Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLobuLEs.

The light infantry boys will drill this eve
ming.
The Boston is the boss restaurant.
Open day and: might.
Architect E. S. Stebbins sis the father of
bouncing babe" and its girl.
No meeting of the Press club was held
yesterday for want of a quorum.
Captain Ames will drill the Crusaders in
the Ames Zouave hall this morning.
A $50 feet extension is being constructed
on the Minneapolis & st. Louis freight of
fee.
Quite number of Minneapolitans left
last evening for Chicago to attend the ex-
position.
Officer Steffers ran in couple of pugi-
lists last evening for polishing off each
others physiques.
A meeting of the board of county COM
missioners will be held in the Office of the
county auditor to-day.
The ladies of Westminster church will
give an oyster supper in the church par
lors tomorrow meeting.
Col. Glenn has raised the ''gin pole" to
be used in the erection of the electric light
mast ON Bridge square.
Democratic headquarters will be fitted
up and opened in the second story of Cen
tire block, PA Nicollet Avenue, to-day.
For frst-class dinner in number one
style, try the Conright restaurant. Special
arrangements for the accommodation
of parties.
The Bohemians down on the river fats
got into one of their pugilistic fights last
night and apparently undertook to destroy
each other.
The P1ohibitionists will throw their ''Dr.
Phillips for congress" flag to the breezes
this evening with attending ceremonies
from Harrison hall.
The weekly meeting of the Father Mat
thew Total Abstinence society was held in
Catholic association hall at five o'clock last
evening with large attendance.
A little fire called the department to
South First street at about 2 o'clock yes
terday, but the fire was extinguished with
Out uuCn OdLuttSc ICSu1uOO'
The Phillips campaign will open with
mass meeting in Harrison hall tomorrow
evening. DR.. Phillips, REV. w. w. Satter-
lee and J. A. Temple will take the stump.
Officer Burle has arrested Paul Wilkes
upon a warrant which charges him with
the larceny of 1927 from the residence of
c. A. Wilson, No. 1920 Washington ave-
nue. south,
A raid was made upon the Finley board
ing house al Fort Smelling on Saturday
night, by burglar, who succeeded in
making off with $500, the property of one
of the boarders.
The fair for the benefit of the Catholic
orphans asylum will be opened: for the en-
tire week in Market hall this evening. A
concert which will include the best local
talent Will be the attraction of the even
ing.
The chamber of commerce caucus afor
the purpose of choosing the candidates
Tor the board of officers for the ensuing
year to be elected at the next regular
meeting will be held at 3 o'clock this
evening.
A. Summers, brakeman en-
ployed on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad, was caught between an en-
CINE and passenger coach in the yard while
coupling them yesterday, and was severely
injured in the hips.
The Tribune yesterday published some
severe structures upon the st. Paul military
companies, charging them with being dis
courteous, ETC., to the Minneapolis COM
panies, upon the occasion of laying the
Armory corner stone at st. Paul.
The opening of the College hospital for
the second year will occur at the hospital
with appropriate ceremonies, this evening.
Addresses will be made by DR.. A. j. Stone,
of ST. Paul, and DIR. F. French, the pro-
fessor of midwifery, and Rev. j. L. Scud-
der, the pastor of the First Congregational
church. The music will be furnished by
tho italian orchestra