Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

get your Mayor Anes' cigar at the BoS-
ton restaurant.
meeting of the city council will be
held this evening.
The First Congregational church of the
larged.
The Zouaves will drill at their armory
this evening.
VIII there be no military display at the
fair this week:
Company was out on Bridge square
last evening for the usual weekly drill.
When you get hungry don't forget to
call at the popular Boston restaurant.
The receipts of wheat at this point yes
terday were 20,825 bushels.
Yesterday 100000 feet of lumber were
shipped.
The electric lights upon the streets was
a fine feature last evening.
Quite large number of the business
houses were lighted by electric lights last
evening.
Louis Runge has established baggage
room near the entrance gate on the fair
grounds.
The annual meeting of the Northwestern n
Grain Dealers association was held last
evening.
Strangers visited the falls, the mills and
the adjoining pleasure resorts in throngs
yesterday.
Capt. Berry has part Of stolen ha r
ness at the police headquarters.
The windows of Capt. D. NJ. Elmore's
storeroom on Western avenue, have been
demolished by ruffiians.
Two thousand nine hundred and eight
barrels of -four were shipped from Mime
-apolis yesterday.
4 meeting of the chamber of commerce
building committee to determine upon
some plan, will be held tomorrow.
James McMullen. G of the Evening Star,
Philadelphia, called upon the GLOBE
yesterday. He is doing the fair.
Mrs. W. E. Hawkins, was badly bruised
besides sustaining a sprained ankle by be-
ing thrown from her carriage in runaway
yesterday.
Bob. Walsh is accused of skipping the
town after drawing checks in the amount
OF S195 upon banks in which he had no
money.
JOAN Walker was relieved of silver
watch aud SIS in money by the bold
burglar who broke into his house at mid
night in lowe- town.
The weekly business meeting of the Cru
saders T. A. society was held in Catholic
association hall last evening.
An ugly dog, which should be sent to
spirit land, bit the little son of Andrew
Baxter, residing on Twelfth street south.
In the amusement line the Comioue re-
ceives its full! share of patronage. A large
audience was present at both matinee yes
terday morning and the evening enter
tainm9nt last night.
Officer James Nolan has rendered his
resignation from his position upon the po-
lice force, an efficient and upright member
of which he has been for nearly five years
This move is prompted by Ill health.
The audience which greeted Sol Smith
Russell last evening at the Academy was
large and all seemed in ectacies over his
portrayal of Tom Dilloway. His support
Is good Edgewood folks the entire week.
The handsomest sight in Minneapolis is
the front of E. F. Jones' store on Henne-
pin avenue, by electric light. The glass is
stained and ornate, and the effect of illum-
mating by the electric light is magnif-
cent.
Yesterday forenoon a meeting of the
stockholders of the College hospital was
held. The usual report was presented, and
after the transaction of routine business
an adjournment was had until the first
Saturday of next month.
The foreboding sky yesterday morning
was the means of influencing many thou
sands of people from attending the fair in
the forenoon. They remembered too well
the experiences with Jupiter Pluvius' wrath
last year. In the afternoon the sky cleared
off and the people came pouring trough
the gates, until it seemed as though the
country was about to be depopulated.