Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
MfNNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

The petit jury will be empaneled Tues
day.
A vote for Washburn is vote for mo-
nopo,ies.
Oysters in every style at the Comique
restaurant.
Hay brings from IS to So per ton in
this IL arket.
Thomas Malone was badly battered in an
East side row.
Drop into the Boston restaurant and get
your Sunday dinner.
The value of the real estate transfers
yesterday was $5S.7S5.
Thomas & Frizzell, the Holden street
grocers, have made an assignment.
Thirty -four licenses to wed have been is
sued in this county during the past week.
= A railroad accident wrecked car near
the Manitoba depot, and ditcheda locomo-
tive.
Real estate transactions have been par
ticularly active in Minneapolis the past
week.
The stone arch bridge across the east
channel is being macadamized by broken
granite.
The Central Ames' club has a member
ship OF over 1000 and the list is hourly
swelling.
plat of Thwing's addition to Minneap
oils was filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
The markets were little weak on change
yesterday, AID but little business was
transacted.
DR.. Ames challenges Bill Washburn to
meet him and discuss the tariff question in
joint debate.
A meeting of the Hennepin county Dem
ocratic committee was held at Democratic
headq uarters last evening.
Fer committing an assault, John Vensky
was relegated to the rock pile for fifteen
days by his honor yesterday.
The butter market is strong. Prime
creamery commands 33 cents per pound,
and choice dairy from 81 to 80 cents.
Abraham B. Bunting, Of New York, and
How&rd W. Young, Of Ioa:, we're admit
ted to the bar of Minnesota yesterday.
Frank H. Ellis while employed in one of
the saw mills at the platform had three
fingers severed by greedy circular saw.
The weekly meeting of the Father Mat
thew I. A. society will meet at five o'clock
this afternoon in Catholic Association hall.
The jolly railroad conductors took din
ner at the Nicollet house yesterday, after
which they took in the sights about town.
A four-year-old son of Fl. r. Robinson,
of the East side, fell from tree yesterday
and fractured his right arm above the ell
bow.
The Prohibitionisis will treat matters
political at the meeting of the Reform
club in Harrison hall at three o'clock this
afternoon.
The monthly business meeting of the
". G. L. U, was held in the hall over
Elliots music store yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock.
Miss McAllister closed very good week
last night. The s'Three Guardsmen" has
proven success, and will bear repeating
later in the season.
At the mills yesterday the -four quota
tious were: Patents, $6.50@ $50; straights,
$696.5O; lower grades, $2@3; clears,
$5@6.75 per barrel.
The case brought against Daniel Morris,
charged with selling liquors to a minor,
was continued in the municipal court yes
terday until Monday morning.
Charley johnson and George K. Shaw
unwittingly insult the honest workingmen
by asserting that ''the dinner pail brigade
is for Washburn this time.'
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Ernest Osthing and Ellen Blandell,
Swan Peterson and Mary Hilstram, Thorn
as Murphy and Susie Martin.
The car stables adjoining the lookup
have been RACED to give place to the new
barn to be constructed there this week for
the use of the new patrol wagon.
John Irwin, bad boy, was sent to the
reform sbhool by Judge Cooley yesterday,
for stealing $50 from Mrs. Fred Clark Of
that sum $40 was recovered by the police.
Eenman Thompson in his ever popular
"Josh Whitcomb"will occupy the Academy
the whole of this week. Thompson is
always certain of big business in Mime
apclis.
II. G. Williams, of Thirteenth avenue
south and Second street, has been adjudged
insane by an examining board of physic-
ians. He will be taken to the asylum in
st. Peter for treatment.
The white silk embroidered stockings
worn by Burd McF arlane, at her wedding
on Thursday, were worn by her mother at
her wedding, and also by her grandmother
at hers, fifty years ago.-Jour,,al.
Geo. K. Shaw is much grieved that DR..
Aines don't do precisely as Charley John
son directs, and says it is ''sad to relate,'
dropping puny little tear which stains
the paper as he writes the paragraph.
A Scandinavian prohibition mass meet
ing, of no small dimensions was held in
Peterson's hall, South Minneapolis, last
evening. The meeting was addressed by
DR.. Phillips, Mr.. Satterlee and others.
Ralph Green is the name of an employe
in one of the street car barns. who was ar
rested for pounding one of the horses of
the system with an iron switch rod. In de-