Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-13
MINNIE APOLIS
OFFICE-No. 6 Washington avenue, OPP
pOsite Nico!let House. Office hours from o
Il. na. to 10 o'clock p. an.
mINNEAPoLrs GLOBELETs.


The doors of the Boston restaurant are
always open, all day and all night.
This evening the Boston Operatic min
strels will appear at the Opera house.
4 large number of valuable works have
Just been added to the university library.
A meeting of the chamber of commerce
will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Mattison's omnibus line has just put on
three new and handsome baggage wagons.
The Sisters of Mercy fair will be held
throughout the week at the old Westmin-
ster church.
The sale of reserved seats for Bob In
gersolrs lecture in the Academy will begin
this morning.
special venire was issued on Saturday
for six additional petit jurors, returnable
this morning.
The funeral CT the late G. o. Driscoll
occurred yesterday afternoon from 1923
Second street.
The first meeting of the freshmen
class of the university will be held on Sat
urday evening.
Robert c. Ingersol will lecture in the
Academy on Wednesday evening, and
packed house IS predicted.
This evening Sharks Along Shors,''
sensational drama, will receive its first pre-
seatation al the Opera house.
DAM orchestra gave the second concert
IN the series at Turner hall yesterday to a
large and delighted audience.
A son OF T. r. Northrup, of the East
side, had his left shoulder dislocated by
falling from a huge pile of boxes.
To-day Sheriff Eustis will take the five
prisoners who received sentence in the
district court on Saturday, to Saltwater.
The Odd Fellows of this city will pay
their st. Paal brethren visit tomorrow
night, leaving on the $50 Manitoba train.
The official canvass of the votes cast in
Hennepin county last Wednesday will be
made in the auditors Office to-day. The
results viii be anxiously awaited.
At the opening OF the fair for the benefit
OF the Sisters hospital this evening in tie
old Westminster church an interesting con-
cert programme will be presented.
The weekly rehearsal Of the Mendelhson
club will take place in Dyer d Towards
music store tomorrow evening under the
direction OF the leader, David Blakely.
Burglars were driven from H. L. Rev
nold's residence on South Ninth street a.
the muzzle of a loaded revolver, without
having secured any booty Oh Saturday
morning.
George ", Penniman will deliver lee |
ture at the Mission chapel, corner of
Washington and Ninth avenues north. on |
Friday evening. The subject will be |
Newspapers and Newspaper Men,
At the Reform club meeting yesterday
DR.. Wright.of Detroit, Mich. said, .'for the |
past fifteen years they have been telling me
that the Democratic party was dead, but it |
has proved TIE Iiyeliest corpse on record"
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
lngs, including Saturday matinee, the
Min Burleigh company will hold the
boards al the Academy. The engagement
VIII open with the presentation Of Ham
let.
The first Of the students lecture course
of the university was delivered to a. full
house il the First Congregational church
last evening by Rev. K. c. Anderson. of
Oshkosh, Wis. The subject was ''ChivaIry
of To-day
The Delta Sigma society of the state
university, and also the Hermean society
have each prepared an elaborate literary
and musical programme to be presented
at their respective entertainments to be
given at tha university this evening.
large pile o. lumber has been dumped
ON the sidewalk on Sixth avenue north.
directly opposite the Sumner schoo. build
ing, greatly TO the annoyance of pedes-
TRANS who were compelled to walk through
mud on Saturday night in passing it.
The senior class of the university has
elected the following officers: Glass presi-
dent, S. D. Catherwood: vice president,
L. q. Smith; recording secretary, Janet
Num-; marshall A. II. Aolcomb. Every
hing passed OF pleasantly and harmoni-
ously.
H. ?. Thayer. the previous" young
nan run in on Saturday night for drawing
check for $500 on a Boston bank in
Which he had no money, claims to be
nephew OF -. d. Washburn. If this be
rue Washburne will probably help him
out of his dilenma
David Edwards is confident that rich
nine OF iron ore exists near Lake Calhon.
and is now having shaft sunken. He
states that the results are gratifying. and
$ certain thai The manufacture of pig
ron Is destined to be one of the great in
iustrieS OF Minneapolis.
It is stated that 8 number of German
voters in the Thirtieth legislative district
voted for O. S. Miller. one of the Republi-
IAN candidates for. the house. under the
that they were casting their
ballots for John 3. Mueller, the brewer,
,unning for the house on the Democratic
ticket, in the Twenty ninth district.
1t is reported that number of people
residing along the line of the Lyndale
railway, and at Lakes Calhoun and Ear-
riet have signifed their willingness to
contribute literally to the expense of the
construction of another motor line be-
'ween the lakes and st. Paul, and express
indignation at the action of
the city council in prohibiting steam. ]