Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Get your dinner and supper at the Bos-
ton restaurant.
Don't forget TO see that your name is
registered tomorrow.
Business at the Opera house has been
very light the past week.
Den. Thompson's engagement at the
Academy last week was successful.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held on Wednesday evening.
The Ideal club will give social hop on
"Wednesday evening, in Malcolm's hall.
The light infantry Will drill in the old
Westminster church building this evening.
The semi-mo nthly meeting of the Nj
.chael Davit land league was held last ever
ing.
DR.. Phillips conducted a temperance
meeting at Western avenue chapel last
evening.
There are quite a number of Republi-
can candidates hereabouts who begin to
look blue.
With the exception of this evening there
will be a Democratic meeting every night
this week.
The Crusader boys will drill at the Zou
ave Armory hall at No. pa Nicollet avenue
this evening.
The Father Mathew society held large
iy attended meeting in Catholic Association
hall last evening.
Mrs. Mason lectured at Centenary church
last evening 10 6 large audience. her sub
ject being the ''Prodigal Son."
Herbert Conner has just completed the
work of relnodeling the large oil portrait
Of Mayor Ames. It is true to life.
Those splendid Office desks at auction
Monday Oct. Both at 10 a. NJ, lie Third
street south. BouteL & Co., auc:ioneers.
The Prohibitionists announce another
rally to be held at Harrison hall to-mor-
row evening, at which Prof. Harvey will
speak.
The Central Ames' club will meet at No.
10 South Washington avenue, on Wednes-
day. The Dinner Pail Brigade will be
there.
The clerk of the courts will be at Demo
cratic headquarters this evening for the
purpose OF making o2t naturalization
papers.
Foreigners can be naturaiized at Demo
cratic headquarters, PA Nicollet avenue,
this evening, from to II O'Clock, free Of
g Expense.
The Democrats Of Henr epih county are
working the solid ticket this fall, although
several offers for trading have been received
by tn I'm.
Remember the auction sale of consigned
furniture al 112 Third street south, Mon
day Oct 30th, al 10 a. II. Boutell & Co.,
.auctioneers.
The Dinner Pail Brigade will be ont
in full force at the meeting of the East
side Ames' club tomorrow evening, in old
Turner hall, on Marshall street.
William Window will address the Repub-
iicans at Market hall this evening notwith-
standing it is now roller skating park
and not open TO public meetings.
Wonder If Window will tell how Wash
burn came tearfully to him and i'm: iored
him to get an appropriation through con-
gress for a Minneapolis postofice.
The Shaughraun will be put on the
boards at the Opera house tonight and be
presented every evening this week except
Friday. the date of the Collage hospital
benefit.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Mather in the Academy this week, open
ing with Romeo and Juliet" this evening,
will undoubtedly prove an attractive and
pleasing event Of the present amusement
sea sOE.
Evidently ncne of the sswag" appor-
toned out by Washburn to the Tribune
ever went farther than the editorial room.
A vote II the Tribune composing room up
on the Republican and Democratic caEdi-
date for congress resulted as follows:
Dr. AfneS.- IL
". d. Washburn STANDARDIZATION. 6
The Fortnightly club will hold its second
meeting for the season this evening at the
residence OF T. w. Brooks, IA Ninth street,
near Hennepin avenue. The essay will be
read by Mr.. S. B. Williams, entitled ''Prob-
lem of Prohibition AS this is topic OF
current as well as vital interest at. this
time. the meeting will undoubtedly be a
large one and the discussion lively.
The grand jury will take up the matter
Of the gamblers again this morning. 1t
should be insisted upon that those who
participated in the games should be pun
ished as well as should those who run the
houses. What furry would it create in
the camp CT the papers which have had SO
much to say about gambling. The one
who is most guilty generally casts the first
stone
Cui!in Farmer, a brakeman on the Hast
ing5 & Dakota division Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee 6 st. Paul railway, who had
met with & serious accident, was brought
to The Ames hospital yesterday for an oper-
alton. While coupling cars at Glencoe he
had his right elbow caught and crushed.
Dr.. Ames removed several pieces Of the
shattered bone and thinks the man will
recover the use of his arm.
REFORM CLUE.
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