Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-08
MINI EAPOLIS
OF FIoE-NO. 6 WUsFsingeor Gve,sise, OPP
sosite :Nico'let House, Office hours faonr
.. ~. to 10o'clock %. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The ice at this point commenced to move
yesterday.
Set 'em up at the Boston restaurant.
Open all night.
Hotel de Munger was crowded with
DRINKS last night.
For the best supper in the city try the
ComiqSe restaurant. Never closes.
The licenses to wed issued by Clerk
Davenport last week numbered twenty
eight.
Clenbie Kiell has begun suit for d.
vorce from Henry Keill, alleging desertion
as the cause.
]. G. Oswald, of the p ark commission,
was present at the secret caucus of the
Republican aldermen yesterday.
F. B. Bailey. appeared in the district
court yesterday morning and took the
oath of Office as municipal judge.
The little town of Osseo enjoyed a visit
from burglars on Friday night. They blew
open a safe and extracted about $50.
The 8 o'clock meeting to-day of the Re-
form club will be held at Market hall. The
chaplain will discourse on the Conspiracy
of Sanballat."
It is said that gang of ''bunko steer
ers'' are among US and are trying to get
in their work on the inhabitants of this
highly moral burg.
In the special term of the district court
yesterday divorces were granted in the
cases of Mahala D. Young, VS. William ID.
Young, and Bertha Alghrin, VS.. Peter G..
Alghrin.
The jury in the Gratjan-Hobart case
yesterday awarded the plaintiff $1,000 or
lust one-tenth of the amount that he want
ed for the seduction of his wife by the
other fellow.
A specia. meeting of the city council
was held last night and 900 was trans
ferred to the board of water commission
ers to defray the expenses of putting in
the intake pipe.
The policy of appointing a member of
the park commission as city attorney will
undoubtedly lead to some very peculiar
legal complications, in which the city will
not be likely to gain anything.
Articles of incorpora ton of the Mime
sofa Loan and Trust company were filed
with the register Of deeds yesterday. The
incorporators are Z. J. Buxton, V. G.
Hush, T. A. Harrison and others.
John Smith reported at police headquar-
tiers yesterday that a ''fy" young man
named Dick Wilkins had stolen his watch
and charm and gold ring from his room
at his boarding place at % South Fourth
street.
The Society of st. George last evening
elected the following officers: DR.. George
Sermon, president; Mr.. Dan Douglas,
treasurer; Mr.. w. B. Bennett, secretar Y.
Messrs. John Chant, II. j. Richardson nd
w. j. Girling were elected trustees.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to f. H. Cashier and Minnie Van Valken-
berg, Andrew T. Salum and Matte Hen
erickson, Matthias Harrer and Elizabeth
Herberger, August Chopper and Johanna
Schecher, Richard S. MCGUIRE and Irene j.
Parson.
On Thursday evening, April 10, the
scholars Of the high school will give an
entertainment at high school hall, the
purpose being to provide funds for gradu-
ating exercises. Under the efficient man
agement of Mr.. Gage, teacher of elocution
at the high school, every preparation has
been made to insure the success of the en-
tertaInment in every respect. The pro-
gramme embraces several spirited recita-
tons and some choice music, the leading
feature being a drama in three acts, en-
titled ''The Spirit Of '96.'
The Pioneer yesterday gave publication
to an item which the GLOBE knows to be
unfounded, in that it stated that it had
been authorized by A. T. Ankeny, the
Democratic candidate for judge of the
municipal court, to state that he should
not contest Bailey's election upon the
ground that the students from various
parts of the country in attendance
upon the Augsburg seminary and
state university are not legal voters in
Minneapolis. On the contrary. before de-
parting for Chicago, Mr.. Ankeny took care
to place the matter in the hands of the
Democratic city committee, and a GLOBE
reporter calling upon the various members
of that committee, was informed that the
committee had canyassed the question and
had arrived. at the conclusion
that the legalityof students voting should
be thoroughly tested, and consequently
would contest the election.