Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-07
N1INNEAPoL1s GLOsELErs.

in public.
The oratorical contest was financially al
most a failure.
The liquor licenses will be dealt. out to
the dealers tomorrow.
Hon. VIM. Welsh will deliver a lecture at
Harrison hall next Friday evening.
One drunk and two disorderlies in the
station yesterday evening at C o'clock.
The Comique restaurant serves every
thing to order and in first class shape.
The business man will do we'll to take |
dinners at Sullivan's Boston restaurant.
Company will not participate in the |
memorial manifestations Decoration day. |
The work of excavation for the new
postohice building will be commenced this
week.
The mounted police are now prepared
for suburban business and will be given
places to-day.
An improvement association for mutual
benefit has been formed by residents of
Nicollet island.
Court begins to-day. One hundred and
ninety civil and six criminal cases
| are on the docket.
The Father Mathew 7. A. society held
another of those interesting meetings at
Association hall yesterday afternoon.
The Zouaves have resolved to drill every
Monday and Friday evenings, until Memo
rial day. A full attendance is requested at
the meeting tonight.
| To-day Supt. Moore opens a school on
HARRISON street, at the end of the Monroe
street car line, in building rented by the
board of education for that purpose.
Another meeting of the city council will
be necessary to lay the dust. We hope our
city fathers will not give US snow as at
their last meeting, but sprinklers this time.
Mrs. William Eibel, who it was reported
was convalescent, has been taken with
renewed attack of fever, but her many
friends have great hopes of her speedy re-
covery.
Robert G. Hutchins, pastor of the Ply
mouth Congregational church, delivered
an interesting lecture last evening on the
subject of "Help for encouragement and
doubt"
T. S. Hobbs, who works for Wales, the
sign painter, was sent to Anoka to do some
collecting Saturday. In the evening he re-
turned, hired horse and buggy, and is
supposed to have absconded.
Those who have broken the law will do
well to take warning ere it is to late and
make themselves scarce to day, for to-mor-
row morning commences term of prying
investigation by the grand jury.
George W. Penniman is busily engaged
throughout the state as organizer of Pro
hibition Home Protective clubs. He has
completed the organization of clubs at
Granite Falls, East Granite Falls, Lac qul
Parle and Appleton.
By calling at the daily GLOBE Office, No.
Washington avenue S., and paying for
this advertisement, L. B. Richardson, of
Lowville, N. Y, can learn of two trunks
belonging to him; also one tor Mrs. John
O'Donnell, of the same place.
About 10 o'clock last night the patrol
wagon was sent for to convey man re-
siding on Eleventh ave. south to the lock-
up. He had an attack of the delirum
tremens, which was manifesting itself in
a general smashing up of household goods.
The Wide Awake Sunday school will
give an entertainment at Harrison'S hall
! to- morrow evening. The programme has
been we'll prepared by the little folks and
is deserving of full house. 1t will prob
ably be repeated on next Thursday even
ing.
The G. A. R. has selected banner cost
ing 500 which will be paid for by the
proceeds of a reception to be given by the
ladies at the Grand Army hall on the 23d
inst. 1t is to be presented to the organi-
zation making the best appearance on
Decoration day.
Yesterday afternoon ]. w. Hendrickson
driving down Hennepin avenue run
into man and his wife and two chill
dren and upset the buggy, threw the occu-
pants to the ground lniuring the lady by
cutting her face in several places. The
man Hendrickson drove on as if nothing
had happened.
A largely attended meeting of the
ladies' land league was held last evening
at which an animated discussion took
place in regard to the use of dynamite in
case constitutional agitation failed.
O'Donovan Rosa may count on some
Minneapolis Irishmen if Parnell and his
party do not get sefgovernment for
Ireland through Parliamentary channels.
The force employed upon the work of
widening the walks on suspension bridge
followed the example of the Manitoba
railway construction crew and struck"
However, latest reports has it that by per-
suasion, half the force, consisting of one
man and a boy, were induced to resume
work. Another boy will soon be added,
and the work will be rapidly pushed to
completion.
The matter of the license of the saloons,
ETC., was referred to Mayor Ames for his
signature or disapproval the day following
the meeting of the city council. Saturday
night, at late hour, letter was left with
the city clerk upon the right hand corner
of which appeared the private card of his
honor, the mayor. Whether the contents
relate to the license ordinance is left with
the reader to surmise.
The Canadian American society are
making arrangements to establish at Min
neapois, reception parlors similar to those
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