Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS

The weekly drill of the light infantry oc-
ours this evening.
The meeting of the Reform club was well
attended yesterday.
The Crusaders will drill in Catholic Ascot
alton hall this evening.
Open air concert OF Danz's band at the Sny-
der park tomorrow evening.
Contractor Tobin will begin work on the
granite pavement job to-day.
The Peter Morlain case will come up in the
police court again this morning.
Mrs. Drummond, OF South Washington
avenue, had silver watch stolen from her
room.
Many new faces will be introduced to a
Minneapolis audience at the Theatre Comique
this evening.
The Boston restaurant is still supplying the
hungry with everything the market affords at
nominal price.
Judging from the number of DRINKS in the
lookup last night, Judge Cooley will be well
entertained this morning.
A meeting OF the Father Matthew Total Alb
stinence society was held in Catholic Associa-
ton hall at clock last evening.
The Little Corinne Merry Makers will play
an engagement of two nights and matinee at
the Academy on Friday and Saturday.
An adjourned meeting of the city council will
be held on Wednesday evening to consider a
number of important matters which can i'll
afford to await the regular meeting next
week.
The delegates selected to attend the county
convention thus far number some of the lead
ing and most prominent citizens of the three
wards from which they were chosen. The
convention will comprise men of intelligence.
In conversation with Mayor Ames, the
GLOBE reporter was informed, yesterday, that
there would positively be no gambling device
permitted on the fair grounds during fair
week, nor would there be drop of liquor
said. DR.. Satterlee smiles.
The Democratic caucuses for the First,
Fifth and Sixth wards will be held this even
ing as follows: In the First ward at Turner
hall, east side. at O'Clock, to select eleven
delegates to the county convention; in the
Fifth ward at Hose house No. /, 10 select
thirteen delegates, and in the Sixth ward, at
No. Hose house to select eleven delegates to
the county convention. Let the attendance
be large, and the choice of good men be made.
At the dawn of day yesterday, a pair of
frolicksome sports who had been in attend
ance upon the dance given by the Ames
Zouaves, at the Lake Calhoun pavilion, We're
found in carriage at the Nicollet avenue
crossing of Washington avenue, fast asleep,
in stocking feet, happily unconscious OF the
ludicrous spectacle they were presenting with
their dapple gray horses nose over the guard
placed across the street to prevent unwary
drivers from running into the excavation for
the street paving. They each declare that the
next time they 60 to sleep after dance it will
be under different circumstances.
Through some unaccountable mistake the
list Of delegates to the county convention,
from the Fourth ward, was omitted in the
report of the Democratic caucuses yesterday
morning. They are as follows:
Seagrave Smith, John Everard, j. H. Rolfe,
j. ]. Ankeny, ]. G. McFarlane, E. NJ. Wilson,
George G. Jacoby, Robert L. Kelley, G. E.
Keith, A. j. Wilson, D. NJ. Gilmore, Frank
l.. Morse and John Pendergast.