Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.


East Lynne was the bill at the opera hous,
last evening.
The public schools closed yesterday for
weeks vacation.
The time for the departure of the Flying
Dutchman will soon be changed again.
The clerk of the courts Is kept pretty busy
nowadays In making out naturalization pa
pers.
Go TO the Boston restaurant for a square
meal, lunch, cigars or beverage The door;
are always open.
driving on Park avenue YESTERDAY, aud wa:
seriously injured.
The new eoNpcS for the Minneapolis line
have been ordered from Rochester, n. Y
manufacturer.
The sale of seats for the allegory of the
Great Republic will open this morning al
Dyer & Towards store.
The Young people of the Foss NJ. z. church
gave sociabe and oyster supper last evening,
aud an enjoyable time resulted.
Only two cases of drunkenness came before
his honor yesterday. That constituted the
sum total of the criminal business.
The real estate transfers the past week have
been the lightest for q long time. The un-
propitious weather is responsible.
A INDUSTRIOUS large switch engine has been
added TO the Milwaukee yards. 1t is thought
that 1t can draw 100 heavily loaded cars.
Wheat receipts in Minneapolis yesterday,
29,S25 bushels ;yshtpments 6,525. The receipts
were larger than any other city in the Union.
A meeting of the Womans Christian Tenn
pefance union viii be held In their hall over
Elliot's music st o'clock this afternoon.
The temperance people held well attended
meeting at Harrison ball last evening. They
are working up big boom for DIR. saterlee.
The box sheet for the sale of seats for "Mes-
senger from JARVIS Section" will be opened
this morning al the Nieollet house drug store
It's stated that come of the aldermen who
recently visited Cleveland favor the tower
electsIc light system of Illuminating the
city.
The board of underwriters Is adopting meas
nres looking towards securing a system Of In
speeting buildings and of issuing building
permits,
The first commencement exercises Of the
college hospital held last evening, were large
ly attended, and an elaborate programme was
presented.
The Thermometer went down little below
nothing yesterday morning, it has not been
4, ~ H.
past winter.
Thomas Robinson, Il machinis list employed at
The Harvester Works, was arrested last night
at the instance of his wife, who charged him
with cruel aud abusive conduct.
The Republicans will hold Ward caucuses
on Monday night, at the various precincts,
when fifty one delegates will be chaser to at
tend the city convention to be held in Market
hall next Wednesday.
Mayor Rand has not yet vetoed the ordinance
passed at the last SESSION of the city council,
prohibiting the use of steam on the motor line
on First street and First avenue south, after
the fret OF the month
The vice president and general manager Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad
were in Minneapolis on Friday morning to
make arrangements to run fest train through
to Chicago, but left without accomplishing
the desired end:
The chamber of commerce has levied an as
sessment of five dollars upon its members, to
meet the current running expenses. It must
be paid to the secretary on or before April
18th. This assessment Is made to avoid break
ing into the bank.
The large pipe-organ of the east side Uni
versaliat society, which has for several years
been packed away In boxes, is now being put
upin the hall of the College hospital, that So
ciety having made arrangements 10 hold SER
vices there hereafter.
Among other things "BiIly the KID told
his captors that he was armed while In the
lookup, and that he had disposed of his re-
volver in q certain place in the corridor. Chief
Munger made an investigation and found the
shooter Just where Billy had said it was.
The Faribault chief of p dice was In the
city yesterday. Upon being shown a photo.
graph Of Billy the Kid by Chief Munger, he
said that he had arrested the man three con-
secutive nights for drunkenness, and when he
thought OF the 81 900 reward he was mad.
The card published in the Tribune yesterday
over the signature of an ominous a." is a
culpable insult TO two worthy gentlemen
Rev. w. W. Satterlee and Miner Ball-and re-
fets no credit upon any paper that would give
it publication. 1t is not only an insult TO
these gentlemen, but is also an insult to the
lahor1ng classes, or the people with little or
no financial resources. What matters it to
the welfare of city that its mayor is not a
bloated hondholder, or wealthy aristocrat !:
The true sentiment of republic is in accord
with the selection of a man for office from
among the people who has natural sympa-
thIes with the people.
IN the GLOBE of yesterday an item was pub
lished to the effect that suit had been com.
merced against the Minneapolis harvester
works by the Mccormick company of
Chicago, 10 recover royalty of $40 upon
each binder manufactured by the defendants,
alleging that the system OF self-binding en-
ploy ed ny the defendants ID an infringement
upon the patents owned by the plaintiffs Mr..
Appleby, the inventor of the Irvine binders
manufactured by the Minneapolis harvester
works claims that his invention rather than
being al infringement upon the Mccormick
process, the latter is now obliged to pay him
q royalty OF IS on each machine The plaintiffs
In this action make. He is tranquil and says
it is only a game of bluff which can never
win.
The Mafordftn,