Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

for superintendent of schools.
The Boston restaurant is running full blast twenty
four hours cal day. Try it.
A gospel tempe ance meeting will be held In the
Y. n G.. A. pariors tn s evening.
Henry A. Boering was thrown from his buggy on
Plymouth avenue and had three ribs broken.
Two lost children were picked up the police yes
terday and delivered over to their anxious parents.
festival was given at Harrison hall last evening
by the Michael pavit and the Ladies Emerald Isle
iagd ieeguers.
A crew of wcrkmen are now engaged In putting
up po.es Tor the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
On Second street.
The board of DIRECTORS will hold meeting ats
OF LOCK this afternoon for the purpose of electilg
new board of officers.
Geo. a. Pillsbury was elected as alderman in the
Fifth ward, to fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
ton Of Fred L. Smith.
The little Kittle boy who was injured in this Mani
toba railroad accident at the Central crossing
on the East side, is doing we'll
The Minneapolis Land Leagues have sent to Ire
land through the medium of the Irish World S4O0.
The Land Leagues Of America have sent Sl,7o7.
Mueller Heinrich are to instruct new vaults Ia
the rock at their brew ~, whereby the storing
paci;y Will be increased from 5, to 40 barrels
first-clsss restaurant the popoular Boston, at
| the corner Ut secuLd street aud hennepin avenue
SULLIVAN knows how cater to the appetite of mall
RluI.
owing to the rise in the price of ed bes the board
L. house keepers of the city have formed COM
binston AID eTe tied the price of b. ard OF
81 per Week.
ss;There were l42 deaths in Minneapolis in septem-
Der. Forty-six we're OF tsphoid fever nine weie
cidentl aud w w.ce suicides. This is less rate
Ln-n that ot August.
At tue receut demaLd made by tho joI printers Of
the city for rise in thsr wages from $3.50 pei
week TO Sla.Vv, the p.oJsts acceded to the de-
maids of the woIkmen.
The coopers ask rise in their wages from the old
Fate OF Sixteen and oneha and seventeen cents to
eighteen ad twenty cents, and ualess this Is acced
ca To 10y the emp oyers, stIike 10 be inauguiaed
tnls morning, Ii threatened.
big bury fellow at midnight seemed posses sed
with the idea that he could pummel every one who
| dared step on Nicollet avenue. Officer Daily came
| along il niche OF tune aud took the fellow in
II Q sobeied of i'll the city cooler.
| The Disciples of Christ of Minnesota and Dakota
will hold their annual conference In tais city, BIZ
ginniI on Thursday and continuing until next
40 day, 1t is expected there will be between one
and two hundred delegates present.
Robert Hale, Thss Lowry. and O. NJ. Loring,
were appointed IS committee to take charge of the
matters be presented to the county commission
relative vacation Of streets needed by the
Chicrgo, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad company,
tor the proposed new Stops.
At the meeting OF the Geutlemen's Driving Asso-
citation, Messrs. j. 0. Oswald, D. Woodman,ee and
Stephen Lovejoy were elected as a committee to
confer with the horsemel of st. Paul and Hast
ings about the advisability of driving in this
city, and III St. Paul aud Hastings.
Let the democrats nominate good strong man
from the country for the Office of superintendent of
schools and he can be elected. The Office has SUI
ervisio of the country schools only aud to have
Minneapolis contnue III the office for q nstur-
fetIse is at least mis treating the people in the
country.
If the Democrats nominate good popular Demo-
cra prominent attorney of practical experience,
for the office of judge Of probate his election can
be- secured by The popular vote The nomination by
he Repe bheaDs of reardess youth with very lin
experience, simply for the purpose of tick ing
the Seal dnayisns, meets with the unqualified and
dissasf action of all fair minded citizens.
For this responsible position the GLOBE would sug-
gest the lame of james Lawrence, Esq lawyer OF
ability aud integrltj-true and tried.
At least one saloon was closed yesterday. We re-
fer 10 that of Chris Goernger at the of Mic
ollet avenue and Second street. pair OF snoozers
came al pg and tried to get III at the back door
Failing they cent t. the front door. Mrs Goerin-
ger hearing them, called out that it was sunday
the saloon was closed IN accordance With the re-
qurements Of the city ordinance. But they were
determined to get in, and to that end they demo
shed The glass door, Before they had proceeded
further III their Ia wess career, however, force Of
coppers soos hand in. They laaguish. The chap
was arraigbed before his honor yesterday morning.
He gave nis name az Thomas Tracy. He was re-
quiz ed 10 fork $40, with which requil emsnt he
complied.