Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

}. r. Long claims to have been robbed
of $50.
No admissions to the Grand Opera
house Will be allowed after to-day.
Good Friday yesterday, and no munich
pal court was held in the afternoon.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday presented DR..
WoodIing with full and complete par
don.
For first class supper at private
table 90 to the Conique restaurant. Open
all night.
Grove 3. Cooley viii probably be Re-
publican candidate for city attorney before
the council this spring.
Tom Sullivan is still trying to please
everybody and the crowds that frequent
the Boston restaurant testify as to his sue
cess.
Because Waters escaped Jimmy Stoddart
has removed Hanson's chairs from his cell
and he can hereafter sit on the floor or
stand ".
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Lars Hanson and Ida Olsen, Frederick
E. Long and Alice NJ. Gilmore, Charles
Friess and Nellie Mclaughlin.
Oscar Linton who stole ''Gas Burner"
Hazeltine's seal skin, pleaded guilty in the
municipal court yesterday and was SEN
fenced to the rock pile for thirty days.
A 5oozJ stranger was picked up on
Second street by Officer Brudigan yester-
day and placed in the cooler. He claimed
to have been robbed of $40 in cheap
hotel.
There viii be q grand rally of the Band
of Hope. children of the Reform club, and
all others, at Harrison hall this afternoon
at O'clock. There will be music and sew
eral addresses. All are invited to come.
From record kept By Health Officer
Coclzburn for the last seven months he
finds that nearly all the deaths from ty
phoid fever, occurring here during that
time, have been among persons who have
lived here less than one year.
Major Smell, or who is better known as
little sawed off," who earns few cents
now and then by dancing and singing for
the amusement of a gang of loafers, was
sent to the rock pile yesterday by Judge
Cooley for drunkenness.
The PIRATES Of Chaska" will be per-
formed for the last time at the Theater
Comique this evening. Next week an
almost entire new company will make
their appearance, and will include music
al team, and the favorite dancer Miss
Kitty Peasley.
new through train will be put on the
Hastings 81 Dakota division, commencing
Monday, March 26, running through to
Aberdeen, Oak. Leaving Minneapolis at
4:5Q p. N. and returning will arrive in
Minneapolis at 9 a. N. Sleeping cars will
soon be put on this run.
David Howells, who made such q success
full raid upon the Boston One Price Cloth
ing store, as published in the GLOBE yes
terday, was arraigned before Judge Cooley
yesterday and had the preliminary exam
inatio1 set for this afternoon. He went
to jail n default of furnishing $500 bonds.
We print in another column County At
torney Woolley's address to the jury in the
Hanson case, and it may be safely declared
the most cold and inhuman speech that
ever appeared il tho GLOBE. Not content
with combining himself TO the facts Of the
case, Noolley took especial occasion to in
suit the wife of the defendant and even
went so far as to insinuate that man has
no right to raise his hand in defense of his
wife and family.
At the instance OF DR.. c. c. Lyford,
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
Of Wm. Hanscom, charging him with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Lieut.. Vest made the arrest, and last
evening Hanscom's brother was trying to
get him out OF the lookup. Dr.. Lyford
bought Of Hanscom q load Of hay, pur-
porting to weigh 2,45O pounds, for which
he paid SO. Subsequently it was learned
that the load only weighed 1850 pounds,
and had been sold on the representation
of an old ticket. By this scheme Hanscom
received $500 more than he was ent tiled
TO.