Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

evening.
The Boston Ideals will appear in the
Academy shortly.
There Will be no dearth of amusements
in Minneapolis this week.
4 meeting of Michael Davitt land
league was held last evening.
A. N. Baldwin has been elected captain
Of the University base ball club.
The churches IN Minneapolis were IN
usually we'll attended yesterday.
The regular meeting OF the city council
will be held on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David BIakely are ex
pected to arrive home on Saturday.
The locomotive whistle case will be tried
before Judge Cooley this afternoon.
The Crusaders will drill in Zouave hall
at IA Nicollet avenue this evening.
If you have a supper party, take them to
the Comique restaurant, open all night.
Prohibition mass meeting at Harrison
nal is announced for next Thursday even
ing.
The decision OF Judges Lochren andYoung
N the Tou5iy SALARY case gives universal
satisfaction.
The Drunkard's Home will be pre-
scented for the first time at the Opera house
this evening.
This evening the Hermean society of
the state university will present an attrac-
tive programme.
The Boston restaurant boons with every
~ Lo orIra DIV NJ of
the day or night.
Rev. John Hay, of the Church of Christ,
expects to attend the church convention at
Concord this week.
Tha railroad ordinance matter will prob
ably be settled by the city council on
Wednesday evening.
The Delta Sigma literary society of the
university will appear in an interesting
programme this evening.
Officer L. J. Smith arrested a couple of
inebriates for INDUCING in tisticuff on
Eighth avenue south, last evening.
Miss Hessie Hunter Is to give an enter
tainment at Harrison hall tomorrow even
ing for the benefit of Miss Matte Sutton.
The Bertha Fiebach concert company
gave very enjoyable entertainment IN
Turner hall last evening, to large au-
.dience.
The box sheet will be opened at the
Nicollet house ticket Office for the G. D.
Hess Acme Opera company's engagement,
this morning.
For want of a sufficient amount of stone
the granite paving has not yet been COM
pIeted. Only a few feet remains to be put
down. however.
.'Oliver Cromwell" will be the subject
for euiogy and invective at the entertain
ment of the Hermean society at the state
university this evening.
A series OF Democratic mass meetings
will be held IN Minneapolis this week. The
enthusiasm runs high and the meetings
will be largely attended.
The ball has been set in motion, and the
Democrats of this congressional district
will see to it that it is kept on rolling IN
til the evening of Nov. 7th.
The Good Templars have arranged an
entertainment to be given at the hall over
EIliott's music store, for the benefit OF
their new band. Thursday evening.
meeting of the stockholders, faculty
and officers of the Minneapolis College
hospital will be held in the Office of Dr.
Dunsmore at noon to-day to elect officers
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly has agreed to
speak IN this city upon the political issues
of the district The date of his address
will soon be made public through these
columns.
A couple of residents of Third and one
half avenue south got into little fracas
Yesterday morning, one rasniy accusing
the other OF stealing some tools from him
and carries his face II a sling in conse
quence.
The building operations along the lin,
of the motor continue lively. The clas
of buildings being constructed are nea
lgcStages in most cases, while OCCASIONAL,
4 costly and handsome residence Is belns
erected.
Yesterday afternoon two belligeren
buffers got into a scrap" IN front o
Reeve's new store near the Duluth depot
on the East side. One of the puglllsts be
inc considerably more Influenced by tn
amout of the .'ould crathur.' which he ha
within him. was knocked headlong throug
the glass front window of the store who
was shattered. Capt. Chase took the PAL
into custody and they will be ushered be
fore his honor this morning.
The following delegates will represen
East Hennepin in the Twenty eighth ieg1s
lative convention, to be held In Anoka te
morrow: John Orth, ST., 81. z. Herring
John P. Joseph, Gus Lind, 0. G. Merrlmal
Samuel Rollins, w. NJ. Hoy, from the flrs
ward, and c. F. Pillsbury, Scion Armstrong
Jacob Becker and Frank Benjamin fro1
the Second ward, and A. A. Page, ID. l
Moore and B. Fenelson from the townshI
of st. Anthony.
Loren Fletcher is the only Republica
nominee for representative in the INVENT,
ninth legislative district, who did nc
pledge himself to labor for the submissio
of prohibitory amendment to the peopl
The other five nominees pledged then
selves to Rev. W. W. Saterlee, and therefor
were endorsed by the Prohibitionists. An
in the face of these facts, til
Republican organs howl that the Pr
hibitionists are voting against the Repul