Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04

nelly will address the people of the Fourth
congressional district as follows:
:1a,,lors Falls, Thursday evening, Nov. 9.
Saltwater. Friday evening, Nov.3.
st. Paul, Saturday evening, NQy: 4.
Minneapolis, Monday evening, Nov. 6.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
Real estate sales were heavy yesterday.
Minneapolis registration is 1886, all
told.
Romeo and Juliet at the matinee this
afternoon.
Yesterdays wheat shipments were $500
bushels.
Gen. Bragg dined at the Nicollet house
last evening.
The police force was paid for October
yesterday.
Chas. Shatto has been arrested for as
sault and battery.
Bob Ingersol will lecture in the Acad-
envy on the 18th.
Charles Dexter was fined SIS for knock
ing a man down.
restaurant. Open all night :
The industrial school at the woman's
boarding home will open to-day.
The millers received 1,677, 0CO bushels of
wheat during the month of October.
Go to the Comiquc restaurant and see
what you can get for dinner to-day.
The Pillsbury A fl curing mill manufac-
tured 1854 barrels of -four last week.
Shaughrun has enjoyed good run at
the Opera house this week.
The stage of water in the river continues
quite high considering the season.
The following board Of directors have
been elected for the proposed new Wom-
The Brotherhood of Gethsemane are to
hold an important meeting Monday even
ing.
The Reform club expect to have rous-
ing meeting at Harrison hall tomorrow
afternoon.
Business of criminal nature could not
be considered rushing in the police court
yesterday.
The Republicans will gather in Peter
sons hall and rehearse their funeral dirge
this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. DR.. Spaulding &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon from the fam
lily residence.
The receipts of wheat in Minneapolis
yesterday reached the magnificent figure
of 10000 bushels.
Several more crews of lumbermen, with
teams and full equipments, started for the
pineries yesterday.
Miss Margaret Mather will close her sea-
son in Minneapolis with "As You Like IT,
at the Academy this evening.
The nuptials of Miss Grace Hyde, the
daughter of L. Mel Hyde, and Mr.. Joseph
Radcliffe, will be celebrated to-day.
Tn e campaign song "Are you fixed, Will
liam d." published in yesterdays GLOBE,
is being sung throughout the city.
H. W. Mowry and wife returned yester-
day from two months visit to Mr.. Now
ry's former home, Providence, R. I.
Edward Cordin, the miscreant who robbed
lady of her pocket book, had his case con-
tinued yesterday until this afternoon.
The Republicans are vainly endeavoring
to undo the work accomplished by the
Thursday night Peterson hall meeting.
During the month of October there were
eleven fires in Minneapolis, entailing a
loss of S7,1OO, upon which there was $14,-
600 insurance.
The Shaughrun will be presented as the
matinee piece at the Opera house this af-
ternoon. It will be put on for the last
time this evening.
Can Geo. K. Shaw or A. B. Nettleton
answer the questions propo1nded in the
communication in this issue headed
t'Nuts to Crack?'
Real estate transactions, considering the
fact that it is the eve of an important and
hotly contested election, have been quite
active the past week.
w. H. Campbelrs attention is called to
the communication in this department
headed s'Nuts to Crack It is written by
a man who can substantiate every word.
The eleven year-old son of B. Benson
was injured on Thursday night by being
knocked down by one street car as he
jumped from another which was going in
an opposite direction.
All that Mayor Ames asks of the Wash
burn organs is to keep up their present
policy of villifcation and defamation, and
the people will rise up on Tuesday and
vindicate him.
Miss Mather attracted another large and
fashionable audience at the Academy last
evening. The bill was Shakespeare's 'As
You Like it," and seldom has the play been
so well presented in this city.
Helen S. Shufelt broughtAction against
the st. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba
Railway company for non-delivery of her
trunk, and yesterday received judgment to
the amount of $500.
Swate Swanson, who was indicted by the
grand jury for the crime of selling liquor
in less quantities than five gallons without
license therefor, plead guilty in court
yesterday morning and paid fine of $50.
The following from the Celtic World
shows in what esteem Doc. Collins is held
by the Irish: sThey say Doctor Collins