Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

A special meeting of the city council was
held last night.
The board of education will hold their
annual meeting to-day.
The Hess English Opera company will
appear in the Grand in May.
Visit the Comique restaurant for your
refreshments after the theater.
Wines, liquors and cigars of the choicest
brands at Sullivan's Boston restaurant.
On Thursday evening Robson s Crane
will open three nights engagement in
the Grand opera.
The first presentation in this city of
"O'Neal the Great" was given at Pence
opera house last night.
1t was pretty busy day ii the police
court and occupied the attention of the
judge until nearly dark.
The Brurswick-Balke Billiard Table
company have removed their Office and
salesroom TO the hall over the White ele-
plant.
The mayor will receive applications for
appointments to the police force at his.
Office Wednesday afternoon between the
hours OF and D.
The real estate transfers for yesterday
amounted to $3.50, 164.16, there being forty
seven deeds filed at the registers Office in
Hennepin county.
The grading of Lyndale avenue, awarded
to Tobin Brothers, contractors, was COM
menced yesterday, and will be rapidly
pushed to completion.
At the special meeting of the board of
water commissioners held yesterday after
noon, Commi ssioner Waters presented the
plans for new pump of 100000 gal
Ions capacity, which plans were adopted.
Mrs. Laura West Brandt, wife of Mr.. A.
R. Brandt, of West & Brandt, died on Sun
day evening. The deceased was an es
| Unable lady and leaves large circle of
friends and acquaintance to mourn her
| demise.
! A deed was recorded at the registers
Office yesterday by which a large tract of
real estate in Gale & Jewetts addition was
transferred to Louis F. Menage by Abby
Haley and wife, of Newton, Mass, for the
consideration of $S2,500.
Several parties were arrested yesterday
upon the suspicion of being connected with
the recent safe blowing burglaries. Some
pretty good pointers are in the possession
of the police, and it is thought conviction
will follow further investigation.
| A meeting will be held next Thursday
to take into consideration the establish
ment of a boulevard between the rival
cities. Bishop Ireland, Col. W. S. King
and other Minneapolis and st. Paul gentle
men interested in the scheme will be
present.
At the pastors meeting yesterday morn
ing comparatively little was done. The
paper on "Sanctity of the Lords Day. by
Rev. Field not being prepared was post
poned until the last Monday in the month
when it will be presented At the next
meeting DIR. Campbell will present a
paper on ''The Relations of the Old to the
New Testament
Yesterday, Chief Shortall, of Saltwater,
came over to Minneapolis and arrested
John Manning, formerly connected with
the editorial staff of the Tribune, for for
gerry. The chief traced him from SILVIA
ter to st. Paul and thence here. What the
amount forged was, the reporter did not
learn. Manning was at once taken to
Saltwater.
At the special session of the board of
water works commissioners held in the
: mayors Office yesterday afternoon, the
superintendent was authorized to adver-
tise for proposals for putting into the
pump house a 000,0O0-gallon pump.
The bids must be received on or before
April 81. See advertisement in another
column.
The sheriff of Lincoln county, Wisconsin,
yesterday arrested man employed in the
University avenue street car barn, for the
larceny of 5000 some time ago. The sher-
iff called upon Chief Munger for assis-
lance, explaining that the man he wanted
was desperate character. Two officers
were accordingly detailed to make the ar
rest. The prisoner was taken to Wiscon-
sin.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Peter j. Mechin and Johanna S.
Carlson, Fred. E. Hay and Eva S. Klager
George S. Bickwen and Alice B. White,
Justus D. Sharrar and Mary E. Dietrich,
Robert Greosmuehl and Ocha H. Howlan,
George II. Perkins and Florence NJ. Adams,
, Andrew Erickson and Annie Olson, w. L.
Roebuck and Title l.. Ochard, Octave
Caron and Lizzie Bourgeois. Charles A.
Kicker and Martha Grants.