Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-16
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BELETs.

to the Boston restaurant and get it.
R. P. Russell will probably receive the
nomination for alderman of the new Eighth
ward.
Judge Koon took his seat on the bench
yesterday afternoon and tried his first
case.
Judge Cooley is a candidate for Judge,
and will be his own successor with little
doubt.
The Woodling trial was concluded yes
terday, and submitted to the jury in the
afternoon.
The name of Ed Clement is menti oned
as a promising candidate for alderman of
the Fourth ward.
The Comique restaurant offers the best
accommodations for supper parties, to be
found in the city.
Miss McAllister was rendered a rousing
benefit last evening. She played ''Elvan-
lee,' from her own pen.
The Democratic primaries will be held
next week. The official announcements
will appear in the GLOBE in due season.
The Calender season at the Academy is
the last booked, closing the season. Then
will the work of remodeling the house be-
gin.
Yesterday horse fell into an opening
in the ice above the falls, but was fortu-
nateiy rescued by the workmen, with much
difficulty.
Judge Koon received the congratulated
Of the members of the Hennepin county
bar yesterday. He tried his first case in
the district court.
At the district court yesterday, the case
of the State vs.. H. G. Merrill, charged with
the larceny of car load of barley, was
continued to the next term.
Thos. Ankeny is mentioned by his Dem
ocratic friends as man who can be elect
ed to the city council from the Fourth
ward. He certainly is strong man.
Judge Bebee is convalescing from his
severe attack of rheumatic fever. He will
be well enough to run for special judge of
the municipal court this spring, depend.
This evening Callander's Consolidated
Spectacular minstrels will open a season of
three entertainments in the Academy of
Music. It is the originI Georgia
troupe.
There are a number of public spirited
citizens who have a few pointed words to
say respecting the park commission bus
mess, and they will say it too-and at no
distant day.
While working on North Second street,
E. W. Sherman, Western man, fell upon
the sidewalk and broke his right leg near
L. l. l. 10 hos
pital.
The municipal court act passed by the
recent legislature has been printed in
pamphlet form by Clerk Stevens, and is
now ready for delivery to the attorneys of
the city.
There is now no doubt as 10 the candi-
dacy of Edward McDermott for alderman
Of the Fifth ward. No better choice could
be made. Mac is popular and is sure to
''get there
Golden and Drayton, the new black face
team now playing at the Theater Comique.
have made a gigantic hit. Their acts are
new, novel and eccentric, and provoke
shouts of laughter and thunders of ap-
plause.
Yesterday afternoon a new Congrega-
tional church was organized out of Clark
chapel, hitherto mission outpost of the
Plymouth church and situated on the Ex-
celsior road west of Lake Calhoun, one
mile beyond the city limits.
The following freight was shipped fro n
this point yesterday: Flour, 11,03l barrels;
wheat, 1905 bushels; oats, 800 bushels;
mill stuff, 1929 tons; coal, 1870 tons;
wood, 81 cords; lumber, $4,000 feet; bar
rel stock, cars; corn, 500 bushels.
The inspection of grain at this point yes
terday was as follows; Wheat, No. hard,
cars; No hard, 10 cars; No. 1 regular,
80 cars; No. 2 regular, % cars; No. 3
regular, y cars; rejected, l car; con-
demned cars. Total cars inspected, 81
At Minneapolis yesterday the following
freight was received: Flour, $50 barrels
wheat, 1000 bushels; oats, $500; corn,
200 bushels; mill stuff, IA tons; coal, 1865
tons; wood, % cords; lumber, 10000 feet
barrel stock, 4 cars; hay, 40 tons; fax seed
1000 bushels.
For the balance of the present term OF
the district court, Judge Koon will
hear the court cases. special venire for
seven more years has been issued to pro
vide for two juries at once. Of these Judge
Lochren will have charge of one and Judge
Young the other.
The newly elected officers of the town OF
Independence are as follows: Supervisors
Samuel Briley, chairman; Geo. A. Mason
John R. Stinson; clerk, R. M. Mills; treasur
er, John H. McGary; Justices of the peace
G. W. Smith, AdolPh Weidenback; con
stable, D. W. BriIey.
The sympathy of a majority of the PEG
pie Of Minneapolis is accorded Thompson
It is the general impression that if Thomp
son really got any mony from the firm o!
Farnham 6 Lovejoy, it was paid him by
Loveioy as ''hush money"
There is considerable Indignation mani
tested by the mechanics in Minneapolis al
the probability of the stone to be used in
the construction of the new chamber Of
commerce building being dressed by con
vict labor in the Joliet, Ill, prison.
A number of the Prohibition leaders met
the Republican city committee yesterday
and presented a proposition to throw
down party lines, and unite in the election
Of tho host man The Ranuhlicana how