Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.

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opera, has gone to Chicago.
During the past fiscal year the board of |
education disbursed $205,720.62.
The "third party folks will run full
prohibition ticket this spring.
Elegant suppers served at all hours of |
the night at the Comique restaurant.
The regular meeting of the Reform club |
will be held in Harrison hall this evening. |
Mayor Ames was busy yesterday after |
noon reading up the amended city charter.
'sUnder the Gaslight' will be presented
this afternoon and evening at the Opera |
house.
The political pot is getting warm and
within week or two will be boiling Wig !
OrOusly.
William Welty, who was charged with
using abusive language to Ida Settling, was
discharged yesterday.
There seems to be little doubt but that
Judge Cooley will succeed himself as mu
nicipal Judge this spring.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to Ole Valid and Julia Guldbrandson John
Krenter and Mary Gersuer.
H. 4 Winston, who was on trial for hay
ing forced a horse trade with a minor, was
acquitted by the jury yesterday.
The special term calendar for to-day in
the district court is the largest one since
the Harwood cases were disposed of.
The patrolmen's gun rack in the police
headquarters is now completed, and will
soon be filled with the forty-two fine
Springfield rifles.
Willie Thayer, an East side urchin, fell
into the river through an opening in the
ice and was rescued by a number of men
engaged in cutting ice near by.
The Billy Washburn poem published in
the GLOBE yesterday was read with relish
by our Minneapolis subscribers who know
too we'll the truths which it expresses.
Fl, R. Mansard, of Chicago, slipped and
fell upon an icy pavement while walking
down Third street yesterday, and had his
left shoulder badly fractured.
The petition for Prohibition state con-
vention to be held in this city on March
20, has been signed by over 1000 voters,
representing twenty-five counties.
Harry Downs, the driver of grocery
delivery team,was the victim of a runaway
accident yesterday. He had two ribs bro
ken and his left leg fractured below the
knee.
An incipient fire in the rear of a small
wooden building occupied as a confection-
cry store, on Nicollet island, called out the
fire department yesterday afternoon. No
damage.
John Kent was taken to the Ames hos
pital for treatment yesterday. While en-
ployed in the Milwaukee car shops he had
three fingers severed from his hand by a
circular saw.
The following were the shipments from
this point for yesterday: Flour 9,445 bar
reIs, wheat 1000 bushels, mill stuff 318
tons, lumber 100000 feet, barrel stock 1
car, hay II tons.
Another packed house laughed at Geo.
H. Adams Humpty Dumpty Pantomime
at the Academy last night. The season
will close with matinee and an enter
tainment this evening.
1t is quite possible that the resignation
of President Folwell. of the state univer-
sity may lead the board of regents to call
Prof. Campbell, formerly vice president,
to fill the position. It certainly would
please the students.
Yesterdays receipts at Minneapolis were
as follows: Flour 885 barrels, wheat So
500 bushels, oats 2,4OO bushels, barley $50
bushels, corn 4, 600 bushels, coal 10 tons,
wood t4S cords, lumber 10000 feet, bar
rel stock cars, mill stuff SO tons, hay SO
tons, fruit 8 cars.
The following grains we're inspected yes
terday: Wheat, No. hard, 26 cars; No.
hard, car; No. regular, 26 cars; No. 2
regular, 90 cars; No. regular, cars; con
demned, IS cars. Corn, condemned, cars
Barley, No. 2, car; rejected, 1 Car. Total
cars inspected, 113.
There are now four smallpox patients
confined in the city. Three are GONZALES
cling and one is IN the fifth stage of the
disease. Only one of the patients has been
sent to the pest house. The others are
quarantined in houses-one on First street
north and one on Twenty-sixth street.
William Sullivan and Sammy" Green
were before Judge Cooley yesterday
charged with Smuggling" two young men
on North Second street on Wednesday
night. A set of heavy leaden knuckles
were confscated from Sullivan by the
court, and Sullivan was sent down for thir-
ty days while Sammy was cute enough to
get clear.
The new Stetson saw mill adjoining the
mill of Nelson, Tenney & Co., on the East
side, is completed and nearly ready to
commence the regular spring cut of lum-
Der. These mills have decided to erect
large brick chimney to be used jointly, to
be larger than that OF the Camp & Walker
mill on the West side. The work of lay
ing the brick is now advancing quite rap
idly.
The GLOBE reporter met several mem
bers of the Hennepin county bar yester-
day, who were outspoken in their prefer
ence for the appointment of D. c. Secomb
as district judge. With the exception of
Judge Lochren he would be far superior to
our present judges. While he is a capable
jurist, he is man who would not allow
his prejudices to run away with his iudg-
ment.
The mayor has had map of the new
city limits drawn and placed in the police