Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-26
llNNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

John c. Oswald returned yesterday from a
lip to Chicago.
Coiored glass windows are being put in the
gestminstsr church.
The Republican county or legislative cor.
ention is called for September 14th.
l.. b. o'Brien, business agent for Phosa
.dcAliister, was discharged yesterday.
Charles Graves was yesterday sent to the
lock pile thirty days for assault and battery.
A moonlight excursion will go over the
Motor line this evening to- Lake Miunetonka.
The wheat receipts at Minneapolis yesterday
were 10000 bushels, and the shipments were
500 bushels.
1t seems probable that no decision in the
gas injunction case will be filed until some
time next week.
Whitney's hidden Hand" company will
occupy the Academy next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
The house Of Henry Norton on Eighth ave-
hue southeast, was burglarized of 50 in
money and a silver watch on Thursday night.
The fence in front of the Milwaukee yards
is being extended from the passenger depot
along Washington avenue to Sixth avenue
south.
The Boston restaurant il being newly fitted
up, the interior arrangements are all being re-
newed, but meats, lunches, etc., can always be
had there.
County Auditor Mcdonald today for
warded to the state auditor the completed ab-
stracts of real and personal property in Hen
nepin county as made up from The assessors
books.
The Journal says it viii not abuse DR.. Ames
and then, with its usual consistency, in the
very next breath, says he is no more fit for
congress than "a newly feGged graduate of
the high schc>i."
On Thursday evening party of the friends
and acquaintance of James Barnes, Of West
ern avenue, organized by j. j. Smith and
wife, called upon him IN surprise, and one of
the happiest occasions resulted.
The Liquor Dealers association held meet
ing yesterday afternoon. The session was
largely attended and able addresses were made
upon topics Important to the association by
prominent members AID friends.
Napoleon Gam recently had one of his fin.
tiers completely sawed of, but he logged 1t of
10 LIT. JOIQdQ-S ONCE Win MIN, ana the sur
geon put It back on agsin. The best of 1t all
is that it has grown together in good shape
The fair management is in receipt of a letter
from one of the responsible employees Of the
Illinois Central railway in Iowa, bearing as
surance that excursion parties were organizing
II every town nlong their lines III Iowa. The
attendance from that state This Year will be
without precedent.
The Journal declares that u VII not abuse
DR.. Ames into congress, although, as it I'M
plies, it abused him into the mayoral.y Shaw
is unquestionably blessed with prodigious |
quantity of the milk of human kindness, and
If he don't drown himself in it, he may i've to
see DR.. a. A. Ames elected to congress by the
popular vote Of the citizens of the Fourth con.
gressional district.
The Washburn gang were decidedly un-
happy yesterday. There was an undis-
guised look of Encouragement al
most bordering upon despair in each
members eyes. DIR. A. A. Ames had been |
nominated and that was the cause of the |
weeping in Israel" The Washburn gang
and the Washbu IN press had exerted their ut |
most TO secure the Democratic nomination for |
some other man. The papers would daily an
nOunce that such and such delegations to the |
district convention were opposed 10
Dr.. A. A. Ames, but their powder |
was wasted. How silly the effort was.