Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-09

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paste N-icoiiet House. Office hours from q
nm, f., - ,'cInc.: ,, ai;.
Get your supper at the Comique restaur-
ant. Doors never shut.
Get your breakfast at the Boston res
taarant. Open all night.
Eyary scat iii the Acaiemy was sold for
the Mendelssohn concert last evening.i -
Chicken thieves are playing sad havoc IN
depopulating memories in. Highland PARK.
Yesterday was the lightest for month
IN the municipal court as regards criminal
matters.
The annual reports ''ssof zzthe9officers or
Ahurum lodre were presented at the meet
ing last night.
Dr.. S.tterlee delivered lecture on ''Po-
ljticai Prohibition" to large audience,
at Harrison hall, last evening. }
The Minneapolis ice companies were out
on the river yesterday completing prepar-
atoms for the winters harvest.
Mr.. hittleson reports that sneak thief
walked Of with his overcoat while he was
taking supper at Barges restaurant.
TIE case of smallpox in Officer Marsh's
family only develops measles, much to the
relief OF the family and the neighbors.
An important meeting of Michael Da-
viii Land league is called for Sunday ev-
ening ct 10 South Washington avenue. !
,,ulius Ende was thrown by a runaway
from his wagon against pile Of lumber
il South Minneapolis, fracturing his left
hip.
The ladies in charge CT the new hospital
for women and children report having re-
ceiyed contributions in the amount o.
$500. e*F!
Henry D. Garvey was awarded $1,000 by
the jury in the district court yesterday, from
the Manitoba Railway company ::for tres
pass. j
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests consoll-
dated MINISTRIES will appear at the <Acad-
eny Of Music on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next.
\ brakeman disappeared from tran.
between Minneapolis gand St. Ftiui on
Thursday afternoon aand no trace of him
has since been learned. "a
Large numbers of families residing in
North Minneapolis, although not living in
the district designated by the boaru of
health, have taken their children from the
public schools for fear of contracting the
dread smallpox disease.
The tenants who occupy portionsIIof the
site for the new Minneapolis postoAice, ana
surrender of their leases, are likely to be
oaz5ed by condemnation proceedings.
tbs is as it should be.-Jourraol.
Mr.. Parker, the man in charge of the
pest house, it is reported, makes practice
OF going about town daily, and consider
able CONSERVATION among the people is
occasioned by it. If small pox is spread
by Parker's carelessness he should be
punished.
Tho various papers read before the state
sanitary conference just closed in this city
will be printed in pamphlet form for the
benefit of the public. They will be circu-
iatc3 .ratuitously and it is anticipated that
much for the promotion OF health will re-
suit 10 the people.
Prof. Moore has excluded all the children
residing in the territory bounded by Ninth
and Fourteenth avenues north, and the
river and Ninth street north, from the
public schools to prevent smallpox cpl
denic, at the recommendation and request
OF the Board of Health.
Commencing on Sunday, daily gospel
North minneapolis. On Sunday they are
TO be held at 1870 q. N. and 1870 p. m.
and on week days in the afternoon and
evening. Miss Frances E. Townsley, the
Chicago evangelist, will be present.
The city health officer has prepared a
registry for the autographs of all the reg
ular practicing physicians. Those WAC
are now practicing medicine in the city
and are not entitled to DO so viii be p1H-
ished at the instance Of the board % ne ,l.f,
to the full penalty. Quaclls had best 60
West at once.
The shipments from this point yesterday
were: Flour, 1851 bbls.; lumber, 10000
feet; mill stuff, 800 tons; wheat, 21,O0C
bushels: merchandise, 36 cars; machinery
8 cars; oats, 1000 bushels; barley, SOC
bushels; live stock, car; sundries. III cars
Total cars, 1853. fsa
l ne lOliOWiuS were JIG ISCSipIS dU MILL
neapolis yesterday: Wheat $4,000
bushels; lumber, 10000 feet; oats, 2,4OC
bushels; -four, 1875 bbls.; mill stuff.2 cars
merchandise, % cars; wood, / car: coal, 3G
cars; barrel stock, cars; lime, 8 cars; hay
3 cars; machinery, 8 cars; brick 5 cars;
live stock, s cars; sundries, 16 cars. Total
cars, POI,
VIM. T. Thompson, charged with embez
Element in the sum Of $4,000 from Farm
ham & Loveioy, although having secured
the names of Prof Carpenter and DR.. Nc
Murdy as sureties upon the required
5000 bonds for his appearance, declined
TO accept them, as it had been ascertained
that he would Immediately be again ar
rested upon warrant charging an addi-
tional embezzlement of $4,000.
Constitutional Prohibition,
The following petition has been pre-