Daily globe., 1882-10-03


electric light in the work room of the post
Office.
The second collegiate year of the Col
lege hospital was formerly opened last
evening.
There were 21 fires during the month of
September, and one false alarm, and there
were three still alarms.
The only restaurant in the city where
supper parties can find special accommo-
dations is the Comique.
meeting of the Democratic legislative
committee was held at Democratic head
quarters yesterday afternoon.
Scrap Iron Bill reports a rousing meet
ing in Litchfeld on Sunday. Ee says the
hall was filed to suffocation.
A large array of minor criminals were
marshaled before Judge Bailey who meted
out justice to them yesterday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Minneapolis & st. Louis railway
company will be held this afternoon.
The receipts of wheat at this market YES
terday amounted to 86,85O bushels; the
shipments amounted to $500 bushels.
The laying of a six inch water main on
Third street and Nineth avenue south to
Hennepin avenue has been completed.
Frank Koran has leased A. F. Newt, the
photographer, the second floor of the new
Koran block for ten years at $500 per
year.
Judge Bailey occupies the municipal
bench during the absence of Judge Cooley,
who has gone to southern Minnesota for a
week.
Walter OFT, the young man shot in the
back on Sunday by whispering" Shaw
was laying very low last evening with lock
jaw ominous.
A gentleman from Quebec is in the city
searching for child which he claims is. to
his knowledge, secreted by certain fami-
ly in this city.
The Phillips flag didn't go up yesterday,
but the 'sprohibs" announce that they will
unfurl it to-day.
The board of trade meeting yesterday
morning was adjourned without transact
ing any business, subject to the call of
President Pillsbury.
The Franklin Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church pledged $247 to the benefit of Mac
Allister and Albert Lea colleges at its
meeting last Sunday.
The theatre comique opened up the week
last evening with the best company it has
had since fair week. This will prove
successful engagement.
At the mills yesterday the following
prices for tour roled: patents, 6.5O@ 7,25;
straights, 5.75@6.25; lower grades, 2.25@
$50; clears, 5.5O@6.0o per barrel.
The Democratic headquarters were
opened up yesterday at PA Nicollet ave.
nue., second story. Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson
received visitors during the afternoon.
The Washburn canvass of the city has
been completed. He now thinks he is
elected, but is dumbfounded at the number
who signify their intention to vote for
Phillips.
The second concert at the fair for the
benefit of the Catholic orphan asylum will
be given in Market hall this evening, and
embraces the best local talent and Sid
wells orchestra.
The new company appeared at the The
ater Comique last night in brilliant olio,
and were reinforced by a new arrival, Mike
Obrlen, one of the best black face come
dians on the stage.
''The Hidden Hand" failed to fill the op-
era house last evening; but Messrs. Wilcox
as Old Hurricane and Ellis as Black Don
aid did very good work, while Miss Meal
| lister Is a clever Canitnlo
This evening the ladies of the prohib-
ltion movement will make as loud a hur-
rah as they are capable of. They rally at
| Harrison hall at 8o,clock. 8 "Here's your
Satterlee Ames tickets"
A temperance meeting and entertain.
ment is to be held at the Church of Christ
Tomorrow evening. The programme will
embrace music, recitations, etc., and an
address by DR.. Layman w. Denton.
Espinosa, the Mexican ssDare Devil.~ is
In the city, in company with Mr.. Paul and
Belle Cook. Belle Cook won the hurdle
race in Fargo by four feet. Espinosa and
Belle Cook will ride another hurdle race in
Litch6eld this week.
Marriage Esences were issued yesterday
to Lars Olson and Betsey Hendricksou. ].
W. Rundberg and Hulda Mathilda Johans.
often. H. E. Anderson and Clara Matilda
Kemp. Thomas Hoganson and Mary John
son. u. A. Smith and Roxey Berry. Coloni