Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The box sheet for the Keene engage
ment at the Grand will open tomorrow.
Officer John Byrnes will serve criminal
papers for the municipal court in the fu-
ture.
The Bryton theatrical company passed
through the city yesterday, on an eastern
tour.
The various committees frome the city
council held meetings yesterday after
noon.
j. Sitterlee has sold his Washington
avenue restaurant to Clayton Brothers, of
Brainerd.
With the exception of Leighton's new saw
mill, all the others in the city are in active
operation.
The erection of an elevator near their
''A" mill, will soon be commenced by G. A.
PillsburY & Co.
Martha Whitney filed papers yesterday
for a divorce from Julius Whitney, On the
grounds of adultery.
Sergt. Bates, of the mounted patrol, cuts
darling figure mounted upon his high
bred and spirited charger.
Charles McMullen of this city has been
awarded the contract for the erection Of
school house at Monticello,
The board of trade had a short session
yesterday morning, and no business OF
Importance was transacted.
The complaining witness not wishing to
prosecute John Mcdonald, who stole two
bottles of wine, he was discharged.
The Millers' association have already
purchased II 100000 bushels of wheat this
season, and contemplate purchasing 2,oO0,-
900 more.
The incorrigible drunkard Mary O'Brien
was again sent to the county Jail for
another twenty days to sober off from her
la st drunk.
Mrs. C. II. Foote has taken up her sum
mer residence at Prospect Hill on outer
Chicago avenue, where she will be joined
by Mr.. Foote soon.
A dinner will be given to. day to few
invited guests at the NicolIet, it being the
third anniversary of the opening of the
house by Col. John L. West.
young gentleman named Bassett,
formerly clerk of the supreme court, will
probably act as deputy of the criminal
court with Clerk L. A. Dunn.
w. W. McNair has let the contract for
the construction of his $25,OOO residence
on Hawthorne avenue, and it will be push
ed to completion as rapidly as possible.
The test of the SLOVENIAN sull1y plow did
not take place yesterday, as announced,
owing to unfavorable weather, but it will
take place to-morrow, at the hour and
place already given. Il
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
to J. B. Mecklenberg and G. K. Jeanson;
A. w. Magladry and Jennie L. Vance; II.
T. Richardson and Anna S. Long; John
Eicher and Antoinette Schefer.
The offices of the Washhurn &c" mill
have undergone complete renovation and
the walls will soon be decorated by beau
tiful oil painting of the Washburn mills as
they appeared before the great explosion.
The two men arrested for obtaining
money by falsely representing themselves
as the agents of the Swedish newspaper,
as heretofore published in these columns,
will be given a preliminary examination
to-day.
The Indictment against Terrell Brothers
of the Concert hall Oh North Washington
avenue, which by the way was a matter of
malicious persecution, did not hold water.
Several charges were included in the one
Indictment.
A boat containing James Walk, son of
Capt. Walker, Of the Luabernla't, and Or.
Billings, the feed man, was up -, on Lake
Minnetonka last Sanday, and tGe ovcu-
pants were thoroughly dronched before
they reached the shore, about 200 feet dis
tant.
johnson, Smith & Harrison will have all
the men they need in few days to fill the
vacancies caused by the late strikers, and
they emphatically state that for the future
their Office will be a non union one, and
no others but non-union men need apply
for work.
The Minneapolis Tribune company yes
terday filed papers with the clerk of the
court, praying that writ of ID andamus be
issued against Mayor Ames for printing
done by the company, under contract
with the city of Minneapolis, amounting
to $617.
The Ream collection of oil paintings on
sale at Wales & Co.'s at their Nicollet av-
enue art store were still the center of at
traction among the lovers of fine art yes
terday. Large throngs of people visited
the gallery and Cc;Hanially in the evening
were the rooms literally packed by an ad-
miring public.
Yesterday afternoon the committee on
public grounds and buildings met to con-
slider the matter of turning over the city
lots adjoining the Winthrop school build
ing on the east side to the park commits
sion. If they do so instead of selling the
lots for residences, the grounds will be
much improved in appearance.
Charles Lester, Frank Smith and Charles
Penders, the three hoodlums and roughs
who SO brutally assaulted an East-side
man as reported in yesterdays GLOBE viii
be given hearing in the municipal court
this morning. They were placed under
$500 each but as Smith and Lester could
not furnish them they went to jail.
Sheriff Stoddart visited Carver county
on Sunday and succeeded in capturing
Herbert Bungard, the burglar of Eden