Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBLErs.


terday.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day for YOU
dinner.
Billy the Kid is now safely locked up in thu
Albany, n. Y, jail
A temperance meeting will be held IN Har'
rison hall this evening.
The political fight in this city Is becoming
quite interesting, at least.
Wheat receipts in Minneapolis yesterday,
1880 bushels; shipments, $500.
Criminal business was refreshingly light in
the police court yesterday morning.
The river is breaking up and considerable
ice went down the stream yesterday.
Work in cxcavating for the mammoth new
West hottl, was commenced yesterday.
This evening the FIRST presentation of the
"Great Republic will be given at the Opera
house.
Rev. W, ". Satterlee went To st. Paul last
night to- make an address before the CODgre-
gational club.
4 Young man named Burrows died at the
Cottage hospital yesterday morning from
typhoid fever.
IT. Elweil don't want to be an alderman,
neither does Gregor Menzel, and they have SO
stated to their friends.
A well attended drill meeting of the Mime
apolis Light infantry corps was held in
Market hall last evening.
No. wheat was quoted at the Millers' as
ISOLATION at $3.50; No. 2, Sl25; No. 5, $l.10
On change-No.2, S1.29.
Since the new Foss NJ. E. church was dedi-
Gated few weeks ago, thirty.fve people have
been added 10 the membership.
E. NJ. Christian and John Mcdonald, Of
this city, will soon build 200 barrel per day
steam Touring mill at Grand Forks, D. T.
Get your lunches, square meals, cigars and
beverages at the popular Boston restaurant,
which never closes its doors, day or night.
NJ. Towniug, a druggist, doing business at
No, 1923 Washington avenue south, is said to
insane, and will be examined by a board of
physicians.
The next concert Of the Mendelssohn club
will be given in the Academy on the evening
of April Z. The club will be assisted by Nine
Litta and troupe.
A keeper and four inmates of house of i'll
fame were fined in the municipal court yester-
day. The former paid $50 and costs, while the
latter paid $40 and costs each.
This evening the Crusaders T. A. Society
will hold It's weekly meeting III Catholic asso-
citation hall. An interesting programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
In the probate court yesterday, petition
for the final settlement of Che estate of David
NJ. Camp, deceased, was filed, q hearing upon
the petition will be had on April "a.
The Sophomore made very credible pres.
entation of damon and Pythias" in tn
chapel of the University last evening. The
chapel was filed. and all seemed pleased.
Fred Kleinstock was brought to this city yes
terday morning from the pineries with broken
leg. While engaged iu loading logs, one of
them rolled upon him causing the fracture.
Frank Reynolds was seriously injured on
Sunday night by being kicked in the side by a
vicious horse. Under the care of a surgeon,
Reynolds was reported dong well last evening.
W. Il. Chamberlain has received another
letter from Spain, respecting the fortune
him there by the deceasc of wealthy relative.
The .000, 0O0-bushel elevator of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway company has
been fully completed and the machinery set in
motion. The elevator is now, consequently,
in readiness to receive grain.
The business men of Minneapolis are work
ing for the election of DR.. Ames, upon purely
business principles. And they will elect him,
lust go sure as big vote is cast-which there
ls every probability will be cast.
The Republican ward caucuses were held
last night, and the delegates to the city cor.
rentiou, to be held in Market hall on Wednes-
day, chosen. Each delegate was instructed to
cast his little vote for c. H. Loring.
The Messenger from Jarvis section. with
the iminitable Barney McAuly as Uncle Dan'l.
was produced at the Academy last night be.
fore large audience McAuly will doubtless
be greeted by another big house tonight.
The Democratic ward caucuses will be held
at the various voting precincts on Thursday
evening. Let there be full attendance. as
too great care cannot be used in the selection
of delegates to the city convention to be held
on Saturday evening.
In runaway on Sunday evening a young
man named Jarret, accompanied by young
lady, was thrown out, and the vehicle
smashed. Jarret sustained broken arm in
two places, but the young lady fortunately
escaped with slight iajury.
The ordinance passed at the last meeting Of
the common council, prohibiting the use Of
steam as motor power upon First street ant
First avenue South after the 1st day of Octo
Der next, has received the signature of Mayor
Rand, and has therefore become law.
Andrew Mason of the East Side, fell from
the roaf of his kitchen on Saturday, to thu
ground, a distance of fifteen feet, and frae
tured his left forearm, and dislocated his
shoulder. Mr. Mason is quite advanced il
years, aad his injuries may prove serious.
A man named Dunlap appears to be in .
vortex of tronble. He alleges that about on,
year ago he married a woman whom h,
supposed to be Miss Packard, bu
that he has since ascertained the unpleasant
intelligence that the woman had been twic,
married prior to his marriage, and that sh
now has three husbands.
The Tribunes sensational article settint
forth the statement that Minneapolis was un
dergoing the dangers of terrible typhoit