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

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The price of wheat was unchanged yester.
day.
The Tribune says ]. c. Oswald is Repub-
lican.
How the Journals ''daisy' will wilt to-
night.
The public schools were opened again yes.
terday.
The lying Tribune says Tim Bohan is re-
publican.
Vote for Henry Morse for alderman in the
Fourth ward.
The skinner pail brigade" will be out early
this morning.
Down with the ring of political sharks.
Vote for Ames and reform.
Mr.. satterlee says, 81 am candidate until
the sun goes down tonight"
This evening pay your cigar bets by getting
them at the Boston Restaurant.
A state teachers institute will be held at Ex-
celsior beginning on Monday next.
It is said that number of the Minneapoli-
tans are at work upon electric motors.
The city election returns will be announced
from the Academy of Music stage this evening.
Micheal Osborne an old resident of Henne-
pin county, died at the poor farm on satur-
day.
There seems to be quite demand for
more street cars, to be run during the
evenings.
Wheat receipts yesterday, $685. bushels,
largest Of any point In the United States, ship
ments 2,975.
This evening Schuyler Colfax will lecture
| upon Our Martyred Presidents at the Acad.
envy of Music.
A. r. Phelps has retired from Miss McAllis.
ter's company, and his place will be filled by
Will Melbourne.
Lester Jordan was seriously injured by
being shot in the face by an accidental dis.
charge of rife.
In the Second ward aldermanic combat
| remember Scion Armstrong is the man fol-
whom you should vote.
The street commissioner and gang OF
workmen were engaged in cleaning cutters
and crosswalks yesterday.
Working men; resent the insults hurled al
you ard your beloved leader, at the polls to.
day. Sup, lancers, and at en-"
The charming actress Annie Pixley will
present her great emotional drama "M'liss'
at the Academy tomorrow evening.
The lies of the hypocritical demagogue
would put to blush the genuine old "Anna.
Mas" How is that, Nettleton?
Minor Ball says the Tribune lied-and we
guess it did-in mentioning Minor Ball.
purchase of the Clark house. Oh!
The "Crimson Cord" was presented for the
first time at the Opera house last evening. 1t
is attractive, and, at times excellent.
Satterlee could have retired from the field a
wealthy man yesterday morning, had he been
as unprincipled as the Loring henchmen.
Since the advent of the New Year, forty
seven new firms have been established in this
city, and representing vast amounts of capital.
On every street corner throughout the city
were seen little knots of the Loring men lay.
ing plans for to-day's work. They looked
blue.
The regular meeting of the board of county
commissioners was held in the office of the
county auditor yesterday, but little of import.
ance was transacted.
No meeting OF the board of trade was held
yesterday. The ring leaders OF that board
were all too busy trying to secure votes for
LoriDg to be present.
The Democratic mass meeting was aban-
doned last night. 1t is too slow way to
work. Besides, its the Loring gang style,
which is all sufficient to condemn 1T.
At Holchie's quarry, on North Main street,
yesterday morning, derrick broks and fell
upon one OF the workmen, who was quite Sc
rlously but not dangerously injured.
Give A. A. Ames such rousing majority
to day that the Fletcher. King Bracket COM
pany will never again get control of our local
politics. They have run the machine quite
long enough.
Ed. A. Cramsie had been engaged to work
for Loring. Cramsie is Greenbacker, and
Loring thought he could through him bring
over that element. But Cramsie can't stanu
prosperity. He took the money which he had
received aud got gloriously drunk. He is now
cracking rocks and will for over three weeks.
Utley Hore, the Democratic candidate for
alderman in the Fifth ward, is gentlemen OF
ability and extensive business experience. Be-
fore our next council will come, measures in.
volving large sums of money, and it is in just
such hands that we should place expendi.
lures. He is naturally careful, judicious anu
economical. Give him your vote, and then
work for him.
The committee of fifteen appointed by Rev.
Satterlee, to confer with the LoriDg- whisky.
and water party, relative to effecting a COM
promise resulting in Mr.. Satterlee's with.
drawal, met yesterday morning. The
result was just what the GLOBE antici-
pated. Mr.. Satierlee is man of
honor ahd would not be bought off for all the
wealth OF the Lorings, Fleichers, Brackets,
Pillsburys, Bills, and, last but not least, Net
tletons, in the country. He will run, and he
will hold the balance of power.
At the meeting of the board Of water works
the following resolution was adopted:
sIt is the sense of this board that no fur
ther contracts be entered into relative 10 the
proposed pump house addition until the title
has passed to the city, and that the chairman
of this board be requested to communicate
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