Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-10
a,INNEAPoUrs GLoBBzETs.


parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving.
Wagers are being made that c. II. Ben
ton viii be the next city attorney.
Nine plain DRINKS we're sent up for ten
days each by Judge Bailey yesterday.
Yesterday the work upon the foundation
of the new chamber of commerce was be-
gun.
No meeting of the board Of health was
held yesterday owing to Lack of a quo
rum.
The Crusaders will hold weekly meet
ing this evening in Catholic Association
hall.
The new city council will meet at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, for the first
time.
strangers visiting the city will do well
to call at SulIivan's Boston restaurant for
refreshments.
The Litta Opera company went to Chip
pewa Falls while the Hawk company went
to Milwaukee.
In the absence of Judge Cooley yester-
day Judge Bailey occupied the bench in
the municipal court.
The Minneapolis Driving Park associa-
ton IS making extensive preparations for
the July meeting in this city.
Washington Yale is expected to arrive
to-day. This means something respecting
parks-probably immediate action.
As an indication of the workings Of the
park scheme, the man VINO purchased
portion OF the Gale place 1t is stated, has
been offered 100000 in cash for his bar
gain.
The Pilgrim Congregational folks are
preparing to erect a $4,000 church at the
corner of Lyndale and Fourteenth avenues
north,
Yesterday j. Powell, the general en-
igration agent Of the Chicago, St. Paul &
Milwaukee railroad, left with colony for
Dakota.
The sixth anniversary of the W. G. 7. U.
OF Minneapolis will be celebrated at West
minister church, Wednesday evening,
April Il.
As the oyster season is about to draw to
close you will all do well to secure one
Of those A. / stews at the Comique, ere it
be too late.
G. 5. Grimes, of the university class of
1881, has completed a law course al Ann
Herbor, and was yesterday admitted to the
Hennepin bar.
The letter from W. I. N. in tbs Se,f;51g
Globe criticising the opera festival OF last
week has elected many expressions OF
praise in Minneapolis.
Stephen Mahoney has qualified and re-
ceived his oath of Office as special Judge of
tbs municipal court. His term of Office
viii begin this morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Gil Gustafson and Hannah Carlson;
Daniel Nolan and Mary Caughlin; John B.
Ta!ma and Mary Peet.
Prof. Oftadal states that while he is
q prohibition;st, he wishes 1t understood
that hs IS not in any way connected with
any political party whatever.
lis stated by good Republicans, that j.
n. Cross. the candidate fer city attorney
before The city council, VIII be given
glorious black eye. lie is the TIiJuae's
pct.
Judge Smith Is accused Of playing big
game of bluff IL his gas project. The
judge, however, continues his prepare
lions for establishing his gas works, just
The same.
Tbs building Ill and 413 NicoIIet avenue,
The front windows Of wh;ch-s!nce the
Eastman block fire have been composed
Of one part slass TO nine parts Of wood. IS
owned by L. 4. Harmon.
While drawing a revolver from his
pocket, Angus, the fourteen-year-old son
Of A. j. McDougaI, the 70 broad contractor,
was accidentally shot through the thigh,
iniicting painful wound.
The following are the shipments for yes
terday from Minneapolis: Flour 1887 bar
rels, wheat 1000 bushels, corn 600 bushels,
oats $500 bushels, mill stuff 1919 tons,
lumber 100000 feet, coal LIPS tons.
The following were the receipts at Min
neapolis for yesterday; -four 500 barrels,
wheat 25,500 bushels, corn 14,4OO bushels.
oats $500 bushels, coal 1926 tons, lumber
100000 feet, wood $50 cords, barrel stock
cars, barley 1910 bushels, hay 9S tons.
Yesterday Lieut.. West arrested notori-
CNo NAOOh 11lIOHA OlAo LJSQ
who has just been released from state pris-
on, upon suspicion OF being CONNECTED
wit crooked work. He was arraigned yes
terday before Judge Baily, but escaped
q sentence.
Herbert Corners fire oil painting Of Dr..
Hutchins' little girl is attra citing much at
tention as it is displayed on an easel in
Wales & Cos art store. Il is unnuestion-
ably the most meritorious portrait ever
placed on exhibition in this city, and that
Is saying much
The fact that neither of the short line
roads between the two cities seems dis
posed to run an opera train is lamented by
the general public of both cities. The
road which is considerate enough to the
accommodation of its patrons to establish
a regular opera train for Che entire season
will be the popular route between the two
cities.
The Inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. l
hard, 10 cars; No. hard, 1 car; No. I,
cars; No. 2, 3 cars; No. 3, 9 cars; con-
demned, cars; rejected, 2 cars. Corn
No. g Is cars: condemned z cars Oats