Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


No public school to-day.
The courts were closed yesterday.
For nice supper. go to the Comique
restaurant.
Get s'more turkey to-day at the Boston
restaurant
The water mains have been laid to the
Milwaukee shops.
Five arches on the short line v,aduct
have been completed.
The tower clock for the Church OF the
Redeemer has arrived.
The elite of the city YVES we'll represented
at the Academy last evening.
An old folks concert will Ice g,,ven in
the Acad envy on Monday evening.
Bishop Whipple will preach a confrma-
ton sermon at Gethsemane church Sun
day,
On Monday the collector will call upon
our citizens who have water-worzs privi-
leges.
The next session of the state sanitary
convention will be held in this city on
Tuesday. II
Mrs. Burns, of 25S Second avenue south.
suffered a fractured arm, received in fail
upon the icy sidewalk.
Charles Smith was before his honor yes
terday for stealing an overcoat. He will
pound rocks for ninety days.
This evening the Boston Ideal Opera
company will sing that very funny and at
tractive opera the "Mascotte.",i
When the pump house extension shall
have been fully completed, the capacity
will be 2s,oOo00O gallons Of water daily.
The Turner's society gave a Thanks
giving ball on North Washington avenue
last evening, and happy affair it was,
too.
Col. West, mine host of the Nicollet
house, provided eachJ married attache Of
the house with fine fat Thanksgiving
turkey.
Manager Brown, of the Comique theater,
did big business yesterday. Both the
matinee and the evening entertainment
packed the house.
Several hundred tickets have been sold
for the policemen's dance to occur in Tur-
ner hall on the evening of the 18th, and It
promises to be tne most extensive affair of
the kind on record.
According to the footings of the compe-
tition made by Auditor Mcdonald, Henne-
pin county pays nearly one-ffth of the en-
tire taxes of the state.
The board of health is on the war path
against the physicians who have failed to
report cases of contagious diseases in &C
cordance with the city ordinance.
At the competitive drill of company B
Private Rugg was awarded the first prize
for efficiency in drill and soldierly bearing,
Sergeant Ball taking the second prize.
Thanksgiving, was no holiday for the
employees on the pump house extension.
The board of water works fully appreciate
the Importance of completing the work.
Mayor Ames is getting ready to depart
for Washington, where he will file formal
protest against allowing Washburn to take
his seat upon the assembling of congress.
Willie Preston, the boy who stole a sled
from the warehouse of G. S. Dickinson, on
Nicollet avenue, last Sunday, was yester-
day sent to the Reform school by Judge
Cooley.
The board of directors of the chamber
of commerce will apply to the legislature
at the next session for authority to make
the necessary assessments to raise build
ing fund.
". D. Washburn will leave to-day for
Washin gton, to take his seat in congress-.
He goes gloating over the downthrow of
Ed. Nash. But truth crushed to
earti,.'' etc.
The members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians participated in grand Thanks
giving ball in Market hall last evening.
They know full we'll how to have jolly
time-and they had it last night.
PIRATES of Penzance," at the Academy
of Music matinee by the Ideals, filled the
large house to overlooking. 1t was de-
lightful Performance says every one
who was fortunate enough to get seat.
North Star lodge. No. 6, I. o. O. F., has
elected thu. following officers for the ensu-
ing term: N. G., w. B. jackson; V. g., s.
c. Campbell; R. s., A. J. Hoyt; p. S., Wal
ter Babcock; treasurer, William Cheney.
frank Conkling, assistant manager of
the Academy of Music, who has been for a
week confined to his home with typhoid
fever attack, was much improved yester
day, andwill be able to attend to duties as
usual next week.
Miss Geraldine Ul1uer appeared for the
first time in the Ideal engagement at the
Academy of Music in the ''Musketeers''
last evening, and she made lasting im-
preston upon the audience, who heartily
applaudea her efforts.
at the College hospital yesterday the
following donations were received: f. S.
Hinkle, Six turkeys: Walter Holmes, one
turkey; Johnson and Child, seven turkeys:
Kelly Bros, ffty-ore and one-half pounds
chicken; Berry Il Onion, sweet potatoes
and celery; Mrs. Hare, cash SIS.
W. Il. Lap3erdale asserts that the house
in which was confined James Jordan, suf-
fering from the dread smallpox, has not
been quarantined, as was reported. The
young man has died from the fell destroyer
and three other members of the family are
down with the same disease. Ii this is
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