Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-13
EIINNEAPoLIS GLOBELETs.

meet this morning.
The Hotel Gazette Office will be formally
opened this evening.
Sergeant Peter McKernan has assumed
the duties of his new Office.
The Comique theatre and1restaurant are
doing prosperous business these days.
The Boston still fourishes under Tom
Sullivan's management, who as caterer
cannot be beat.
The annual meeting of the alumni of
the high school will be held at the high
school hall on Friday evening.
THIS evening Col. Balm will deliver an
other lecture in Market hall. Subject
A Journey to the golden gate, of the land
We live in.
The case of Peter Hinkle against the
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway company,
beng decided adversely, will be taken to
the supreme court.
Thomas Which sustained a fracture of
his left leg yesterday from being thrown
from mis- carriage in runaway accident on
south Eighth street.
MRS n. A. Daly's residence in South
Minneapolis was entered By burglars early
yesterday morning, but were frightened
away by watch dog.
The funeral of Lawrence Reagan, the
threa-months- old son of Michael Reagan,
of 2-8 North First street, occurred at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. E. S. Williams has resigned the
pastorate Of the Second Congregational
church, to accept an invitation to work
among the unchurched masses.
Wa. Mahec was given a hearing yester-
dag before Judge Bailey upon the old as
sacLt and battery case. He was found
guilty and paid a fine Of SO and costs.
: derrick at the West hotel on Henne-
pin fell yesterday striking horse owned
By I. NJ. Parcher, liveryman, and so severe
II injuring the animal as 10 cause death.
Yesterday morning Harry Walker, of
the East side, let his hand come Il contact
with q single machine ana in consequence
mourns the loss of the ends Of three
fingers.
Mayer Ames refused to grant license to
seliquor in the neighborhood of the high
school, but the desired location eoaS not
''within the limits prescribed by law as
alleged by our erratic press.
A deed of the north half of block 90, Jack
son, Daniels d 1Yhitney's addition, granted
by A. J. Hill and Samuel H. Hill to Nathan
He-ricS, for the sum of $4,000, was fled
with Register HUM yesterday.
Luther under the ban of the church,
E -,
-ison hall last evening by Prof. r. F.
Werdner, of Rock Island, and was the
third IN the Martin Luther course"
The victim Of the stabbing affray is not
yet able to appear in court and the charge
against John Klain, Of assault with dan
geroUs weapon with intent to 90 great
bodily harm, was yesterday continued until
June 10.
The following persons were granted
marriage licenses yesterday: Dennis
O'B7iea and Johanna Callaghan, J. 4.
Powers and S. A. Atwood, W. Stringer and
Julia Ingerson, John Livingstadt and
Christian Peterson.
The case against Henry Miller, the OBJ
streperous butcher, who is charged with
disorderly conduct and interfering with a
police officer in making an arrest, has
again been continued in the police court,
this time until this morning.
The testimony alledged to have been ad
ducsd in the Wilson divorce case on Mon
day is purely the illusory conception Of a.
reporter who was not present at the trial
and who received q ''pointer" on the
street hours after, and than manufactured
testimony.
There were filed in the register Of
deeds Office yesterday the following p!ats:
Grand avenue addition TO Mlnnsa polls, by
Nathan Herrick and wife and Clarence L.
Herrlck, and De Groodt's subdivision lot
46, Excelsior, the latter beng dedicated
to the public by Clara NJ. and Z. S.
DeGroodt.
At Woods Opera house the sketch team,
Fielding & Walker are doing good work
this week. Nellie Brooks, the serio-comic
yocalist,gets her share of the applause an
Charles Oimond in his musical specialties
is clever indeed. The German comedy
business by Dock & Edwards pleases eve
ry5ody.
Christina Peterson is The name of the
deceived maiden and John Livingstadt
that OF the man who practiced his sinful
wiIes. A child was born, and Christina
instigated legal proceedings. John was
arraigned before Judge Bailey yesterday,
but was dismissed upon his taking to wife
the victim of his lust
The organization of the Park Avenue
Improvement association has been per-
fected, with Judge Koon, president, and
E. J. Phelps, secretary. A committee has
been appointed to take necessary steps
looking to the immediate improvement of
the a7enue. The jurisdiction of the society
extends from Tenth to Lake street.
/ race course is to be established in con-
nection with the Hotel st. Louis at Lake
Minnetonka, but will probably not be
opened for racing and trotting before next
season, owing to the vast amount of grad
ing, etc. It is looked upon as happy
idea by the turfmen of Minneapolis, and
will afford excellent sport next season.
All who have attended the University of
Michigan as students in any department
are requested to meet this evening at the
Office of Mahoney g. Donavan, in the NUM-
cipal court building, u Second street,
south The committee annOinte6 to draft