Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


One case of scarlet fever in the city at
present.
Work in repairing the apron at the falls
has begun.
The city council held a regular meeting
last evening.
A diphtheria case is now the only inmate
of the pest house.
The electric light tower has attained a
height of 1877 feet.
Ground feed is still very scarce, and the
market rules high.
Yesterday l56 cars of -four were shipped
from Minneapolis.
Mayor Ames attended the demonstra-
lion in St. Paul last evening.
The "Prohibs" will shout for victory in
a rally at Harrison hall this evening.
The Dinner Pail Brigade grows
stronger as election day draws nearer.
The grand jury elected ]. A. Wolverton
foreman, and C. W. johnson secretary.
There are fifty students in attendance at
the present term at the College hospital.
Tom Sullivan is in Chicago, but the
Boston restaurant remains in Minneapolis.
Get your supper at the Comique res
trurant. Open all night. Fine wines, etc.
Clothes line thieves have renewed their
aepredations in the vicinity of the state
university.
''Olivette" failed to draw as large an au-
dience at the matinee yesterday as the
company merited.
Thomas Sullivan, of the Boston restaur-
ant, was yesterday united in wedlock with
Miss Mary Patton.
There were only seventeen deeds filed in
the registers Office yesterday, but they
amounted to ST.. 246.
The 1. O. G. L. are to give an entertain
ment for the benefit of the band, in Eli
otis hall this evening.
At last Mrs. Griffin has sold out her Sec
ond street ranch and left the city. The
people in that vicinity viii rejoice.
The police officers are on the outlook
for Dakota county Jail breakers who are
suspected to be rrow;irg hereabouts.
Flour quotations. a. tla i.li-ia: f;.ten.s,
$6.509 7.5O; straits, $6@6.5O; lower
grades, $2@3; clears, $5@5.75 per bar
rel.
The s'Three Guardsmen" was put on for
the first time this season at the Opera
house last evening. Same bill this even
ing.
Tna g Norfbwocforp opd tho n
st. P, M. & 0. roads have commenced to
issue joint 1, OOO-mile and excess baggage
tickets.
Rose Forquet," new comic military
opera, was produced for the first time in
Minneapolis to highly pleased audience
at the Academy last evening.
The papers keep up the cry about
gambling houses, despite the fact that they
have been closed by the mayor, and their
proprietors gone to eastern cities.
At the adjourned meeting of the cham
Der of commerce the $50 membership
assessment was declared illegal and con-
sequently void owing to the fact that it had
been passed by less than two-thirds vote
Sylvester Wood had his left shoulder
blade fractured from his being thrown from
enc of the Minneapolis mill company's
wood cart by the breaking of a wheel
yesterday.
Henry Judson, employed in one of
the mills at the platform, had his left hand
severely lacerated by circular saw yes
terday afternoon. The first two fingers
were amputated.
Postmaster Laraway has succeeded in
inducing the government to establish six
Postoffice stations in six different localities
In Minneapolis, for the sale of stamps,
postal cards, etc.
Can a poor man be elected to con-
gress in the Fourth district? That's a
question to be answered by the ssDinner
Pail Brigade and the hard-fsted yeo-
NANCY of the district.
This evening grand mass meeting will
be held in Peterson's hall, in South Mime
aqolis. Good speakers will be in attend
ance. An Ames club will be organized by
the dinner pail brigade"
1t is expected that the short line viaduct
will be completed by June 1, and it is also
the expectation of the company to have
the grand new union depot in readiness
for business at the same time.
At the Prohibition mass meeting to be
held in Harrison hall this evening, Mr..
Satterlee proposes to tell what he knows
about Washburn, and it is safe to suppose
that he does not know anything good of
him.
The case of Elmer Fuller, who is under
arrest for robbing house owned by ia
cob Runkin in Eden Prairie, was continued
yesterday until Friday afternoon, for the
purpose of taking it directly before the
grand jury.
At the Academy, this evening, SMartha. !"
The following is the Democratic COM
nittee for the Twenty-eighth legislative
district for the ensuing year: B. F. Mel
son, Minneapolis; John Golden, Anoka; w.
A. Smith, Isanti county
Shipments yesterday were as follows:
Flour 1876 cars, lumber 80 cars, merchandise
AZ cars, mill stuff Ii cars, live stock cars,
corr cars, barley 2 cars, machinery 4
cars, posts cars, linseed oil car, sundries
$50 cars. Total cars, 369.
Early yester day morning an unoccuqied