Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
NINNEAFOLIs GLoBELEVs.

III NC DuosACauS Eatlilcu dE,atA %1Ss hiSAt.
April Fools day way the plessan;est day of
the year.
The Mul9ts' association paid sl.Ss for N o
l wheat yesterday.
Wheat receipts yesterday 25,025 bushels;
shipments. 1876 bushels.
The public school teachers drew their
months salary yesterday morning.
The Crown Roller mill is grinding away on
that 1000 barrel government contract.
The FortnightIy club will meet to morrow
evening at the residences of Geo. Christian.
The regular Sunday gospel services of the
Reform club will be held in Harrison hall this
afternoon.
Rev. ". W. Satterlee will address tbs tenn
perance mass meeting which Will be held On
Monday night.
It is probable that 400 RepublicauSsln the
Fourth ward will bolt Boardman aud vote and
work for Morse.
James B. Houston was fined $40 and costs
for assaultiug Samuel Visnsr, by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
Get nice roast turkey dinner with Jelly
sauce at the Boston restaurant so-day-12 to
19:30-for IS cents.
The Father Mathew Temperance Aid society
viii meet in Catholic Association hall this
evening at O'Clock.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Press club will be held in the Tribune edito-
rial rooms this afterneon.s Sz5 -svk.
Il. This evening meeting of the Ladies' EN-
erald Isle Land League will be held IN Norden
nall, on South Washington avenue.
a. J. BoaTdman, J. n. Mind and h. II.
Gestson have been appointed as the Fourth
Ward republican COMMITTEE for the ensuing
year.
A brass band uuder the hire OF the Loring-
whisky aud water party paFaded the streets
Yesterday. They won't hire a band after
Tuesday.
The LoriDg ticket, as published in the daily
paper, is headed Peoples Ticket" What
has become of the Republican party? That
is question asked of many Republicans.
Henry WeIlman, for striking his wife with
his fist, Was lesIerday fined $40 ard costs by
Judge Cooley. But Henry hadn't the money,
and therefore will pound rock fifteen days. -,
: The driver Of the Republican brass band
wagon yesterday halted in front of a house o
ill-fame, and the band gave the inmates sere-
made. This Is "a new way to influence votes.
The State Christian association OF Minneso-
tawill hold its annual convention in Market
hall on April 4th and 5th. Rev. J. F. Stod-
dard OF Chicago Will deliver the opening ad-
dress.
Chas. z. Keith having sold his interest in
the East Side Record. c. c. Hunt, will start q
weekly on the West SIDE of the river, which
shall rejoice In the name Of the Minnesota
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Notwithstanding the fact that Scrap Iron
Bill has deserted the ranks in the face of the
enemy, aud gone over to the Loriug whisky
andwater party he still claims TO be "tem-
perance" lecturer.
The teachers meeting hell in the High
school building yesterday morning was largely
attended Prof Tousley delivered an obituary
address upon the late Miss Belle Carmichael,
one OF the teachers who ed recently.
Chas. McReeye has placed in charge of DR..
Dunsmoore q fund sufficient for furnishing
mp another ward in the college hospital, and
is also arranging for an entertainment at the
The Philadelphia Press has started "ten
cent fund for Betty ana the Baby" or Sergeant
Masons wife and child, and the dimss are
flowing in from all Quarters OF the country
Who i'll be the first to start the fund in Min-
neapols?
Rev. II. G. Woods, who claims 10 be q pro-
hibitionist, is announced to preach ia further
ance OF the Lorng -whisky -and-water party
this evening. Thank heaven there are few
preachers in Minneapolis who VIII thus desc
crate the church pulpit.
The water in Lakes Cslheun and Harriet
has risen to an unusual height and have
swelIed the sire n running from the one TO
the other. This stream il literally filed with
fish, which are being sc0Oped out by the cart
load by the 'h0ld fisherman"
The prOE erty owners in Wilson, Bell "a
Wagner's addition have organized the Haw-
thornc Park Improvement Society with the
following board Of officers: President, Dr.
MoG.tt; secretary, L Swift, Jr; treasurer, j.
j. AT kerry; executive committee, J. G, Corser,
J. III Boardman. 1t was decided to include
within the organization all that part of the
city between the center of Henrepin avenue;
starting at twelfth street to Erie avenue, on
Erie avenue to Twentieth street, on TWenti-
eth street TO Chestnut avenue, on both sides
of Chestnut avenue TO Twelfth street, on both
sides of Twelfth street, including the first two
lots of thu blocks on either 81 le of Hawthorne
east of Twelfth street TO the center line of
Hennepin avenue