Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs

The Wolfe Tone Rifles will meet tonight
The county commissioners will meet at
the court house to-day.
The Crusaders will meet ia Catholic As
sociation hall tomorrow evening.
The Boston restaurant has undergone a
thorough renovation and looks much i'm
proved.
new pool table and mirror for sale
cheap, by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
A drunken husband was broughtup from
South Minneapolis yesterday for abusing
his family.
Officer Gardner corraled a disorderly
fellow last evening and charges him with
carrying concealed weapons.
Officer William DAILY arrested man for
breaking into Terrill's saloon on north
Washington avenue yesterday.
The funeral of Patrick Ellicott occurs
this morning at o'clock from Holy Ro-
sary church. South Minneapolis.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
society held an interesting meeting in
Catholic Association hall last evening.
The city council will meet on Wednes-
day evening, and Wednesday afternoon
will be tho time fo- general committee
work.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by the chief of police: Find If
possible J. A. or E. R. Barrigor ard tell
them their father is dead. M. s. Barriger.
The prohibitionists are now all the more
vigorous in pushing their campaign since
the doughty Hicks assailed them in Market
ha Il. They are consultative band, those
third party fellows, and nothing pleases
them more than to enter the ring with
Hicks.
The fire department was given a need
less run last night owing to some ono
pulling box u upon the supposition that
the new Farrant block was on fire. The
illumination which led him to believe the
building was on fire, was from salaman-
ders used in drying the plastering.
The leap for life through window SEN
sation is still the popular topic of CONVEX
sation. The old gent whose home was
polluted by the lascivious destroyer Of vir-
tue is reconciled. He is doubtless getting
too old to mind such matters or else he is
just as wicked as his lustful neighbor.
Which is it?
Last evening about O'Clock a man
named j. M. Collins, who works for Carney
q Scott, the gas filters, entered Coles res
taurant at APO Hennepin avenue, where he
got into wrangls with the proprietor and
n rb Gcf He boI
abused Mr.. Cole once before during the
day and he will cause the arrest of MS as
sailant.
Let the loquaoious Hicks meet Dr.. Sat
terlee on the platform at Market hall this
evening. Hicks arguments would not
stand before that gentleman's clear cut
logic Besides, he hasn't the moral cour-
age TO meet him. He had much rather
strike when DR.. Satterlee is not near
enough to hit. Under such circumstances
his tones ara like a thunder clap, but are
as harmless as rainbow.
A little past midnight fire broke out IN
the warehouse of the Mitchell La Crosse
Brewing Company, corner Sixteenth avenue
south, and Seventh street, IL which a man
was burned, aad despite good work by the
ire department, the entire building was
destroyed. Joe Palmer, driver
of one of the delivery wagons, was asleep
in the building when the fire originated
and before ne could make his escape he
was burned to death. The patrol wagon
was called out and the blackened and
charred remains ware taken to Warmers
undertaking rooms. The deceased was
about fo1tytyears of age and leaves FIVE
orphan children in poor circumstances.
The loss upon the building and contents is
estimated at $500, which is partially in
sured. The books and policies were de-
stroyed.