St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES
Election day.

| Election day.
No legal drinks to-day.
The Head Millers' association meets to-
night.
Light registration indicates light vote to-
| day.
The Union League will pull off its coat
and work at the polls to-day.
| An effort to revive the corn exchange will
| be made on Wednesday evening.
| The Sisters hospital will close its doors
| soon unless assistance is given it.
An interesting meeting of the Academy of
Natural Sciences will be held this evening.
| On Friday evening A. Pike will read
| paper on Tests of Material before the Mime
| sofa Engineers club.
Cline s. Sherer, Of the Pavilion, have been
arrested upon the charge of keeping their sa-
| loon open on Sunday.
John Donaldson, the pugilist. has sold his
Bridge square saloon and gone to Fargo to
give sparring exhibitions.
| The first rain for six months fell last
| night Itcame with warm south wind,
and is sure harbinger of spring.
By the end of the week the new East side
pumping station will be at work. 1t has
| already been fully described in the GLOBE.
The wel-known Mary Thorn son has been
released from Jail. She has served her SEN
tence and promises to be good girl here
after.
The friends of Capt Harrison of Company
A think his chances are excellent for pro-
motion to the lieutenant colonelcy of the
regiment.
ata VI will hnc-v truo v,fvhf
gagement at the Grand this evening. The
bills will be 1.-TWO Orphans and ''Sea Of
Ice."
Thomas Coverings team ran away yes
terday morning and demolished the car
rage. The driver and little child, the only
occupants, escaped unhurt.
Delegates from six Chautauqua circles met
last night at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION parlors and began the prelimin-
airy steps to making acentral organization.
The desire of the Spiritualists to have the
statement made that DR.. Slade of Minnie
Horsford fame is not the slate writing me
dunn, is a needless one. OF course not, but
the game is drawn.
Peter Anderson, Scandinavian, died
suddenly at a boarding house at GOA North
Washington avenue, yesterday morning.
The coroner held post norton examination
upon the remains and found that alcoholism
was the cause of his death.
The criminal cases in the municipal court
yesterday were few and unimportant. Three
plain DRINKS paid fine Of S. each, one had
his sentence suspended and one was COM
United five days. For disorderly conduct
Charles Forentzky and August Grocer each
paid S..
Articles were yesterday filed Incorporating
the Minneapolis Press club, which is organ
lied for the purpose of bringing the members
of the newspaper profession together in
closer personal relations, the elevation of the
ship among the members.
A man named Norstrum, at 1917 Fourth
street south, is reported to have broken his
neck on Saturday night by falling down
stairs. The story goes that he took too mucir
stimulant on the occasion of his sons we'd
ding, which led to the accident. Coroner
Hill said, last night, no such case had been
reported to him.
The commissioners of Hennepin county
met yesterday in joint session with the COM
missioners of Wright county, for the purpose
of comforting concerning bridges over the
Crow Wing river at Volbrights and Ben
ning's, in which both counties are interested.
1t was decided to advertise for bids for build
ing two iron pier bridges.
The Grand Army committees were to have
had a meeting yesterday afternoon to ascer-
tain if anything further should be needed in
preparation for the meeting to be held in
Market b all on the evening of April 10, at
which time Past Commander-in-Chief Beath
and Com mauder-in Chief Kountz will tender
testimonials thanking the city for generous
hospitality enjoyed by the National encamp-
ment last July, but no meeting was held.