Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-21
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Syecial term OF the district court 'o-oas'
Most enjoyable Indian summer weather.
rc,o s+-ee4 snr,nk,ers were out again yes |
terday.
On change yesterday bran was very
scarce:
Try the Boston restaurant for oysters IN
every style. ,.-
Tho railway conductors will visit Min
neapolis to-day.
Of No. wheat thirty car loads were IN
spected yesterday.
The excavation for the large Side block
nearly completed.
The Hess Acme Opera company lett tor
La Crosse yesterday morning
The steam whistle case is set Tor thls
morning in the municipal court.
The Democrats spoke with no uncertain
soundn in Turner hall last night.
OYSTERS. wines, cigars and everything
else at the Comique restaurant.
The farmers are reported as making hne
nrorress in doing their fall plowlng.
Work on the foundation of the west
hotel continues to progress quite raPioAy.
There were eighty cars of No. hard
wheat inspected in Minneapolis yesterday
Ko. hard wheat sold for $1.10 and
+ro7;ry on Change was fairly active yes
terdaY.
The Three Guardsmen drew large
Tho
last evening.
The Jesse James combination opened at
the AGA DENY last evening. They appear
again this evening.
The exterior of the Syndicate block now
gives a very good idea of what 1t Will LOOK
like when completed.
It seems now quite certain that the Syn
dictate block will make room for a FIRST
class hotel III one side.
At the Opera house the Three Guards
men will be played at the matinee THIS al
ternoon andthis evening.
For all the bomtastic buster of the little
journal. Dr.. Ames will not let up on the
Washburn pine land steals.
Go .ker Il Pell has jus. manufactured
the largest pulley ever cast in one piece
in any shop west of Chicago.
The railroad ticket out is still in vogue
Travel between Minneapolis and Chicago
is astonishingly good in consequence.
NicoIlet sland, between the suspension
and the stone arch bridge is being graded
prepa ratory to laying the granite paving
John Gustrome, employed in the o. A.
Pray compan US machine shops, had his
foot crushed while at work yesterday morn
ing.
Yesterday was dull day in the Office OF
the register of deeds, only eleven deeds be-
ing fled. They footed up total of $685.,
7S4.
The monthly business meeting of the
W.C.T. U. will be held at three o'clock this
afternoon in the hall over Elliot's jewelry
store.
The Prohibitionists announce their ex
pectation with the assistance of the Green
back party, to roll upwards of 1000 vote:
this fall
The Ohio wave has reached the Fourth
congressional district of Minnesota, ane
the grand old Republican" party is liable
to be wrecked.
At no previous campaign have the Dem
ocrats of Minneapolis manifested so mucl
enthusiasm for their standard bearer as a
the present time.
The south Minneapolis Ames club vii
hold rally in Peterson's hall on Wednes
day evening. The speakers will be an
nounced hereafter.
At the mills yesterday the -four quota
tious were: Patents, $6.50@ $50; straights
$6@65O; lower grades, $293; clears
$5@6.75 per barrel.
H. r. Johnson's little four year-old sol
was knocked down and painfully injure'
by runaway team on south Main stree
on Thursday evening.
The Workingmen's union, at its bushes
meeting, discussed the merits of the con
gressional candidates. The DINNER Pal
Brigade is falling into line.
The execrable condition of many of tn
streets and sidewalks of Minneapolis are
disgrace which call loudly for the attention
Of derilect street commissioners.
The boy Charles Gorton, who was arrest
ed upon a charge of the larceny OF 81
gold piece as reported in these columns
was discharged by Judge Cooley for wan
of evidence.
The police patrol wagon will go int
service this morning. The team will b
kept at Webster's livery stable on Firs
avenue south until the barn on police ale
is completed.
1t is report ed that one faction of tn
gamblers have opened up faro resort i
private residence, beyond the police SUI
villance. Thus is the. prediction of tn
mayor fulfilled.
DR.. T. A. Dunsmoor yesterday trans
ferred to the board of directors of tn
Minnesota College hospital the land O
which the hospital is located, the consider
alton being $4,000.
The police have notified many propert
owners that their sidewalks were in dis
graceful and oftentimes dangerous condi
ton, and must be repaired forthwith, o
trouble would be made.
While employed in the Chicago, Milwau