Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-31
w,NNEApcLIs GLobELETs.

Register tc-da.-.
The city council will meet again tomor-
row evening.
Gen. Bragg will soon address the'Dinner
Pail Brigade.
Tie meeting of the Fortnightly club was
heli last evening.
The Shanghran was presented to fair
house at Pence last evening.
The grand jury paid its respects to the
gambling houses again yesterday.
The grain table privileges at the chamber
of commerce will be sold tomorrow.
The Harmonic hall property was sold
for S25.3l2. The names Of the purchasers
have not yet been made public.
The Mennerchor society presented Mr..
Stempf with an elegant gold chain. Sun
day evening, at the Atheneum.
Mr. Allison, who used to play ball with
the Red Caps of st. Paul, now has re-
sponsib!e position in Washington.
Herbert Connor's fine painting Of May
OF Anes has been placed on exhibition in
West & Wand's store on Washington az
enue.
Hon. Ignatius DonnelIy viii speak in
this city on Monday evening next upon the
political Issues. The dinner pail brigade
will be out to hear him.
4 respectable Minneapolis citizen re-
marked last evening that all the Journal
lacked was the accompanying Illustrations
to be Police Gazette.
Hiss Margaret Mather, supported by
fne company, opened in the Academy II
Romeo and Juliet last evening to big
house. The same bill again this evening
A few days ago Mr. n. B. Harwood, who
left Minneapolis very suddenly, telegraphed
from the east 10 his attorneys in MINI e
apoiis, to meet him in La Crosse for the
purpose of consulting lii regard TO his
coming back to Minnesota.
The real estate men of Minneapolis pro
pose to form an organization Of good fel
iowship A meeting to perfect arrange
ments will be held in the Office of j. w.
Tousleys tomorrow evening.
Ernest Reoch was before Judge Cooley
es.erday charged with assaulting John
Eilinger. He was found guilty and a fine
of S75 was imposed. In default of its
payment he went to the rock pile for ninty
days.
A Riverside street car ran over drunk
en- Sweae named John Magnuson at the
corner of Third street and Nineteenth av
euae south. The patrol wagon YVES called
OFT, and the wounded man taken in it tt
tho College hospital, where his injuries
were treated. Both legs were badly
crushed. One leg and one finger were am
putated yesterday.
John Foley, small boy, the son of NJ
Foley Of Fifth avenue north, near Wash
iugson, recently stole $51 in cash from his
father, who is poor man and earns {
living with his shovel. The boy was in
duced to make the theft by another ani
older boy. He very quickly spent the
whole amount, and yesterday all he had tx
show for it was velocipede. He wa:
brought before Judge Cooley and sen
fenced to the Reform school, but the father
intercedlng in the boys behalf, the cast
was discharged.
The scarcity of milk in Minneapolis the
past year has compelled many families tt
run on short supply. The price has re
manned high, and many customers com
plain bitterly at the quality received. Yes
terday Gel. McCrory started a milk trail
on the motor line. The milk is brough
from Excelsior to a point just outside thu
limits, and from that point it is taken in
to regular milk carts and distributed abou
the city. The colonel expects to sell at leeas
one thousand gallons per day at a fai
price. It is good business venture ant
will doubtless prove profitable,