Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
ALL this big rumpus has been kicked up
during the absence of Mayor Ames.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $S4,267.
Municipal court business was exceed
ingly light yesterday.
Sullivan's restaurant is in the front rank
as popular eating house.
Col. Woods bills for the opening of
Pence Opera house on Monday are up.
The Comique restaurant still retains its
popularity to the great satisfaction of its
prop rietor.
The sale of seats for "My Partner az
the Grand next week, will open at the box
Office to morrow.
Next Monday evening the Crusaders
T. A. society will celebrate their tenth
anniversary in formal programme.
The COOPERATIVE cooper shops are run
ming full time, turning out 1,200 barrels
per day, and the North Star shops are run
ming to full capacity, turning out about
1.500 barrels per day.
On Wednesday morning the velveteen
garden on South Washington avenue was
entered by burglars, who tapped the till,
Burglars broke into Thos. Corren's sa-
loon on Sixth avenue south between Wash
ington avenue and Third street, and stole
1000 cigars, $35 in cash, aud three revol-
vers.
The interior of Holy Rosary church is
| being renovated. The walls and ceiling
are being kalsomined and when the work
is completed it will add considerably to
the attractiveness and beauty of the edi-
fee.
Yesterday Officer Kennedy arrested a
drunken fellow named Broadbelt for
abusing his family. He had demolished a
large amount of furniture and when arrest
ed showed evidence of having been fight
ing.
Last evening one of Hull's wolves es-
capped from the KEEPER and took to the
brush along the banks of Bassett's creek.
A man with birth mark of VOLTS head
upon his hand was frightenedinto Mysteries
bordering on insanity by the occurrence.
The following parties received mar
riage licenses yesterday: W. Lichtwardt
and Mary Rompag; Frederick E. Russell
and Mary H. Moody; Christian Davidson
and Elvina Hansen; Henry L. CAN'T and
Mary A. Nash; Ole Larson Korbal and
Olivia Ggnderson.
The real name of the Lacrosse brewery
agent shot by highwaymen last Monday
night is Charles Beuck and not Burke as
enormously given to the papers. Mr.
Bueck rests comfortably considering his
painful wound and there is q possibility OF
his ultimate recovery.
The residence of A. Soderstrom, general
manager of the Swedish publishing com
pany in Oak Lake addition, was entered BY
burglars at about o'clock yesterday
morning. They secured SIS in cash, dia
mond pin and q pair of gold bowed specta
Giles. Load your shotgun.
Willie Mason, an East side lad, while
playing on the logs in the mill pond yes
, terday fell in. His companion, Frank
Howard, was pulled in in attempting 70
rescue the boy, and both had narrow
} escape. They were saved by men who
happened to be near by.
Our readers will remember that week
ago Robert Bratton instigated the arres
of his wife, Louisa, together with her para
l mOur, Hurlburt, upon charge of adultery
For some unaccountable reason when tn
case was called in the municipal court, i
, was dismissed at the motion of the count
| attorney. Now the husband is institutin!
= proceedings to get a decree of divorc
u | from his disIOvaI wife