Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBBLETs.

A regular meetlng OF the Guy COUNCIL
was held last evening.
The Boston restaurant is always open
and is always wetl patronized.
Oysters in every style at any hour OF she
day or night at the Comique restaurant.
The only marriage license issued yester-
day was to Guilford G. Hartley and Carrie
E. Woodward.
H.A. Partridge is really mad about the
new law creating city assessor, and Is
kicking vigorously.
Ameeting of the board of health will be
held in the Office of the health officer at II
O'Clock this forenoon.
Rev. Mr.. Hay, of the Church of Christ,
has resigned his pastoiate and will leave
the city. Poor health of his family is the
casue.
Articles of incorporation OF the Educa-
tional and endowment association of
Minneapolis, were filed in the registers
Office yesterday.
Two new cases Of smallpox we're re-
ported in North Minneapolis yesterday,
and the patients were promptly removed
Bishop ireland, of st. Paul, was an
nounced for temperance lecture in Mar
ket hall this evening, but the meeting has
been postponed one week.
Flour, $3.50 barrels; wheat, 1000 bush
els; mill stuff, 275 tons; barley, 500 bush
els: coal, 1929 tons; lumber, 100000 feet,
were the freight shipments yesterday.
OH
in the Williams horse larceny case, was
fined SO yesterday by Judge Cooley for
swearing while on the witness stand.
Receipts yesterday were: Flour,
1000; barrels; wheat, $1,000
bushels: oats, 5000 bushels; bar
barley, $40 bushels; coal, 1926 tons; wood,
cords; lumber, 10000 feet; barrel stock,
6 cars; mill stuff, u tons; hay, 65 tons.
G. B. Dake, an old and esteemed citizen,
and resident of the East side, who was a
former member of the city council, and q
business man whose many excellent quail
ties won for him an extended circle OF
friends. died at his residence on the East
side early yesterday morning, after a few
weeks illness.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat No.
hard, % cars; No. 2hard, cars; No. L reg,
ular, % cars; No. regular, 80 cars; No.
regular, Il cars; rejected, cars; con
demned, Is cars. Oats, white
l car; No. 2, 2 cars; rejec ted, 1 car. Tota
cars inspected, 100.
The French society, st. John the Baptist
held meeting on Thursday. The ques
ton of the annexation of Canada to the
United States was discussed at length. The
affirmative was maintained by Mr
Pelthier, while the negative was argued
by Mr.. Brunnell. Upon the popular vote
of the society at the close of the discus
sion, it was decided in the affirmative.
The voters of that portion of the
Seventh ward lying east of the motor lin,
held an informal meeting last night tt
discuss the prospects of the spring cleo
ton. W. F. GriswoId and I. w. Tousley
were named as possible candidates fol
aldermanic honors from that district
though there are many dark horses IN thu
field. A formal caucus will be called in
few days.
Yesterday morning Albert Brown ant
Carl Leonard were arraigned N the mu
nIc1pal court LOT pG VI COuEI LII LO
answering the subpoena served upon then
for an appearance as witnesses in the Ed
ward DunneIl assault and battery case
They claimed that the papers had no
been served upon them, and the court re
leased them on promise to appear a
the trial, which has been continued tt
March 10.
R. A.Davidson, of the Commercial bank
has lease of the building No. 6, Washing
ton avenue, occupied by the GLOBE. Re
Gently he has sold his lease to Grove &
Rowe, and accordingly notified his respect
i've tenants to vacate on APRIL. Frederic
Paine finding better accommodations, a
once moved out, releasing his office to A. c
Smith. agent for the Empire freight line
Yesterday Mr.. Smith began moving in hi
furniture. Cashier Holmes of the Com
mercial bank leaving the same at once ap
peared at No. and requested Mr.
Smith to suspend operations unit
the matter could be adjusted, Il
which Smith consented. Later in the day
however. Smith renewed the work of put
ting in his furniture. Mr.. Holmes dropped
in and asked him why he hadn't kept faith
A few hot words ensued and Smith being
of pugilistic turn struck Iout from tn
shoulder. An assault and battery Warrant
will be sworn out this morning.