Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS,
big day in the municipal court yesterday
The streets are again in irightfdlly muddy con-
dillon.
This evening the ora:orical contest OF the etats
University will take place.
Wheat receipts yesterday we're 2s,O75 bushels
shipments, 1858 bushels.
No advance in the price OF lumber this season is
predicted by the lumbsrmel.
The Home Rulo party held en- enthusiastic meet
ing In Garrison hall last night
meeting of the Temple Of Honor will be held at
Nc. 251 Nicollet ave ne this evening.
On Friday evening Miss McAllister will open at
tho opera house In "Colleen Bawn."
DR.. Phillips Is highly spoken Of as Democratic can
riidete for alderman in the Fourth ward
The Boston restaurant still continues to BIO the
popular Minneapolis catering establishment.
Wheat took another slight advance in price yester-
day. The quotations we're: No. J, Sl.S6; No. 2.
s1.S0.
The remains OF W. Il. Gould, the actor who died
at tho Clark house. have been shipped to Greenville
Ohio, for burial.
The aliegory OF the "Grea. Republic was pre-
seLted at the opera house for the first time last
night to a big house.
Work has been commenced upon the construction
Of the Reese Brothers new four-story block ct No.
202 Hennepin avenue
This morning the Republicans will go through the
Ior1n OF holding city convention to ratfy the NOM
nation cf G. NJ. Lorlng. -. -..---.....
The foundations for the new blocks on Washing
ton avenue, between Nicolet and First avenue
south, are fast being laid.
Owing to Illness, Rev ". W. Satterlee wss unable
to attend the temperance meeting at the Second Con-
greiational church yesterday.
Barney McAuley's Uncle DanI was greeted by an
other large audience at the Academy last night. This
evening closes the engagement.
The competitive examinations for positions in the
new college hospital open to ali graduates In medi-
cine, will occur a. 10 O'Clock this morning.
Geo. W. Kennedy, brakeman upon the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. paul short line, had his hand badly
crushed while coupling cars yesterday morning.
Olaf Olson was taken to Saltwater by Deputy
Sheriff Hsnion yesterday. Olson recently sem
fenced to fifteen months imprisonment for for
gerry.
The board of health hss closed the well at the
winthrop school building, thsy believing that the
water therein is unhealthy and contain germs OF
disease,
A Plat comprising subdivision Of the south one
half Of block ID, Emmersons addition to Minnea-
polls, vac fled for record yesterday under the name
Of FCss addition.
The Republicans of The First ward held their eau
Gus last night and elected delegates to attend the
city convention, which is to meet In Market hall at
10 O'Clock this morning.
Emma williams alleges that her husband Joseph
williams has bestowed upon Ter cruel and inhuman
treatment and therefore, asks Of the district court
decree OF divorce from him.
In the district court, yesterday, the jury in the
case Of Nicolas Faber against the st. Paul, Mime
apolis Manitoba Railway company brought in 8
verdict of $3.50 for the plaintiff.
A largely attended temperance meeting was held
in the Second Congregational church yesterday.
Revs Z. s. Williams, }. II. Tuttle and others were
present and made effective addresses.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society held
well attended meeting in Catholic Association hall
last night An entertaining programme WAC pre-
Fented by number of young ladies' and gentle men.
Tho journal cody announces the Republican
ticket which the Tribune credits itself with having
put in nomination, as ga nol-partizan ticket. 1t
evidently thinks there Is nothing like cheek in poll
tics.
In response to the accusations made by thu Loring
henchmen that he was backed by $4,000 supplied by
The saloon keepers in the election contest, DR.. Ames
publishes card which Will be found In THE depart
ment.
Alra John Bslty entsTtains fears that her husband
who left for Winnipeg about ten days ago, since
which time nothing has been heard fro him, was
one of the two men who frozen TO desth on the
Dakota prairies.
The monster English ste4m pillow has been finally
set up at the Milwaukee yards. This pillow will be
set at work lust as soon as the frost is of the
ground The plow and machinery, complete, cost
about $4,000.
1t liz stated that the Lutheran minister at Mime
trista refused to permit the body of Mrs. Dressed to
be buried from his church, neither would he OFF,
cae in the ceremonies, because she had perpetrated
g great sin IN committing suicide.
While in the discharge of bis duties as jlntor at
the city lookup, Officer Batcheer brutally at
tackled by rufiany vagrant, who, upon another va
grant coming to his aid, managed to effect an
escape, thus evadipg the psna!ty of being compelled
10 crack rocks.
The Democrats CT the First ward held caucus
on Monday night and nominated n. W. Glenn for
alderman The choice Is most excellent
Alderman Glenn has proven himself capsule cfh-
Ger, always jealous in his efforts IN the interests of
the city. Ihe GLOBE predicts for him rouspg
vote and an election by round majority.
The proprietors of the new opera house are get
ting somewhat excited over the fact that they hsve
announced to the managers of the academy that
they were ready to begin work upon their grand
opers house just so soon es they have assurances
that the academy will De closed place Of amuss.
rent and ,Aat they have received response from
those managers. g
Chief of rolice Munger yesterday received q letter
from Chief wclte Of Bu9alc. New York, ssking 10,
photograph cf Billy the Kd for his rcgues gallery
lie also states that he arrested Billy upon charges
ct Cleveland rcbberiss, AMI undertook to get q
pho.o Of him, bat the KID kicked SO vigorously be
abandoned Tia job having bsen assured by the Off
Gers OF Cleveland that they would photo him. and
ta2t he should bs sent a copy. Chief Munger gent
the picture
Mumicipct Court.
Before Judge Cooley.]
7 Murphy; drunkenness. Sentence suspended
Richard Powers; drunkenness. Committed sever