Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS
OF FICE-No. 6 Washington drenue, OPP
Sesite NicotIet House. Office hoatrs from 6
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


evening.
The Republican low license aldermen
were still on the ragged edge" yesterday
afternoon.
Sullivan has the best of everything the
market affords.
The Underwriters union was still in Sc
eret session yesterday.
1t is expected that the ice on Lake Min
netonka will break up in few days.
Barney McAuley will appear in the
Grand the first three nights of next week.
A long-felt want is being supplied in the
widening of the foot-ways to the suspen-
sion bridge.
The Robson & Crane season sale of re-
served seats opened yesterday morning
and was quite large.
Browns restaurant, in connection with
the Theater Comique, is strictly irst-class;
open night and day.
party of twenty-five gentlemen are ar
ranging TO go to Minnetonka on fishing
excursion on Saturday.
The Saucp Kate is ready for the sum-
mer'5 campaign as soon as the ice breaks
up on Lake Minnetonka.
Robson & Crane will open at the Grand
this evening in ''Sharps and Flats" and
are certain of a full house.
From 3 O'Clock until yesterday after
noon the mayors Office was stormed by
applicants for police appointments.
Work in widening the sidewalks on sus-
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Glenn's motion has been commenced.
A delegation of forty or fifty students
from the university attended the state ora
torical contest held at Mortified last
evening.
The real estate transfers for yesterday
amounted to $63,754, there being forty
eight deeds recorded at the registers Office
in Hennepin county.
John Bagley appeared yesterday and
filed complaint against Christina Bagley,
his wife, asking for a divorce, on the
ground of adultery.
This evening Harry Ellis, the leading
man of the McAllister company, will take
benefit at the Pence Opera house. Rose
dale will be the bill.
The benefit of Harry Ellis, the actor,
takes place at Pence Opera house tonight,
with the presentation of "Rosedale," at
which full house is certain.
The man who fired a pistol at Swede
policemen who responded to a call from
whistle and arrested him. IT'S too bad.
Comptroller Hill will, in the event nc
new license goes into effect prior to the
first Monday in May, proceed to issue sa-
loon and other licenses under the old ordi-
nance.
A gang of twelve Migrants or tramps
were before the municipal court yesterday,
but sentences were suspended under the
promise that they would Immediately leave
this city.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday: Peter O. Benson and
Gearty Larson; Joseph Carlson and Emma
G. Storke; John A. Peterson and Emma
G. Ellingquist.
A plat OF the Meeker Island Land and
Power companys addition to the city of
Minneapolis was filed in the Office of the
register of deeds by Louis F. Manage and
Wlle, cOuSISIlilS OF 900 lCtS.
The Journal placed Paul Schmideman
on record as having declared himself in
favor of a high license, when he had act
ually informed the reporter of that paper
that he was opposed to such measure.
Roger Vail, who has been teaching
school in Corcoran township the past
winter, called at the GLOBE Office yester-
day. He is now attending the Hennepin
county teachers institute in session at Ex-
celsior.
Yesterday George Gilters and Sarah
Gibson were arraigned before Judge
Bailey upon the charge of adultery, at the
instance of Sarah's hubby, Robert. The
court discharged the case upon the ground
that the prosecution failed to show case.
There were 200 applicants for police ap-
pointment before Mayor Ames yesterday.
Many were excellently qualified for the
position, while many were unfit. One re-
markable feature of the examination of
the applicants was in the fact that they
all claimed to weigh from IT'S to 22O
pounds. A gentleman present suggested
that had the mayor placed them on scales
their weight would in many instances have
shrunken materially.
The people of Minneapolis are beginning
to awaken to the realization of the we'll
known fact that the Tribune is reliable in
nothing. A certain druggist who does
business not far from the city hall upon
the authority of that lying sheet made a
wager with one citizen of fine suit of
clothes that the druggists license as fixed
at the special meeting Monday night by
the city council was only S.. He after
wards wagered silk hat with GLOBE sub
scriber upon the same condition. The
GLOBE stated that the license was fixed at
800, and of course told the truth. The
druggist lost both wagers.
Il PrecGricator.
"The last SANDER of Mayor Amos