Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

n Hazel Kirke this afternoon and evening.
I The Boston restaurant never closes its doors
Municipal office seekers are quite plenti
full.
The public schools remained closed yester
day.
Judge Lochren is holding court in Wright
county.
Z. NJ. Wilson is attending court in Wright
county.
Twenty new street cars are en- route for Min.
neapohs-
The office of the mayor elect, is besieged
nowadays.
The Mlllers' association quoted wheat IN
changed yesterday.
Two trains of emlgrants came over the
Omaha line yesrday.
Nearly all the incoming trains were reported
a little late yesterday.
Thomas L. May, aged 20 years, died from
typhoid fever yesterday.
Wheat receipts yesterday, 2l,25O bushels;
shipments, 1,7O0 bushels.
The monthly business meeting of Bethany
Home was held yesterday.
Dr. Carroll delivered his lecture at Ply
mouth church last evening.
A literary entertainment was held in the
First NJ. E. church last night.
VIM Bracket will not accept Journals
for sheriff next fall.
On change yesterday wheat was quoted at
IS AS for No. l; Sl.S4 for No. 2.
1t is thought that the ice in Lake Calhoun
will all be melted in two more days.
The price of corn is steadily advancing.
Good ear corn is exceptionally scarce.
A meeting of the W. C. T. L. will be held
In the hall over Elllot's music store this after
noon.
Geo. l.. Perkins is so we'll pleased with
California that he has concluded to remain
Ehare-
Next week the Minneapolis Light Infantry
boys will give a banquet at the Nicollet
house.
Superintendent Atwood has just purchased
thirty-eight fine horses for the street railway
service.
Madison Square Company No. 2 will play
Hazel Kirk" at the Academy this afternoon
knd evening.
Crimson Cord will be produced this after
boon and evening for the last time at The
Opera House.
meeting of the teachers of the public
Echool will be held at the high school building
(hls morning.
This morning the Minneapolis mill compa-
Inv will start one of their saw mills upon the
hummer campaign.
Yesterday the Zouaves and Light Infantry
boys reported jolly good time in ST. Paul
(he night previous.
Owing to the approach of Easter, eggs have
advanced in price, although seeming quite
plentiful at the market.
Mr.. Carols lecture, "From the Barney
Stone to Vesuvius,' drew good audience at
Plymouth church last evening.
You can get good square meal, lunch,
cigar, or beverages at the Boston restaurant
bt any hour of the day or night.
Mrs. Lahalka, against whom information
of insanity has been filed with the judge of
probate has been pronounced sane.
Mrs. Mary Hunt, OF Boston, lectured upon
|Woman's Work at the Universalist church
before large audience last evening.
! A Democratic aldermanic caucus was held
hast night. The session was secret and hence
the results are not yet for publication.
Col. McCrory denies the reports that the
LyndaIe line was to be gobbled up by the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway com
|pany.
Coroner Fairbairn has decided that no in
quest is necessary in the case of Henry Quig-
ley, who was killed by being run over by
wood cart.
A meeting of the Reform club was held in
Harrison hall last night. The faithful GIL
were congratulated for standing true to their
principles.
The only criminal business before his honor
of the municipal court yesterday con-
sisted OF two plain DRINKS and they were
discharged.
The Journal says Ii don't believe in lying
about DR.. Ames and the Democrats now that
election is over. And perhaps it would be
better to have lied even less before election.
Notice was given at the meeting of the board
OF water commissioners, held yesterday after
noon, that the new pumps had been completed
and we're ready to put up in the pump house.
The municipal court room is shining and
bright, fresh from the brushes of the paint
ers. c. NJ. Pond thinks it too fresh, mas
much as the paint ruined his spring overcoat.
III consequence of some vexatious accident
the Minneapolis ''budget" was lost in trans
mission to st. Paul, and hence our readers
were not treated to their usual amount of
news.
The members of the Ladies' Emerald Isle
Land League are busy arranging programme
for musicale aud literary entertainment
which will be given in Harrison hall next
Thursday night.
John Huss, employed by the Minneapolis
Mill company, had second and third fingers
of the left hand nearly severed yesterday by
catching in the machinery. Amputation may
necessarily follow.
The citizens OF the First ward continued to
smile Yesterday over the "cheese cutlery" IN
Turner hall on Thursday evening. 1t was a
big time and no stake. The hospitality OF
aldermen is not easily exceeded.
Tho boord oF vrater comuiss ioners has az.