Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16
NIINNEApOLIs GLoBELETs

last evening.
The thermometer vent down one degree
below zero Wednesday night.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S106O91.
The Boston restaurant serves good meals
At all aours. Liquors and cigars always
ln hand.
New pool table and mirror for sale
cheap, 10y Michael Qaaidg, 2113 Mime
hahG avenue.
Those new uniforms which have arrived
for the uniform rank Knights of Pythias
are handsome.
An Omaha brakeman had portion of
his left hand crushed by the hampers in
coupling cars.
A coal stove was upset in the vestibule
of Col. P. B. Walkers residence, doing
about $500 damage.
plat of Herrison's second addition to
Minneapolis, containing eighty eight lots,
was filed ye 'terday in the registers Office.
For stealing James Sheridan's coat from
Che Office of the county Jail, William Roach
WAS yesterday sentenced to sixty days ser,
situde for the county.
F4s kyRastg to a good sizsd
audience attne Grand last night in Vim"
introdu cling his patent revolving stage
and great circus scene.
The district lodge 1. o. 6. T. commenced
three days secret session in Good Tenn
pIars hall, 125 Nicollet avenue at two
O'Clock yesterdav afternOop
The remains of Joseph Walsh, the vic
tim of the Ninth street fire, were buried
yesterday morning, the expenses being
borne by Mrs. w. 2. Ankeny.
Two overcoats and small amount of
money were stolen from the residence of
Henry Davis on South Eighth street on
Wednesday night by burglars.
Mr.. McKinzie had her pocket picked of
q purse containing SIG yesterday in the
Novelty durg store. The pick pocket is a
we'll dressed young man, who Ia known.
j. IL. Bradisb, Esq, has opened up a
law Office in the Harrison block, rooms 5
and 6, No. % South Washington avenue,
where he is doing lively legal business.
1he disagreeable, cold breezes, waited
from the north pole, yesterday made many
e citizen wish he were booked for the Cali
fornia excursion which left during the
forenoon.
Peter Anderson, the booty Minnetonka
township farmer who fell from his wagon
while crossing the railway tracks on Tenth
avenue south, and badly injured his head,
was yesterday fined So, which be paid.
Many of the admirers of Nine Mod
jeska request the GLOBE to ask of General
Superintendent Prior of the Milwaukee
road a special train so that they may visit
st. Paul this evening TO witness "Cymbe-
line"
The following parties received licenses
to wed yesterday: Breele n Hotter and
Christine Iverson, George Blake and Jen-
ME A. Pound; Armanur Kitchen and
Hattie Farnhsm John Wonderland and
Johanna Anderson; Peter Yost and Minnie
Kiphuth.
Two divorce cases were filed yesterday
Nellie Dinnin vs.. Michael II. Dinnin, and
Emma Porter VS.. Joshua l.. Porter. The
attorney kept the papers in their pockets
and so the reporter cannot tell what cause
the ladies have for instituting the suits
against their husbands.
The case of August Sonnenberg against
Herbert E. Penny for $4,000 damages was
Oh trial yesterday before Judge Lochren
and jury. The son of the plaintiff was
killed in an explosion In the defendants
shops last July and plaintiff brings this
suit as administrator, etc.. of the deceased.
For want of aquorum, the water board
failed to transact any business last even
ing. An adjournment until tomorrow
evening was had, when certain changes
and repairs at the pump house will be
considered. 1t is stated that the electric
light service at the pump hosse Is ausstis-
factory and there is some talk of illumin-
atiug with gas.
Yesterday morning the California ex-
cursion, heretofore mentioned in these col
umus, started on their tour via the Albert
Lea route. The party numbered round
fifty of as happy souls as the reader can
easily imagine, requiring two special
coaches. They were happy because of
leaving this frigid CLINE for that pleasant
cline of the Pacific slope.
The art loan association has about COM
Monday. The collection embraces a fine
collection---fsr finer thsn it was st first
expected. 1t will be open one month,
from 10 a. N. until 10 p. IN. daily. The
price of admission will be twenty-five
cents, snd season tickets are sold at So
each. Everything seems to betoksn sue
cess.
Northeastern Miller: There seems to
to be prevailing opinion among our mil
Iers which we believe does the cooper in
justice. That is in regard 10 the wages
that an average cooper can make. We
have often heard it stated the past week
that the coopers of the city made from SIS
to S22 per week, on the basis of eight, ten
and sixteen and half cents per barrel.
After inquiry at q number Of the shops,
we believe that the range of Sl2 to SIS
per week is very liberal, not few claim
ing il to be too high. There are few men
who csn make $17 and SIS, but there are
more who earn not over $40 to S12. There