Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-20
MISSEAPOLIs :GLOBELETs.

evening.
The Boston Ideals will hold the Academy
all next week.
The Crusader boyswill drill this evening
IN the Zouave hall.
The police book last evening had on it
n rolled eight plain drunks.'
Fresh oysters and everything else at all
hours. a. the Boston restaurant.
For nice late supper, go to the Com.
ioue restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Ann- Page has severed her con-
nection with the Opera house company.
Prof. Pike is fast recovering from his fit
If illness. and will return to his duties on
Dec. l.
The concert saloon on North Washing
ton avenue mas been closed up by the au-
thorities.
The patrol wagon went over to an East
side bagnio last night and brought in
drunken cripple.
Miss McAllister has secured LaBella, an
Crook this week.
The ladies Of the Reform club are to
meet at 3 clock tomorrow afternoon to
form an aid society.
Two amateur dramatic companies have
PLAYS under rehearsal which will be
brought oat the coming season.
With cur patrol wagon and fire alarm
system - recommended by the mayor the
department would be excellently equipped.
The Light Infantry corps will have its
weekly drill at the new armory in the old
Westminster church building this evening.
Two women who were run in from ia
cobson's saloon on North Second street
we're inmates Of the city lookup yesterday.
The health officer complains that the
physicians are dereiict in reporting cases
of diphtheria as required by the city Or
dinance.
The Father Matthew society held
largely attended and interesting meeting
in Catholic Association hall at 5 O'Clock
last evening.
Prof. Danz and his orchestra rendered
another delightful sacred concert III the
new Turner hall yesterday. The attend
ance was larger.
The Hermean Literary society of the
state anniversary viii devote this evenings
entertainment to the great English philo-
s0pher. Herbert Spencer.
A slick Young crook named Kelley, who
has excited the suspicion of the police
force for several months, was run in last
evening by Officers Hill and Caswell.
The patrol wago was out only once yes
,terday and thea 20 bring in an inebriate
who had fallen down upon the sidewalk
and inflicted painful cash in his head.
The following cases will be heard by
Judge Young to-day: Richard Chute VS..
The Minneapolis Eastern Railway COM
pany; Il ebert Kicker ". Sarah McKenna.
Tickets to Chicago only fifty cents, was
bulietined BY. the agents OF the Albert Lea
route yesterday and they went like hot
cakes. The cars were filled last evening.
The William Harris comedy company
will appear at the Academy this and to-
morrow evening III Mrs. Darlington and
Her son Ike. 1t IS said to be the funniest
thing out.
David Blakely and G. W. Johnson are
in New York pecfecting arrangements for
the great Thomas musical festival to be
produced under the aus pices of the Men
edelsshon club.
Ticket Agent Scott, of the Milwaukee
road, said to GLOBE reporter last even
ing. that he considered the whole affair
nearly as great q misfortune TO the country
as to the roads involved in the trouble.
The Reform club have recently decorated
the walls of Harrison hall, and back of the
stage hang the following two notices:
Our guns are ballots. our ballots are
ideas" and ''When bad men conspire, good
men must combine
A syndicate headed by W. W. Hunting
ton and S. G. Gale have purchased the 100
acres laying west of Highland park of VIM.
Chase. of Indiana, for $4,000. The land
is to be plated imm ediately after the plan
Of Oak Lake addition.
The war on rates now being waged by
railroads is watched with regret and ap-
prehension by the wholesale merchants of
this city. They contend that retail mer-
chants throughout the Northwest will be
induced to SO to Chicago and make their
purchases ter the winters trade there.
Two evening schools provided by the
board of education will open this evening
one in the Washington school on Third
street and one in the Winthrop school
building OF University avenue on the
East side. The sessions will begin at
O'Clock and close at 3 O'clock, and are fres
TO all.
Under the sCpposition that he is to oc-
.cupy seat IN the next congress. despite
the contest. Washburn has subjected Ed.
Nash's head 10 the guillotine through his
instrument, Postmaster Laraway. Posi-
bly, Mr.. Laraway may suffer a similar
operation when congress meets, and Mr..
Nash may be promoted.
This evening the season at the Opera
house will be varied by the production of
"a full ballet l0 mode. The White Crook
is said to possess many peculiar attrac-
tons, and the house will doubtless be we'll
filed at each presentation. Two matinees
will be given, one on Wednesday afternoon
and one on Saturday afternoon.
The contract for furnishing 200 cords of
wood for the court house and Jail has been