Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-25
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

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Market hall.
Yesterdays -four shipments were H.
900 barrels.
The Boston restaurant is the place to
get your dinners.
William Nesbitt has made an assign
ment to A. J. Condit.
The real estate transfers yesterday
amounted to $217 900.
A meeting of Geo. N. Morgan post, G.
A. R., was held last night.
A few plain drunks were all the arrests
made up to midnight last night.
The Prohibitionists held a rousing
meeting at Excelsior last evening.
The ladies of Westminster church held a
festival in the church parlors last evening
Yesterdays wheat receipts went up to
the magnificent figure of 129.15O bushels.
The grand jury found five indictments
yesterday, all of which are thus far secret.
Mayor Coliister of Waseca was in Min
neapolis yesterday, upon a bushes mis-
sion.
NOOuW1u ~ llo dIm DTOA0u YES
terday by being thrown out of his wagon
by a runaway.
A suspicious female was picked up by
Roundsman DAILY last night and lodged in
the police station.
Den. Thompson is playing to good bust
ness in the Academy. As usual he always
draws in Minneapolis.
Thomas Sullivan and bride have return
ed from their bridal tour, and are now at
200 Hennepin
Henry j. Fletcher, of Iowa, was yester-
day, admitted to the practice of law be-
fore the Hennepin county bar.
The Central Ames club had a large and
enthusiastic meeting at their hall, No. 10
South Washington avenue, last night.
Geo. H. Walkers residence on Tenth
avenue south, was entered by burglars on
Monday night, but only $3.50 was secured.
The membership rolls of the many
Democratic Ames clubs increase largely.
The dinner pail brigade" is doinff nobiy.
J. Phelhrook had his pockets picked of
some SIS and a ticket to Aitkin while
standing Oh the platform of a Manitoba
car.
The Opera House company had a good
house last ev-ning, upon the occasion of
the second presentation Of Meek or Moth
ing" an excellent play.
1.-The Journal boasts of having given the
best reports of DR.. Ames' speeches. An
idle and ambiguous vaunt, perhaps excus-
able in the little bombast.
At the miils-The -four quotations yester
day were: patents, S6.5017 $50; straights,
$6.G0@6.50; lower grades, $2.0O@3.C0;
clears, S5.00G6.75 per barrel.
The Light Infantry have accepted the
proposition of the proprietors of the roller
skating rink, and will remove their armory
to the old Westminster church.
Andrew Nelson, a fresco painter, had
his face badly burned by some Stacked
lime scattering into it, and it is feared
that his eyesight was destroyed.
john Forley, an expressman who lives
near the high school building, had the
running gear'' of a farm wagon stolen
from his barn on Sunday night.
Frank Lussier, a boy, was badly bruised
about his head by falling into the gutter
in front of the city hall, which is nightly a
dangerous and unlighted pitfall.
John Norton, engineer at the Monitor
pillow works, had two. ribs broken from an
accident in which he was thrown from his
carriage, his horse having taken fright at a
passing locomotive.
A mutual aid society has been organized
I- H. IT, 10r,--:l - IL
NJ. E. church, for the purpose of rendering
aid to the unfortunate members and their
families when in need or distress.
John P. Rea, the highly tragical orator
of the Peterson hall Republican rally,
admits that~the working men have the
right to vote as they please. Washburn
and Charlie johnson are not SO frank.
Washburn assumed the injured limo
cence'' dodge in Peterson's hall. It was
manifestly too thin, and failed to elicit
any sympathy. In fact, it was the coolest
political gathering ever held in Mime
apolis.
The judges Of election were on duty at
the various voting precincts in the city
yesterday, for the purpose of registering
the names of the voters. They report so
far a very light registry. 1t is the duty of
every voter to see that his name is on the
polling lists.
Ii his speech before the Central Ames
club last evening, Hon. Ed. McDermott
stated that when the poorly paid employees
of Washburn received any pay they had to
take it in time checks, which they were
obliged to sell at a discount before they
could get any Dash.
An incipient coniagration in a saloon at
-315 South Washington avenue, owned by
John G~rosbusch, called out the fire depart
ment about 6 O'Clock last evening. The
fire was so quickly extinguished with a
Babcock extinguisher, that the damage
will not amount to more than 800.
At the meeting of the Minneapolis Con
.gressional club at the residence of H. E.
Fletcher, Rev. P. B. Fisk. of Carlton col,
lege, read a paper on "The cost of a Boy
and Prof. c.. w. Benton, of the State uni
%versity. read a paper On "The Semetic
hand mind compared with the Organ
Prices on Change yesterday were
Wheat, No. 1 hard, $1.10 in
ctora. M 9 b,.l O. ~ 6 l. NJ. 49,