Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-04

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The state ESpiritualists held three ses
sions yesterday.
The popular Mayor Ames cigar is sold
at the Boston restaurant.
Thos Baker. of Anoka. is in the city Wis
iting friends. He Will take in the fair.
The spectacular drama, The Sea OF
Ice,' will be the attraction at the Opera
house this evening.
Carriers, mounted and foot, wanted al
the GLOBE Office at once. Apply at 331
Hennepin avenue, at 6 p. m.
This evening Brown, of the TheateI
Comique, will open with an attractive va
riety programme and with goodly array
of artists.
The George n. Morgan Post has been
invited to attend a session of the Garfield
Post, g. A. R.. in St. Paul, on Thursday
afternoon.
The weekly meeting of the Father Mat
thew T. A. society was held in Catholic AS
ISOLATION hall at 5 o'clock last evening,
with large attendance.
Yesterday police officer caught num-
Der of young bloods gambling with loaded
dice near the entrance gates at the fair
grounds. Two of the gamblers were run in.
City Clerk Matthews, will swear in the
special policemen for duty ct the fair
grounds during the week. at the Office of
Secretary Clarke. at o'clock this morning.
During fair week the best place in the
city to get a meal. lunch or bed, is at the
Boston restaurant, 200 Hennepin avenue.
Fresh oysters in every style. Open day
and night.
On Wednesday evening dance and sup
Fer Will be given in Turner hall by the
Emmett Literary association. A large
number of tickets have already been sold
and the financial success of the affair is
assured.
Sol Smith Russell will occupy the Acad
envy during the entire week, the attraction
being "Edgewood Folks" Mr.. Russell is
cOmmedian of the first rank, and will,
beyond question, be greeted nightly by
crowded houses.
A Western avenue barber went into Tom
Murphy's saloon yesterday and when he
came out he had not in his possession a
certain silver watch which he is quite certain
he carried into the place. A fellow who has
served sentence for similar offence,
was taken in by officer Allen upon suspi-
cion of purloiniug the watch in ques ton,
but no clue to the watch has yet been Sc
cured.
For Republican nomination for the Office
of sheriff, there is a general squabble.
There are three good Re
publicans who are struggling night and
day for the honor namely, Mr.. Brerely,
G. ". Aldrich and James Stoddart. and it
rather looks as though Stoddart had the
inside track in the race. But neither of
the men can get votes enough to elect them
over the candidacy of the present incumb-
ent, j. NJ. Eustis. who is certain of the
Democratic nomination.
At the annual meeting of the w. C. T. e.
of Minneapolis. on Saturday evening. the
following officers were elected: Mrs. Geo.
Ii. Miller was reelected president; Mrs.
Francis Neal, first vice president: Miss A.
NJ. Henderson, reporting secretary: Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Elliott, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. H. j. Mofftt, treasurer. The vice
presidents from the different churches will
be chosen at the next meeting. The ladies
of the union are making arrangements for
entertaining the delegates to the state con-
vention of the W. G. L. o., to be held here
on the 9th and 29th of September.