Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
No business at the probate court yesterday.

No business at the probate court yesterday.
The annual meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held on April Is.
The Minneapolis Eastern railroad will be
ready for use in about ten days.
The body of James Gayner who was drowned
on Saturday, has not yet been recovered.
Hose company No. will hold its annual
election for company officers this evening.
meeting of the directors of the narrow
gauge railroad is called for this evenieg at 730
o'clock.
horse attached to street car No. IL fell dead
on the track on Seventh street, near Fourteenth
avenue south.
Ten prisoners now confined at the county
Jail for petty offenses will be put to work on
the stone pile to day.
E.O. Graves and William Lynch arrested for
drunkenness on Sunday, were reprimanded by
the court and discharged.
The Democrats of the Fifth ward held eau
Gus yesterday morning, and nominated William
Christensen for alderman.
Special convocation of St. Johns R. A. Chap
ter No. will be held at Masonic hall this
evening, at 1880. Work in R. A.
The body of the infant found in water pail
near Cedar lake on Sunday will be buried to-
day at the expense of the county.
There are thirty-two civil cases on the calen.
dar of the municipal court for trial to-day,
but they are put over two weeks owing to the
election. @
Levi w. Stratton was arrested yesterday for
obtaining $500 from Edgar @. Avery by false
pretenses. He will have examination on
April I'd, before Judge Cooley.
While the drug stores should not be closed
on Sundays the proprietors should be instruct
ed by the police the the saloon keep
ers, not to sell liquor to anyone.
Officer Wescott, who severely cut in the
face by two tramps while arresting them, about
two weeks ago, and has since been off duty.
answered there at roll call last night.
Every gin mill in the city was Theoretically
sealed yesterday, front and rear.-7hibune.
Yes, but the drug stores were all open, and a
number Of them did good business in the
whisky line.
The Prohibitionists held meeting at Harri-
sons hall last evening The hall was filled
with those interested in the subject on prohi-
bition and speeches were made by W. W. Sat-
terloe and Others.
The Tribune calls w. O. Stewart a "respecta-
BILE Democrat and is opposed to the election
of Ed. A. Stevens in the Third ward for fear he
will show up to the council some of the Tribune
advertising steals, from the city.
The NEUROLOGICAL comedy entitled 'Pygmal-
ion and Galatea," and the farce The Omni-
bus" was presented to good audience at the
Metropolitan last evening. The same pro-
gramme will hold the boards the rest of the
week.
The call for peoples caucus'' in the First
ward drew about fifty men to the Turner's hall
last night. The meeting nominated as their
choice for candidate Gottlieb Schober, and ap-
pointed committee to notify Mr.. Schober of
his nomination.
The members of the fire department will
meet at headquarters on Friday night and elect
chief engineer and two assistants. About
$50 fremen are entitled to vote, and it is under
stood that the same officers will be reelected
without any opposition.