Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS
OF FFCE-NO. g Washington Grentse, OPP
1osite NicotIet House. Office hours from 6
.. m. to 1Oo'clock p. M.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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terday.
The Crusader boys will drill as usual
this evening.
The Boston restaurant is the place to
find good dinner.
The Light Infantry will hold a drill
meeting this evening.
Our street car service has been much i'm
proved by the additional cars.
If you want a.good supper, well served,
go to the ComIque restaurant.
The campaign in this city is based upon
high or moderate or low license.
meeting of the chamber of commerce
will be held at 2:30 this afternoon.
The Democrats are united in their oppo-
sition to the Park commission scheme.
There were nine plain DRINKS occupy
| ing quarters IN the lookup at midnight.
Danz's orchestra give a delightful con-
cert before large audience in Sherman
hall yesterday.
| The week of temperance meetings was
ended last night with lecture in Harri-
|
Maj. Camp insisted that we should have
another snow storm. We had it yesterday.
He is the Virgins of Minneapolis.
The company opening at the Comique
this evening is one of the best vaudeville
combinations ever given in Minnesota.
The Prohibitionists have arranged to
have grand mass meeting and rally at
market hall on Monday evening, April l.
The regular meeting of the board of
water works commissioners will be held in
the Office of the mayor on Friday afternoon.
Officer Hunsburte raised a house of ILL
fame on Nineteenth avenue south last
night and captured two men and a wo-
man.
The Minneapolis street railway monopo-
ly fold take about as much interest in the
pending election as the candidates them
selves.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil will be held on Wednesday evening for
the purpose of winding up the business of
the year.
Stage Manager James Wheeler of the
Comique went to st. Paul with his Indian
clubs last night, to participate in Col
Woods benefit.
The Reform club choir, under the man
agement of Mr.. G. L. Robertson, will give
a grand musical entertainment at Harri-
son hall, tomorrow evening.
The weekly meeting of the board of
trade will be held this morning. Members
| Of fha aitu 4Ho ohon sc
commerce are invited to be in attendance.
poor drunkard named Jones was in
the lookup last night suffering the tor
ments of delirium tremens. The city
physician was called to relieve his suffer
ings.
Bohemian called at the police head
quarters last night with both eyes badly
blackened and nearly closed and COM
planned that he had been assaulted on the
river flats.
Last night Officer James Smith arrested
brutal husband who lives on Seoond
street, for abusing his wife. The latter
will appear against him in the municipal
court this morning.
j. n. Cross was nominated for member
being a non-partisan. During his resi-
dence in Minneapolis he has record
which ranks him as one of the most selfish
and uncompromising partisans extant.
The Herman and the Delta Sigma liter
airy societies of the state university have
each prepared choice and entertaining pro-
grammes for their respective entertain
ments this evening.
And now comes the p. p. in a declara-
ton that President of the Board of Educa-
ton johnson is Democrat If he really
is Democrat the GLOBE wants to know
why he afiliates and trains with the Re-
publicans rather than the Democrats.
The Democrats of Minneapolis have never
exercised more judgment in Selecting can
didates for the VARIOUS positions upon the
ticket than this spring. There is not q
weak spot, and it only requires efficient
work to demonstrate the fact that the city
is Democratic.
The health officers report twenty-five
deaths the past week as follows:-Acci-
dents, 2; consumption, 3; Group, 1: diph-
iberia. 1; pneumonia, q; congestion of the
lungs, l puerperal fever, g.; cerebral effu-
sion, 1; whooping cough, l; intestical OBJ
struction, L; paralysis, 1; scirrhus of the
liver, l.; meningitis, 2; ''exemmaupts," 1;
| total %. Under five years of age three.
The old First ward can certainly be con-
graduated upon the undoubted represent
alton in the next city council in the person
| of John T. Lee. He will not take his seat
as novice. He has had ample expedience
in Eastern legislative bodies to eminently
fit him for the duties required by his office,
and is a man of undoubted integrity. and
enjoys the confidence and popularity of all
his acquaintance.
The members of Zion and Damascus
communicates, Knights TempIars, assem-
bled at their communicates last evening
and proceeded to st. Marks church, where
they participated in a special Easter service.
The church was tastefully trimmed with
flowers, evergreens, etc. The musical pro-
gramme as published in the GLOBE yester-
day was rendered by the choir, and the Sir
Knights addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Wells.