Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS ALOBELETS.

Not drunk in the police court yes
ierday.
Look out for Bill Washburn's paid re-
peaters.
Get your oyster stew at the. Boston res
taurant.
John Lally is the driver of the new pa
troll wagon.
The granite block paving on Nicollet
Island is progressing rapidly.
Camp g. Walkers saw mill has shut
down again to wait for more logs.
Remember that this is the evening when
Gen. Bragg, the commander of the "Iron-
Men repeat for money. Bill Washburn
is the only man in this campaign who has
money.
The best of wines, cigars, accommoda-
lions and attendance at the Comique res
taurant.
The Republicans will make another at
tempt at enthusiasm at Turner hall this
evening.
The wife of DR.. W. A. Spaulding died at
morning.
1t Is alleged that seventeen saloons just
below the city limits are running without
license.
The work of paving the track of the
Fourth avenue street car line is progress
irg rapidly.
The Young Ladies' club, of Plymouth
church, served oysters in the church par
1ors yesterday.
The sale of reserved seats for Miss
Mather's matinee on Saturday afternoon
was begun yesterday.
Considerable wheat exchanged hands on
Change yesterday, but the prices remained
practically unchanged.
Col. L. L. Baxter, of This city, was mar
ried to Miss Helen Childs of Glencoe, at
that place on Wednesday.
The States Attorney company with John
Dillon as the attraction, will open at the
Academy on Monday night.
John Magnuson who was run over and
had his legs crushed by the Riverside line
street car, is reported recovering,
''The Shaughrun" drew another good
sized audience to the Opera house last
evening. The Wake takes well.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson will leave for
st. Peter this morning in charge of Au-
gusta S. Anderson, recently adjudged in
sane.
At the meeting of the real estate men, a
committee was appointed to draft rules
for organization, to report on the evening
of Nov. 9Th.
Another large and fashionable audience
greeted Miss Mather at the Academy last
evening. She has proven deservedly pop
ular in Minneapolis.
John d. Allen, who fell through q
hatchway at the Pillsbury Touring mill,
was still quite low yesterday, suffering
conclusion of the brain.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John Anderson and Gustave Gustavason.
Charles Emo and Sophia Leose. w. NJ.
Speaker and Jennie Luney.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sisterhood of Bethany will be held at the
home, 1920 North Washington avenue, at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
Beware of the manner in which Charley
johnson, Doc. Collins and their men are
doctoring up the poll lists Over $1,000
registrations look suspicious.
Gertie Laurer, a little six-year- old child
was knocked down and run over by care
less driver on Central avenue, but FORUM
ately the child escaped serious injury.
Henry Johnson was painfully injured by
falling from Manitoba train when in mo-
ton on Wednesday night. He remained
in an unconscious state about a half hour.
There was no criminal business before
Judge Cooley yesterday forenoon, and only
two new cases in the afternoon. Verify,
the people of Minneapolis are getting
good.
Harry Lloyd and Whitney Kenndy, two
prisoners who were held to await the az
ton of the grand jury, but against whom
no indictments were found, were released
yesterday.
The man who offers to wager that not a
man on the Democratic ticket will be cleo
ted can be accommodated by calling upon
r. R. Huntington, in any amount he may
designate.
City Clerk Matthews is in receipt of
letter from Judge Smith, stating that he
accepts the gas ordinance recently passed
by the city council, and operations will
begin at once.
Frank Mcdonald IS striking hard for
the perpetuat1on of the old corrupt court
house ring. Mace E1stis, James Bryant.
Isadore Monasche and II. P. Herring are
likely to get there nevertheless.
R. Fl. Newlon's house near Eighth street
and Hennepin avenue caught fire at about
6 o'clock yesterday morning, and was
damaged to the extent of about $500 be-
fore extinguished by the department.
This evening Miss Mather will appear as
t'Rosalind'' in Shakespeare's great drama
Gas You Like IT, On Saturday afternoon
Romeo and Juliet and in the evening
Gas You Like It'' again, closing the seas on.
side Brigade" during the great rebellion,
and one of Wisconsin's greatest orators,
will speak in the Opera house. He knows
of Bill Washburn's ''able'' career in con-
gress and has something to say in refer
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