Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
MINNEAPOLIS aLosELErs

O'CLOCK.
News items were evidently frozen up
yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $31,677.5O.
The employees returned to the old
prices and the coopers' strike has ended.
The Vaudevillecompany at Pence Oper q
house is attracting large houses.
Tae district lodge I. o. G.. T., will be in
session in Freyu lodge rooms to-day.
Dr.. Hinsch delivered a lecture before the
Turner society at Turner hall last night.
All the piers, save one, for the new
Northern Pacific railway bridge has been
completed.
Visit thu Boston restaurant at any hour
for refreshments and you will be served in
good style.
New pool table and mirror for sale
cheap, by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minneha-
ha avenue.
Yesterday was the lightest in the police
court for months. There vera only four
criminal cases.
Yesterday plat Of Ridgway's first add
ton to Minneapolis was filed in the regig-
ter of deeda' Office.
In the case Of Peter SCHILLER sgains.
Anna Fegsn ct al. the jury gave verdict
yesterday IN favor of defendant.
IN the suit brought by Stephen D. Moore
against McQuaide & Styles, the court yes
tsrdey ordered judgement for defendants.
The Modieska company which finished
It's season at the Grand last evening, will
appear at st. Paul the balance of the
week.
Judge Bailey held John johnson to
await the action of the grand jury upon
the charge of stealing gold watch from
r. E. Bader.
In the matter Of the appeal of Levi n i.
Stewart from the award of commissioners
IN re university lands the jury yesterday
gave verdict of $1,000 for plaintiff.
There is probably no city in the Union
where there is such recklessly fast driving
upon the streets as in Minneapolis. This
IS remarked by strangers who visit US.
There were two fire alarms last evening.
One called the department to box A in
North Minneapolis and the other to North
First street. Slight damages in both in
stances.
In the municipal court yesterday julius
Smith entered a plea of guilty to the
charge of larceny OF buffalo robe pre-
ferred by Matt Gross, and he was commit
ted thirty days.
The "Gilberie" of Modjeska in "Frou
Frou," is prominently the most artistic
piece of acting, all things considered,
which Minneapolis audience has ever
been treated to.
The water tax for the next ak months
falls due on Tuesday, and the superinten-
dent OF the water works gives notice that
unless the tax is paid, the supply will be
promptly shut of.
This evening Mel Burgess will open at
the Grand in "Vim," comedy written by
Minneapolis lady. The play will have
unusual local interest and will doubles
attract large audiences.
Yesterday afternoon q new overcoat
worth $25 was stolen from Jailer Sheri-
dan in his office in the county Jail. He
suspects the thief and hopes to have him
In the bastile ere many days.
All the Irish societies of Minneapolis
including tho Wolfe Tone Rifles, will be
represented at the Irish state convention
which meets here to-day at A. o. II. hall,
no Washington avenue, south.
Water WAS shut off yesterday morning al
seven o'clock, on Central avenue east of
Fourth street, Seventh street southeast and
Fifth street northeast, for the purpose OF
making connections and to change q gate
Joseph Ridge way, the druggist, received
judgement for $500 against DR.. Alfred
Bray for goods sold and delivered, and
which the defendant has neglected to pay.
Supplementary proceedings will soon be
instituted against the disciple of Escula-
Plus.
The argument of c. NJ. Ferguson, Esq,
in tho libel suit of DR.. D. Leonard Pratt
against the Pioneer Press company is con-
sidered by the bench and bar as being a
masterpiece of argumentstive pleading
In fact it has placed the young gentleman
in the front rank Of his profession.
The following candidates for matrimo-
NAL honors received licenses to wed yester-
day; John Nyquist and Emma Johnson;
Charles Scherman and Mary Andrews;
Philip S. Houghton and Minna Sheeks; II.
@. Colcord and Martha s. Wallace; John
N. Holmgren and Cecilia Swanson; David
Lacrosse and Mary Charpentier.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the residence of II. L. An
drews, No. 1878 Three and ous-half ave-
nue. south, and the building and portion
OF the contents were destroyed. The
building was owned by s. b. Miller, and
and was valued at $1,000; partially insur-
ed. Mr.. Miller estimstes his loss upon
furniture at $500, upon which he held a
800 policy in the Buffalo German.
Every disinterested per SON is elatsd
over the verdict gained by DIR. Pratt
against the Pioneer Press. On the first
ballot, four Jurors we're in favor of giving
him $4,000 damages; on the second bal
lot eight were for $500 but they all final
ly agreed upon giving the plaintiff S., 1000.
The argumentative eloquence of C. NJ.
Ferguson had considerable influence on
the minds of the jury. It is not very
probable that q new trial will Be granted.
Father Connolly, of Kilkenny, Mimi,
who IS q delegate to the Irish state con-