Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

I-.tSd1l p6CS sSEN0N dG iii IOOAo VI
the night at the Comique restaurant.
Any hour of the day or night when you
want good meal, drop into the Boston
restaurant.
4 young German was assaulted and beat
by brace Of rufians on North Second
street last evening.
George H. Adams, the Humpty Dumpty
pantomimist, was the attraction at the
Academy last night.
L. w. Sherman, the billiardest, is desir-
Gus Of making match with any man in
the state for purse of $500.
''Under the GasIight;' was brought out
again at the Opera house last night, and
will be continued throughout the week.
Joseph Murch, of the Nicollet house, has
returned home with his family, after very
ENJOYABLE four weeks visit in the East.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour, 9,544
barrels; wheat, 800 bushels; mill stuff,
POS tons; coal, 1906 tons; lumber, 100000
feet.
BZile. Reah will present ''Adrienne Lee
Couvreur," IAN Unequal Match" and
s:The Adventures" at the Academy next
week.
james Smith stole an overcoat from
Myron Huff and Judgs Cooley sent him to
the county jail yesterday for sixty days to
think it over.
It is stated that dark horse" for the
Office of city assessor, will be trotted out
at the adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil on Monday night.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to ?. NJ. Anderson and Adolfend c. Alex
ander, Herman Siewert and Mary Kienz,
George A. Nader and Ida B. Chostain.
4 meeting of the voters of the town of
Minneapolis will be held at the old town
house on Saturday, the 10th inst, at 2
o'clock p. N. A full attendance is ex-
pected.
The petit jury last night brought in
verdict convicting John WIubreck of the
crime of bastardy. H. A. Winslow, the
horse trader,is next On the docket, and will
be tried tomorrow.
L. G. Merrill, the Omaha railway agent,
having been indicted by the grand jury for
stealing 500 bushels of barley from John
Ortiz, the case was discharged from the
municipal court yesterday afternoon.
The drama of "Our Colored Friend" at
the Comiqus is drawing crowded houses
every night. Miss Ada Elliott has made a
great hit as 'Meg, the Pet of the Mines"
and proves herself finished little actress.
Flour, 375 barrels; wheat, 10000 bush
els; oats, 1880 bushels; barley, $40 bushels;
coal, 695 tons; wood, % cords; lumber,
10000 feet; barrel stock 2 cars; mill stuff,
80 tons; hay, 16O tons; fruit cars, were
the receipts of freight yesterday.
James Wilson was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday at the instance of
his wife upon charge of aesaulting her.
When the case came to a trial the wife
weakened and bathed in tears asked that
he be discharged. The case was dismissed
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon the case against John Williams,
charged with stealing II. D. Woods horse
and buggy, was concluded and resulted in
a dismissal, there being no evidence to
show that the defendant really stole the
horse.
Alderman Glenn expressed the opinion
at the meeting of the city council on We'd
nesday night, that no cedar block paving
would be ordered by the city council this
YEAR. The council has little faith in it.
and does not believe in paying out money
for such purposes.
Mat Kyne was fined 500 by Judge Cool
ey yesterday for keeping his saloon open
on Sunday. 1t is suggested thatif the Blue
Star, Harmonic house and Sailors Home
were fined a few times for the same oIense,
there would be much less fighting Oh
North Second street.
William Wetly is under arrest upon q
charge of using abusive language to Ida
Settling. The case came up before Judge
Cooley yesterday, but was continued until
Friday afternoon for trial. Wetly claims
that he can easily prove that the whole
thing is a mistake. and that he is innocent.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat, No.
hard, % cars; No. hard, 5 cars; No. l
regular, 80 cars; No. . regular, q cars;
No. > regular, 8 cars; rejected, 2 cars; con-
demned, II cars. Corn, condemned, 8
cars. Oats, rejected, car. Total cars in
speeted, 123.
Alfred johnson and B. Benson were ar
rested for assaulting a Swede named Ole
Anderson. in the saloon at 2O5 First street.
Anderson was terribly pounded, and his
nose was nearly severed from his face in
the melee. Upon trial Benson was dis
charged, but johnson went to jail for
thirty days.
In the municipal court yesterday imme-
diately upon the dismissal of the case
against John Williams, in which he was
charged with stealing H. D. Woods horse
and buggy, he was arraigned for drunken
ness. He pleaded guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to thirty days imprison-
ment in the county jail.
While many are certain that Gov. Hub
bard will appoint NJ. B. Koon to ill the va
cancy upon the bench of the Fourth judicial
district, occasioned by the resignation OF
Judge Shaw, the GLOBE reporter finds many
members of the bar who believe the choice
may fall to the lot Of D. A. Secomb.
Than the latter no better selection could
be made. Mr.. Second is an old and able
attorney. He has filed the Office of county
attorney with credit, and is ia every way
as capable as would be his associates.
At the meeting of the council on We'd