Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELEIs.

The weekly meeting of the board OF /
trade will be held this morning.
The Boston restaurant is the place to get |
a good cheap meal at any hour.
Everything that the market affords, al |
ways ready, at moments notice, at the |
Comique restaurant.
Rev. R. B. Forbes will deliver lecture
for the Reform club course at Harrison
hall on Friday evening.
The regular meeting of the board of
water works will be held in the mayors
Office on Friday afternoon.
A Prohibition mass meeting 10 TO be
held every evening next week, with con-
vention on Tuesday the Goth.
A we'll attended meeting of the Father
Mathew T. A. society was held in Catholic
Association hall last evening.
M. w. Burrows will be nominated by the
Republicans for reelection to the city
council from ths Second ward.
The Democrats of Minneapolis have
finally become wide awake. They will or
ganize and nominate full ticket.
Among the attractions at the Comiqus
this week Manager Wheeler promises an
elevated first part with six end mon.
It is stated that J. n. Mind is osndi-
date FOR nomination for alderman of the
Fourth ward on the Republican ticket.
The Thompson case, in the district court,
will occupy the attention of Judge Lochren
and a jury probably for week longer.
Danx orchestra gave delightful sacred
concert in Turner hall yesterday afternoon,
before large and apprscistivs audi
ence.
At the pastors meeting this morning
Rev. Mr.. Shutter will read his paper on the
question of prohibition, in reply to Mr..
Satterlee.
Members Of the board of health report
two of the smallpox patients in a critical
condition, with a probability of them re-
sulting fatally.
The board of trade has extended a cor
dial invitation to the mayor and the Nom
bers of the city council to meet with them
this morning.
So great was the crowd at Harrison hall
yesterday, it was found necessary to sta
ton policemen on the stairs to keep them
clear, and help the people in and out.
The Reform club will hold q meeting in
Harrison hall this evening to continue the
discussion commenced last Friday night.
regarding the prohibitory movement in
this city.
The park commission business will not
find smooth sailing with all the cunning
provisions. There is a squall brewing
which may strike the little affair amidship,
so to speak.
Ed. McDermotts name as the Demo
cratic candidate for alderman from the
Fifth ward has struck a popular chord.
There will probably be no opposition to
him in the primaries.
The committee on gas will report its
conclusions regarding the advisability OF
the proposed purchase of the electric light
mast by the city at the adjourned meeting
of the city council this evening.
It is announced that a meeting of the
corn exchange, which did such effective
work in compelling taxpayers to Hquidate
delinquences a few years since, will be
held at . O'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Gov. Hubbard has signed the papers ap
pointing NJ. B. Koon judge in the fourth
judicial district to fill the vacancy ccca
stoned by the sudden resignation of Judge
j. M. Shaw. The appointment is consid
cred purely political.
Some spicy evidence will be introduced
in the district court in the trial Of Alphonsc
Demeules, charged with larceny. Th,
guilty parties will be unmasked. It il
stated that 'hush money! affairs will
figure conspicuously.
A cunning fellow who had freely in
dulged his appetite for bulge, assailet
Officer Howard with "see that - cop.,'
and he now languishes in DURANGO Hi,
friends made strenuous effort to secure
his release, but to no purpose.
Mike Moriarity will be arraignsd befor
Judge Cooley to-day upon the charge o
highway robbery. The evidence vii
doubtless be conclusive, and there nov
seems to be no loop hole through whicl
the scamp can escape the penitentiary.
An adjourned meeting of ths.eity coun
Gil will be held this evening for the purpos
of electing an assessor according to tn
provisions of the newly amended charter
Sweet w. Case, from all indications, ap
pears to be the coming man in this in
stance.
From legal standpoint, the appoint
ment of NJ. B. Koon to the bench IN thi
judicial district is a matter of congratula
ton to the district. In many particular
it is the expressed opinion of prominen
members of the bar that he Will far out
rank his contemporaries always except
ing Judge Lochren.
Last fall when Jake Barge worked 70
Bill Washburn he was an honored citizen
but now that he is candidate for re-slec
tion to the council the Journal and Tribun
are both racking the brains of their RI
spectivs stats to hatch up abusive article
to hurl at him. 1t is the old, old story.
bundle of old papers in the third ster
of Miss Henderson's block, at % Henns
pin avenue, was found in full blaze q
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Th
burning paper was thrown to the stree
through the window, and no damage n
suited to the block or furniture within
although the department was called out.
It does not look well for a man who la
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