Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-28
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

Alike will finish the week at the Pence
Opera House.
The anniversary of the day on which
McManus swung.
A meeting of the teachers will be held
to-day at high school room.
The Zimmerman line of steamers are
running on Lake Minnetonka.
General businesshas been unusually dull
in Minneapolis the past week:
The money for finishing the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms fas nearly all been raised.
The Comique restaurant is always up to
the times. Everything first class.
A lumber of new wagons for5use of the
telephone construction crews have been
procured.
For the choicest brands of wines, iq-
uors and cigars, go to Sullivan's Boston
restaurant.
s Nels Anderson and Elizabeth Sisen, ad-
judged insane, were examined yesterday
and committed to st. Peter.
q Lawrence Nalon, mechanic employed
at the West Hotel, fell distance of fifteen
feet wi bout receiving serious injury.
Chief Stetson put fire alarm box at the
corner of Ramsey street and 9th avenue
northeast yesterday and the number is LAG.
A train from Excelsior at 7:30 a. m. and
return at 1880 each afternoon will be run
on the Nj. 81 st. L., commencing Monday.
The real estate conveyances yesterday
amounted to $118,1O9, there being AZ
deeds recorded at the registers Office in
dennepln county.
Like the fox with the sour grapes, L. A.
Reed withdraws from the contest for clerk
of the municipal court, and makes up his
mind as did the fox that he don't want it.
G. L. Benson ct al, yesterday filed a
deed at the registers Office in which they
conveyed seven blocks in Bakers second
addition to Minneapol to Willis Baker
for the consideration of $27, 400.
Susan E. johnson fled a complaint in
court yesterday asking for a divorce from
Thomas A. Johnson, alleging that he is an
hrbitual drunkard and for several years
past has failed to furnish her support.
The Madison Square Company playing
Hazel Kirke at the Grand is inferior in
most respects to the original company
played it here first, yet the play is we'll
and quite satisfactorily presented, and is
doing good business.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John A. Nelson and Annie johnson;
Charles Erickson and Louisa Anderson;
August Nelson and Christine Johnson; o.
S. Tixen and Haenah Gerdul; Ole Hord-
bun and Betsey Lee; Jacob Monsaas and
Mary Aeem; A. j. Lindholm and Louis
Nelson.
A complaint was filed yesterday by Jane
E. Godfrey against Joseph Godfrey, in
which she alleges that he has been for sew.
eral years past a drunkard and has moi
furnished her any means of sustenance
| but has treated her in most cruel and
inhuman manner, and asks the court to
grant her divorce.
Two young men representing themselves
as cowboys from Texas, displayed an
| enormous sum of cash yesterday in the
presence of a number CT questionable
characters. One of them was afterwards
found in dive drinking with the crooks
| The officer called him out and put him on
his guard, and then walked to the oppo-
site corner to watch developments. Short
ly after one of the crooks was seen to ap-
proach him, and he again returned with
him to the saloon. The officer then took
him to police headquarters and held him
until his partner could be found. The
two had $1,000 in money. They were
given the protection of an officer, as il
| was evident the crooks were following
them about until they boarded the train
last night,