Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS aLOBELErs.


eff not, not" is good.
Rev. DR.. Carroll lectured at the university
last evening.
John DeLaittre and family have returned
home from California.
Wheat receipts yesterday, $1,000 bushels;
shipments, 2,975 bushels.
Schuyler Colfax's forthcoming lecture will
be the treat of the evening.
This evening "Colleen Bawn" will be pre-.
sented at the opera house.
This morning the public school teachers
are to meet at the high school,.
Miss McAllister's company played "Colleen
Bawn" to fair house last night.
The district court has refused the ap-
plication of Lot c. Hilton for divorce.
John Doran was sent up for ninety days
yesterday for the larceny of an overcoat.
The Boston restaurant will always feed the
hungry. 1t never closes its doors. Try it.
There will probably be 2,oOO more votes
polled on Tuesday than Minneapolis ever cast.
Prof. O. V. Tousley will address the
Loring ratification meeting tomorrow even
ing.
Officer DAILY ran in a man named Morely last
evening for threatening to kill his wife with a
knife.
Over fifty-six tons of iron beams for the
syndicate block are upon the ground ready to
be put in position.
Goodnough & Hawley expect to have their
new mill running by May 1, instead Of June /,
as before announced.
]. L. Saphore, of the McAllister company
is preparing to open a school of oratory and
elocution in this city.
E. G. O'Neill ran his milk cart into E. B.
Rice's buggy and dissected wheel. No one
was injured fortunately.
On the 7:l5 train of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis road, 266 Canadians, en- route for Win.
nipeg, arrived in the city.
The millers have made another advance up
on the price of wheat of eight cents per bush
Ell, and the farmer smiles.
The Journal sti II prays the abusive Loring
men to quit "throwing Dirt at DR.. Ames and
Rev. W. W. Sattcrlee. A good idea.
On Tuesday last there were 2,103 names
registered. This makes a total registration of
$685., 449 more than the vote of last fall.
The following is the Third ward Democratic
committee appointed by Charles Hoag: Ed
mund Eichhorn, chairman; Mat. Gross, A.
Bradford.
The Loring henchmen were seen again, yes.
terday, at the Court house watching for go.
Ks'-and, let us add, they went home sick
and discouraged.
At the meeting of the clearing house held
after April l the banks shall open at 9 a. N.
aud close at 8 p. m.
Owing to the fact that the Mendelssohn
concert was announced for Good Friday, the
date has been changed until the Thursday
following, April II.
Henry Wellman was arrested last evening
on a warrant executed at the instance of his
wife, who charged him with striking her In
the face with his fist.
Jos. Naughton, OF Hose company No. 5,
died at Ames hospital yesterday, fl om cerebro
spinal meningitis. The remains were shipped
to Indianapolis last evening.
young man entered complaint at police
headquarters last night that he had been
robbed of $3.50 while asleep at Swede Kate's
bagnio by pair of sneaks.
Alderman Glenn has an easy walk away. He
is endorsed by the Republicans. Well, that
makes no particular difference, for they
conldn't beat him anyway, and they knew it.
BARLEY Campbell's celebrated play, "My
Partner was produced at the Academy last
night before large and delighted house, with
Louis Aldrich and Chas. IT. Parsloe in the cast.
Yesterday Superintendent Bean, o. the rail-
way mail service, was in the city arranging and
systematizing the two new routes, one to
Clearwater and the other to Hokins and Win
throp.
The democratic nominee for alderman of the
second ward is Scion Armstrong, gentleman
who has been almost constantly identified
with the municipal government of the city
since it was christened as city. He is in
deed "Solen" and should be elected.
Tho Democrats think that perhaps they may
be able to accommodate the Republicans with
few carriages next Tuesday At all events
they will provide hearse, so that they may
take home their political corpse, If they wish.
The Democrats are accommodating, you
know.
Now that the Republicans caHnot drive Mr..
Saterlee from the field by abusing him nor by
coaxing him, they have turned their attention
to the temperance candidates for alderman.
But they will find the temperance ticket is
composed of plucky men who will not pale
at mud throwing.
Yesterday morning the employees of the
Western Union telegraph company were some
what surprised at finding the office door I'M
locked. An investigation developed the fact |
that it had been opened by burglars, and that |
the cash crawer had been pried open and the |
contents amounting to s1l.50 appropriated. |
Nothing leading TO the detection of the rob- |
bers was discovered.
This evening the Republicans-who see fit |
to cal. themselves the law and order party, |
just for inconsistencv's sake--will make |
another attempt at ratification in Market hall.
They will endeavor to trot out Prof. Tously |
and all their war horses. But on Monday |
night let the Democrats show the Republi-
cans what there is in genuine out and out
ratification meeting.
How easy it is in the eyes of the unscrupu-
lous Loring faction to explain away a fact
which is damaging to their man. The Quady
House sowned by -LoriDg is a saloon. He I
rented it for private dwelling, say his apollo
gists, bnt the occupant once in POSSESSION