Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Go to the Com1que restaurant; anyways
open.
That's right, come right along to Suill-
vans Boston restaurant.
The assessments of the chamber OF
commerce are being promptly paid up.
Trot out the new street commissioners.
There is big job awaiting their action
W.T.. Bowers started yesterday for the
Canadian Pacific for summer campaign
The gambling houses, in accordance
with the mayors order, have all closed their
doors.
The photographs of the members of
COMPANY are on exhibition in the Nicollet
house lobby.
Joseph Goodrich was fined $1o.45 for
calling his wife indecent names by Judge
2 Ley yesterday.
Riohon Wilkin, charged with larceny,
gas arraigned yesterday but the examina-
ion was continued until April 16.
There is great danger to pedestrians in
passing the walls Of the burned Eastman
block, and it should be attended to.
In the case Of Charles Fraker against the
Manitoba Railway company he was award
ed $1,000 instead of $2,107.50 sued for
A post mortem examination held on the
i FAINT body found in shed Wednesday
r.vealed the fact that it was not born
live.
Yesterdays transfers of real estate
amounted to S71,440, there being thirty
sight deeds filed at the register Office in
Hennepin county.
The Bicycle club postponed their first
run of the season, which was to have taken
place yesterday afternoon, on account of
the muddy condition of their course.
Charles Hawkinson was fined SIS and
costs by Judge Bailey yesterday for disor-
derby conduct, and Nels Carlson, who in
terfered with Hawkinson's arrest, was
fined so.
It is now quite evident that Comptroller
Hill, who holds new clerical Office, wishes
to set himself up as an executive. 1t may
result unpleasantly to him when he makes
another attempt to carry off the Office.
Yesterday special Judge of the munich
pal court, Stephen Mahoney, performed
his initial official act in uniting a happy
pair in wedlock. The contracting parties
were Henry Moser, of Carver county, and
Miss Annie Ball, of Minneapolis.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Henry Moser and Annie Ball, JUL
US Henning and Augusta Dohn, John
Konuf and Mary Baron, Nicholas KEGS and
Elizabeth Herman, Anton E. Engh and
Annie johnson, Hogan Peterson and Jan
eta Olson.
W. S. Freer, E. L. Conner, n. Francis
and George Reese left yesterday for the
terminus of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
This quartet starts out in quest of hard
work, and it is thought by their friends
that they will find it, but it will be when
walking home.
Sarah Weeks had her husband Hobart,
who is apparently 'bad medicine" to
gether with one William Clark, arrested on
a charge OF assault and battery. They
were arraigned before Judge Bailey, who
dismissed the case. The complaining wit
ness and the defendants are 'three of a
kind.''
1t now seems quite probable that the
city council will at its next meeting de-
clare the election of Judson N. Cross to
the Office of city attorney null and void,
and order a new election, when there is
little doubt that Chas. Il. Benton will be
elected by at least two-thirds vote of the
council.
Three families and many others of this
city were exposed to small pox patient
at the American house, First strect north,
whom it was supposed had typhoid
fever and was treated for the same, until
growing worse the health officer was mott
fed, who found the trouble to be small
pox, and the patient (Myers) was removed
TO the pest house Monday night.
1t will be remembered that during the
year 1873 Mayor Ames saved the city just
$1,7O0 in contesting the Ira Murphy case.
He employed an attorney at his own ex-
pense, and the city council expressed its
gratitude by refusing to reimburse hims
for moneys expended in the suit, 1t having
been necessary in the interests of the city
to employ lawyer other than the city at
torney. And now Mayor Ames finds him
self in another predicament of a similar
nature. An action is to be brought by the
city against the Tribune company to re-
cover rents due the city for that company's
occupancy of the city hall building, and
also for violating the lease held by the
building to David Blakely without author
ity from the city council, and owing to the
undoubted connection of our present Ill
legal city attorney with the Tribune com
pany, he being one of the proprietors
thereof, the mayor again finds it necessary
to employ outside counsel.
sheriff from Iowa came to Minneapo-
lis yesterday and arrested Patrick Nc
Ginty, a highly respectable farmer of Me-
dina township in this county. 1t seems
that by some means Mr.. McGinty became
possessed of certain Iowa school orders
which he had reason to suppose were worth
less. He showed them to Minneapolis
attorney who offered him 81 for them
Thinking it good joke on the attorney
and explaining that he did not believe
they were worth cent he accepted the
proposition. The attorney sent them to
Iowa and they were cashed. Bu
it turns out that they were, a:
Mr.. McGinty supposed valueless, and
now an action has been un
fortunately brought against him. Mr.. Nc
Ginty is an old settler in Hennepin county
where he has lived nearly thirty years, and