Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBLETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBLETS.
The Blaisdell school house is nearly COM
pleted.
Police matters were exceptionallysxuiet
yesterday.
There will be no regular meeting Of the
city council this week.
The rainy weather has retarded building
operations somewhat.
Breakfast, dinner or supper always
ready at the Boston restaurant.
A girl has been arrested upon the charge
of the larceny Of $50 gold piece.
Owing to bad weather church services
were not very generally attended yester-
day.
1t is not money which will send the next
representative to congress, but the popular
vote.
Conique restaurant, open all night.
Special accommodations for private sup
per parties.
They call it a ''still hunt" but they will
once sounded.
The Malcolm dancing academy has been
opened for the season under most promis-
ing circumstances.
The question of the custody of the boy
Thomas Donovan will be settled by the
supreme court this forenoon.
The ssWoman in Red"is the title of new
play which Miss McAllister will bring out
at the Opera house this evening.
The Prohibitionists are to hold a mass
meeting this evening, in Peterson's hall.
corner Washington and Thirteenth avenues
south.
The Hess Acme Opera company will
open its season at the Academy of Music
this evening with the "Chimes of Nor
mandy"
The Mckee Rankin company will play
$40" in the Academy on Friday evening
and Saturday matinee, and the "Danites'
On Saturday evening,
The Reform club will give an entertain
ment in their hall tomorrow evening,
consisting of music, Rotations, etc..
10 DE followed Dy SOcidDle.
Detective Hankinson arrested a man
Yesterday for stealing some goods from a
sleeping room. The amount taken was not
of very important value, and a portion was
recovered.
Washburn is the alleged statesman who
hasn't the ability to frame five minute
address without sitting up nights to write
it. He does best when some one else
whites it for him.
A special meeting Of the city council
will be held this evening for the purpose
of adjusting the differences between the
council and President J. j. Hill, of the
Minneapolis Union Railway company.
There is bright prospect for the cleo
ton of the whole ticket in Hennepin coun-
ty. Let every honest citizen do his full
duty. and Washburn and his colleagues
shall have expended their money fol
''empty Dreams
Since the extension of the motor line
by the city council, real estate dealers are
reeping a rich harvest in sales of lots out
along the line. 1t is unquestion bly, The
best portion of the city for people of linn
tied means to locate.
John F. Burrell, arrested little over a
week ago and taken to Springfield, Illinois,
upon a reauisition charging him with en-
bezzling funds which were in his charge as
grand treasurer of the state A. F. & A. NJ,
has returned to Minneapolis, he having Sc
cured bail in the sum of $4,000.
The plans drawn by Vim. II. Grimshaw
for the new school house in district No. 5,
town Of Minneapolis, to be built on Lyn-
dale avenue, have been accepted in prefer
ence TO the six other plans submitted. Mr..
Grimshaw's architecture is attracting wide
spread attention. The cost of this build
ing will be $4,000.
The Washburn organs are flushed with
the hope of carrying Hennepin county by
5000 majority, but on the night of No
vember 18th, when the dinner pail brigade.
(whose champion is DR.. A. A. Ames) shall
have buried him to sufocation beneath
their free ballots, these papers will weep
bitter tears of anguish and disappoint-
ment.
A lively fracas occurred in the Boston
restaurant before dawn yesterday morning
A big burly ruffian with pal called into
the restaurant. The leader was drunk, and
upon being asked to vacate, he turned I'D.
on the proprietor with a savage looking
knife. with which he attempted a deadly
assault. One of the walters came to Mr.
Sullivan's assistance, and the two kept the
would-be assassin at bay until the arrival
of policeman, who took both of the mis-
craantS into cuctO0v