Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held last evening.
Democratic ward caucuses will be held
at the usual places this evening.
Peep o. Day Boys" is the Opera house
bill for the remainder or the week
In the county jail are thirty prisoners
awaiting the action of the grand jury.
A passenger depot is being built at
Union Park by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway company.
The receipts of wheat at this point yes
terday aggregated $500 bushels. The
shipments were 300 bushels.
Quite number of bets were wagered
upon the result of the Espanosa case tried
before Judge Cooley yesterday.
John B. Cough (bogus) was before his
honor yesterday, charged with drunken
ness. He was discharged, however.
Remember, the official call for the Dem
ocratic county convention is for Saturday,
and not next Thursday, as stated in the
Journal.
Yesterday morning Luke Davis, team
ster employed by one of the East side saw
mill firms, was kicked in the side by a
vicious horse, and seriously injured.
On Change yesterday wheat was quoted
at $1.06@1.0S for No. l hard; $1.@1.O4
for No. 1. $1.@1.04 for No. hard. CSC
@$1. for No. g.
w. Burdich received . scalp wound while
engaged in working in Wheaton, Reynolds
& Cos factory yesterday, by coming in
| contact with revolving pulley.
The Journal is still worrying about the
probable Democratic nomination. If its
! predictions come within dozen rows of
apple trees of being correct, it will do as
! well as usual.
| The Fourth congressional district pro-
hibition convention viii meet at the court
house in st. Paul to day at - m. for the
| purpose of placing in nomination a can
didate for congress.
While steamed up with common bulge,
| Jack Sullivan fell from the Western avenue
bridge, striking upon q passing locomo-
| tive, and falling from there to the ground
| without serious Or painful injury.
A meeting OF the board of water com
missioners was held in the mayors off ce
yesterday afternoon. Little business other
| than allowing q budget of bills amount
ing IN the aggregate to $14,752.95.
John Mccullough appeared in Richelieu
a role entirely new to him in Minneapolis
The Academy was well filled by an audience
| which was satisfied with the rendition
| This evening King Lear will be the bill.
Geo. w. Hastings, brakeman employed
upon the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad, has had two fingers and thumb
amputated, as result of getting his hand
between couple of bumpers on freight
| train
Swan Johnson, who was taken to The
College hospital to be treated for injuries
received in falling down an elevator shaft
in the Syndicate block, died from the in
juries about the head, inducing conclusion
| of the brain.
The examiNation OF Edward Mccarthy,
charged with stabbing Michael Kennedy
was concluded in the municipal court yes.
terday, and resulted in the dismissal of the
prisoner, the court holding that it was al
act of self defense.
The Jewish new year, which commenced
at sunset last evening, is being formally
celebrated by the Hebrews of the city. Il
is considered the most important of al
Jewish holidays, and business among them
has been entirely suspended.
While arranging the goods in the win
dow of Rees Brothers clothing store from
the top of step ladder yesterterday af-
ternoon, a clerk was thrown through one
of the large French plate glass fronts
worth $50, which was completely demol-
1shed: The clerk escaped injury.
Bill Washburn and Charley johnson
were gloriously seooped in the Republican
primaries. Now comes the fight in the con-
vention to-day. The GLOBE feels safe in
vouchsafng the prediction that they will
get another black eye there. They will
probably make Rome howl, however, fol
they feel particularly sore over their de-
feat and bitter towards the schemers who
outwitted them,
Bill Washburn and Charley johnson
fixed UP little slate which they supposed
the good Republicans of Minneapolis
would, or rather must endorse, but what a
wretched mistake it was. They packed
the caucasus in order to carry their ends
but only met with defeat. The opposing
faction was out in full force, and tall work
was done, which resulted in smashing the
slate into smithereens.