Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS
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MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.


Last night Barney McAuley opened to
good house at the Grand.
F. B. Bailey has employed Shaw and Gil
fl!an to defend the election contest.
The residents of Highland Park have
formed an Improvement association.
Sullivan's Boston restaurant is the place
to go for everything the market affords.
The Comique restaurant is the place to
go for your oysters after the show. Open
all night.
Yesterday the court granted decree IN
the divorce case of Lizzie Pollard against
Samuel E. Pollard.
Yesterday morning nine husky Migrants
were ushered before his honor, Judge Bal
ley, but were discharged.
The real estate transfers for yesterday
amounted to S53,141, there being thirty
two deeds fled st the registers Office.
The election contest will give Judge
Mahoney good solid plurality. One error
has already been detected in the re-
turns.
A fire occurred in Dr.. Lawrence's resi-
Q6UcSs COEHSr VI 1ullO @FOAUO 0Oo'i- S1AAN
Eighth street, yesterday morning, doing
about $25 damage.
The new glue factory of Upham, Wyman
s, CO. vii be ready to start up this week
aud their packing house at Midway will be
opened next month.
Tramps entered a house on Third av-
enus southeast between Sixth and Sew
Lo1a I,o,. Of al
of great value on Sunday night.
Mary O'Brieu was sent to Jail for TWEEN
ty days by Judge Bailey yesterday. Mary
has bobbed up quite frequently, generally
three times a week, in the police court Of
late.
Deacon Nettleton was sued by the city
three months ago to collect quarters
rent, and yesterday he was sued again. He
Will doubtless hustle around and get the
money now.
Frances Barnes, the madam of an East
Side bagnio, was before the municipal
court yesterday together with six inmates.
She paid a fine of $50 and costs while her
six disciples each paid fines of so and
costs.
Biasius Galifus, a Prussian forty five
years of age, committed suicide by hang
ing himself or farm in Brooklyn on Sat
urday. He leaves wife and two SONS in
Canada. The remains have been brought
to Minneapolis.
Wheat and provisions continue to advance
Yesterday wheat and corn in Chicago ad-
vanced 1c above the prices of Saturday
and on pork 30c per barrel. The Mime
apol1s market showed an advance of 1c Oh
wheat and 10 on corn.
Al adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil will be held this evening, and the con-
tents of the large envelopes in the posses
sion OF the city clerk, from his honor the
mayor, will then be made public. Inter
ested parties are almost breathless with
expectancy.
The Republican organs are on hand Civ
ing Bill Washburn any amount of sicken
ing taffy. The Journal says his 'mind hal
ripened rapidly" etc. 1t has been sug
gested that the fruit referred to was too
ripe before he went to Washington and
with more ripening must smell badly.
blind man, named Robert Kufferman
was found dead in his bed at his residence
No. rs South Fourth street, YESTERDAY
morning. He retired on Sunday night il
apparent good health. The cause OF the
death has not yet been developed, although
the coroner will to-day hold post morton
on the remains.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Eugene Walton and Catherine Elliott
Lawrence Leitechuh and May Mons; Mat
thew McGinn and Margaret McKenna; H
7 I I'll
liam Anderson and Josephine Carlson
James Boche and May Rice; Michael Mar
tin and Kate Fryer.
The old one story frame building the OF
corner of Fourth street and Seventh av
enue south, formerly a boiler shop bu
used CT late as q stable, was blown to tn
ground yesterday. No damage was dom
other than the demorelizing Of the build
ing, the horses having been removed
short time previous.
Papers were filed in the district cour
yesterday by Sheldon L. Brown II a,
action against the Minneapolis Il ST. Loui
Railway company, asking for judgmen
for the sum of $4,000 for injuries sustaine
by the collision OF the LOGON otive, Of whic
he was their engineer with some freigh
cars standing OF the track near Winthrop
last November.
Emma Williams filed a complaint yes
terday against Joseph Williams, askin
for divorce on the ground of desertiol
and asking further that she may be award
ed the care and custody of two children
issue of the marriage, alleging that th
said Joseph Williams is of a wandering
immoral and passionate character, who'll
united for the care and protection of til
children.
The designations accepted.