. Waterman, Richard chute. p.
D. lcMillan, John De LATHE, Sumue; Fus-
It's Jr., S. B. Lovely, 0. I. Sweet, G. G.
10 les, n. II. Hemiup, John johnson.
At tie Catholic fair in this city, which
closed last Saturday evening, tho silver ice
service to be prese nted to the most popular
candidate for Congress was voted to Gen. w.
d. Was.hurn. Up to late hour The race
between the two candidates was tolerably
even, when Washburn man dropped $50
into The pool and carried off the prize. The
gold-hcaded cane to the most popular candi-
date for Senator from the Twenty seventh
district was voted to Hon. q. M. Wilson, of
ronren