Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBfLErs.

Sixteenth street.
Aldrich & Parsloe will open at the Academy
this evening two nights and matinee en-
gagement, in "My Partner
Two boxes of boots and shoes, which had
probably been stolen from a freight car, were
found on the Manitoba railway track.
Tbs jury in the case Of William Lyons VS..
Thomas Halloran, after being out thirteen
hours returned verdict for the defendant.
The Democratic ward caucuses were held
last evening, and the city convention will be
held in Harmonic hall tomorrow evening.
A tramp was arrested last night for stealing
an overcoat from an employe in street car
barn and pawniug it at Savages for a
dollar.
This evening Phosa NGcAllister and her COM
pany, recently returned, will present the beau
tiful Irish drama sUolleen Bawn" in the OPP
era house.
Jim Cain, it is said, wants to wager 500
that Loring will be elected. Yet the Tribune
asserts that the saloon-keepers are solid for
Ames. Consistency is jewel.
DR.. Ames is in favor of the city drawing Its
waters from Bassett's creek, and so declared
himself several years ago. Vote for Ames for
mayor and secure pure drinking water.
The temperance law and order party will
hold another meeting in Harrison hall this
evening. A number Of good speakers will be
in attendance, and Mr.. Loring will be "turned
over' as usual.
In north Minneapolis one woman threw
some water upon another woman, the out
growth of a neighborhood quarrel, and the
woman who threw the water was fined IS and
costs by Judge Cooley yesterday.
DIR. Dunsmoore has been rendered the posi-
ton as physician and surgeon of the excur-
sion party of medical and scientific excursion
lists, who intend to visit California the coming
summer, leaving Chicago May IL.
The only charge made against Billy the Kid
in Albany is attempting to rob the Cohoes
bank. The charge is no more serious than the
one made in Minneapolis, and Billy may be
brought back here and tried after all.
1t is thought that the Goodnough & Hav.
ley mill will not be ready to start up prior to
June 1st All the mac hinery has arrived ex-
cept the engine which is being manufactured
at Dubuque, but which will soon be shipped.
The Temperance Reuieao goes for Loring'
scalp. And it does look little inconsistent
for the Bracket. Fletcher.J ohnson- Nettleton
company to hold Loring up as an exemplary
Christian and temperance man, while he owns
saloon on First avenue.
The so-called Chas. Sade, spiritualist, left
his watch in the care Of Mr.. Paul K. Ames,
one of the committee appointed to investigate
''Slade's" seance business at the Opera house
last Sunday evening, aud now "Slade' wants
it. Prof. Morey undert took to get it for him
last night, and probably succeeded as Mr..
Ames is easily found.
Owing to the fact that the Democratic City
convention Will not be held until Saturday
evening, the city committee has appointed the
following committee to meet with like COM
mittees from other political organizations, for
the purpose of placing in nomination ticket
for board of education: E. M. Wilson, NJ. W.
Glenn, W. w. McNair, Ed. A. Stevens, j. W.
Lawrence, j. II. Conkey, Matt. Walsh.
Yesterday noon young man recently from
Madison, Wisconsin, fell in front of Buff
mann's plumbers store, at 1O4 Washington
avenue south, in serious epileptic fit. He
was picked up bleeding and taken into the
store, where restOratives were successfully
administered. He was pretty. badly cut and
bruised about the face, but last evening had
nearly rallied from the effects of the fit.
Elwood s. Corser takes the cookie as the
boss prevaricator. He alleges that under
Ames, as mayor, the police force would be
deaf, dumb and blind TO crimes and offenses.
Mayor Ames' police force was the best dis
cipliped this city ever knew. The following
is taken from the Journal: Does anybody re-
member what perfect order was enforced by
Elk Mayor Ames' well disciplined police force
in 1876?
In the report of the mass meeting held by
the law enforcement party in Harrison hall
last Tuesday night, by some unac, ountable ac-
cident the GLOBE credited Mr.. Lauderdale
with writing the disreputable communication
recently published in The Tribune, which was
signed by L., the reporter wrote it l.. but the
intelligent composition made it read Lauder
dale. The GLOBE don't believe that Mr.. Lsu-
derdale would ever be guilty of pennipg such
an unprincipled attack upon Mr.. Satterlee.
AT the Republican ratification meeting held
in Market hall on Wednesday night. Geo.
Bracket acknowledged the fact that it was a
failure, and then tried 10 excuse it away by
claiming that the people did not know of it,
although it was advertised in all the daily pa
pers, besides by the means of distributing sew
eral thousand dodgers. They will make an
other attempt to enthuse on Saturday night.
For mercy's sake, gentlemen, turn out, few
of you, and give the boys little heart. We
don't want to see Bracket, Fletcher, johnson
& Co. 60 home Saturday night weeping.
The enemies of DR.. Ames, with their char.
acteristic disregard for truth and honor, are
now busy circulating story to the effect that
he owns and runs gin mill, referring
to the drug store beneath DR.. Ames'
hospital. AS a matter of fact DR.. |
Ames has not a dollars interest in |
The drug store which is run upon the same
principle as is every other first class drug
store in the city. This only one of the many
lies which are told by the Loring
party hoping to create sufficient sympathy |
with the people to getenough votes 10 elect
Loring.
Louis Bloustein, a Gle thier at No. 329 Wash
pgton avenue south, was taken by q