Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The streets yesterday were literally alive
with people.
vagrant was run in by Officer R. A.
Smith last night.
There will be no meeting of the city
council this week.
For good meal at any hour try the
COmique restaurant.
Fall into the Boston restaurant and get
dish of oysters to-day.
The Light infantry boys will drill in
Market hall this evening.
The streets outside the business center
are in an excellent condition now.
Senator Window is coming up to Min
neapolis next Vice.; TO give Washburn lift.
The Crusaders Will drill in the Zouave
armory at No. PA Nicollet avenue this
evening.
Dan VOORHEES, is expected here next week,
ans he Will have something to say of Bill
Washburn's records.
Officer Fox arrested a pugili tically in
clined chap last night who had been bat
terIng friends nose.
That new patrol wagon is a handsome
affair and the department may we'll feel
proud Of its appearance.
The Delta Sigma society of the state
programme this evening.
1t is reported that two amateur theatre
cal companies are now in rehearsal for a
series of entertainments.
This evening the Herrmean literary So
ciety of the state university will give mu-
steal and elocutionary programme.
Bill Washburn's record, which he pro-
poses to stand upon. will be exposed In
Turner hall, East Minneapolis, tonight.
The Father Matthew T. A. society held
largely attended meeting at 5 O'Clock in
Catholic association hall last evening.
Mr.. Bross, jailor at the police station, is
unable to attend to his duties from an in
jury received in jumping on street car.
The police station was we'll filed yester-
day with petty criminals, who will have
justice melted out to them by tie munich
pal court.
The Prohibitionists will rally again in
Harrison hall tomorrow evening. Speak
ers from St. Paul are expected to help
them out.
The seniors of the state university will
spend today and tomorrow in the st. Croix
valley studying the rocks of that interest
ing region.
A musical and literary entertainment FOR
the benefit OF the l. O. G. T. brass band is
to be given at Hush's hall next Tuesday
evening, Oct. oath.
Ex-County Commissioner Ward received
serious injuries out at his farm on Thurs
day by falling from straw stack, and is
now confined to his bed.
The East side Ames club will be organ
lied i'll the old Turner hall on the East
side, this evening. That will make the
fourth club in Minneapolis.
Miss McAllister will open the week at
the Opera house this evening in the bril-
liant military drama, meek and Neck" by
the author of States Evidence.
The Central Ames club will give grand
rally in the hall at ITO south Washington
avenue to morrow evening. Hon. Eugene
M. Wilson will address the meeting
The blasting of rocks at the pump house
extension kept the vexed Minneapolitans
awake nearly all Saturday night. The
shocks were distinctly felt in the outer su
burbs.
Officer Jacob Steffis arrested a vicious
fellow who. with gang of the same stripe,
were SCATTERING windows in North Mime
apolis. The fellows pals ran and evaded
arrest.
Denman Thompson. one of the very best
character comedians on the stage, will
open an engagement of seven entertain
ments in "Josh Whitcomb'' at the Acade-
my this evening.
The poor supply of logs is troublesome
to the saw mill men. Four of the mills at
the falls have been shut down the past few
days, but expect to be in full operation
again tomorrow.
A Scandinavian who had no ticket at
tempted to pass through the Milwaukee
depot to the platform last evening, and
was treated to the toe of Curtis boot. The
Scandinavian resented by calling the
Waterman an unbecoming name, and was
arrested therefor. He deposited money
for his appearance this morning before
Judge Cooley. ri
Three Ames' clubs have been organized
in Hennepin county outside Of Minneapo-
lis, making six ia the county, besides
which one will be organized in East Min
neapolis tonight, another near the Har-
vester works later in the week, and it is
proposed also to organize one near the
Monitor pillow works.
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