Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The prices of whest were unchanged yes
terday.
Next Tuesday Dr.. Ames will be inaugurated
mayor OF Minneapolis.
Wheat receipts Yesterday 81, $50 bushels;
shipments 8, 125 bushels.
Judge J. NJ. Shaw took his seat as judge of
the Fourth judicial district.
The Journal trots out VIM NJ. Bracket as
candidate for sheriff next fall.
Thomas D. Skies has paid $4,000 for the
savory hotel property on Nicollet Island.
The State Christian association of Mime
sofa were In session at Market hall again yes
terday.
Prepare to emgrate. The city Is going
straight to the devil. Gen. Nettleson has
said so.
The young leaders OF the Church of the
Redeemer, held sociable yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Hazel. who died on Tuesday, will be buried
this afternoon.
The entertainment which was to have been
given by the young ladies flower mission, has
been postponed.
Yesterday morning seven carloads of horses
we're shipped from this city over the Northern
Pacific railroad.
II is expected that over 1000 new pupils
VIII be enrolled In the public schools during
the present year.
The temperance people are jubilant over
4hnir roto oct fOr moi nd he
". n. satterlee.
Next Wednesday evening the Knights of
Pythias will give another dance in Pythlan
hall, Days block. -
At the Opera house the Crimson Cord will
hold the boards the balance of the week, In
Guiding Saturday matinee.
Krauser, the German cornce maker, who
fell from the roof of the Wood block was
quite comfortable yesterday.
Tom Sullivan, proprietor OF the Boston
Restaurant, is still setting up most excellent
meals and lunches. Try them.
On Friday evening Mrs. Mary Hunt, of Bos-
ton, will deliver a lecture in the Church of
the Redeemer upon "Woman's Work"
The plat of Mather's subdivision of lot 20,
Fort Smelling reservation, has been filed at the
office of the register of deeds for record.
The deputy sheriff of Wells recovered a
span of stolen horses in this city on Tuesday.
The thieves were not captured, however.
There is yawning hole in the street just in
front of the Phelps block, on Hennepin
avenue, which calls for immediate attention.
Nj A.
from the insane asylum at st. Peter, has again
been attacked by the dread disease. He is now
confined in the county Jail.
Yesterday morning one of the safety gates
at Washington avenue crossing at the Mani
toba depot was accidentally lowered into a
passing wagon and broken.
In the district court yesterday The jury in
the case OF Gates VS.. The Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railway company, brought in verdict
of $l05.50 for the plaintiff,
B. B Harvey, of Minnetonka and III. W.
Parker of Wright county report that they had
their pockets picked of $50 and $40 respec.
lively at the Pacific depot.
They do say that John DeLaittre is no longer
a prohibit:onist, and Rev. satterlee don't be-
lieve he will steal anything from the larder of
the temperance party hereafter.
Judge Shaw announced yesterday that there
would be call of court cases On the district
court calendar this morning at $50 O. clock,
when the cases will he re-set for trial.
The State Christian association closed It's
session last evening. Short addresses were
made various parties in attendance and off,
GERS for the ensuing year we're elected.
Scion Armstrong made a mighty strong
run in the first precinct of the Second ward,
and had his friends worked as we'll in the
second precinct he would have been elected.
Nine thousand six hundred and ninety-nine
votes. And did General Apathy vote? Guess
he did and yet it was for DR.. Ames, How
tickle are these modern political prophets,
anyhow.
At the afternoon SESSION of the state Christ
ian association at Market hall, yesterday,
Prof. g. A. Blanchard, of Wheaton, Ills, at
tempted to show "why many good PEOPLE
we're opposed TO Free Masonry and other kind.
red secret orders"
"Col j. H. Stevens and Chas. Hoag, who
voted at the first election in Minneapolis
thirty years ago, voted at the election yester.
day. They are the only ones remaining of the
band OF 1852" And The Tribune might have
added that these gentlemen voted for "Dr. A.
A. Ames, and law and order"
the GLOBE has not deemed it all necessary
to interview Mayor elect Ames as regards his
proposed administration. The Minneapolis
readers OF the GLOBE voted for DR.. Ames, and
know him personally. They also know that
his will be judicious, wise claw and order''
and "strict-disciplined' government.
At the meeting OF the.Hermoni society the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Rev. Z. S. Williams; vice
president, r. j. Fl. Tuttle; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Judson. The following new
members of the society were then elected to
membership: Mrs. NJ. W. Montgomery, Mrs.
Harlan Chase, Mrs. Simmons, DR.. and Mrs.
Frizelle, Mrs. Strout, Mrs. J. K. Hall, D. C.
Bell, DR.. Sermon.
Goodness, how consistent were the sta E.
ments made by the Journal of last evening as
compared to those it made before election, re-
speeding the probable administration of Mayor
Ames. Before election it alleged that DR..
Ames was the candidate of $40 saloon keepers
who knew that through his election they
could sell liquor on Sunday and to boys, etc
Now it whips around and thinks Mayor Anes'
administration will be a good one. The
Journal is evidently of the opinion that it