Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The Prohibition city convention will be
held In Harrison. hall this afternoon.
The most elegant suppers in the city
are served at the Comique restaurant.
The general opinion is that the jury in
the Hansan case will retuR verdict of
not guilty.
The Rifle club will hold the first practice
shoot of the season on the long range this
afternoon.
Any time, day or might, when you
want good meal, drop into the Boston
restaurant.
Ed Cramsie was among the sdrunksn
sent to the rock pile for ten days by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
j. G. Slofter returned Yesterday from
New Orleans, Florida and Havana, after
being absent ten weeks.
Col. Morrow, recently of FaribauIt, has
permanently located in this city, and has
opened law Office over the First National
bank.
The management of the Grand Opera
has decided upon the price of 81 for the
best part of the house and $3.50 for the
gallery on the opening night.
The case of Walter OFT against Martin
V. Shaw, for $4,000 damages for in
juries received by ans accidental shotgun
wound, has been dismissed in the district
court.
A little girl only ten years of age, who
is about to become a mother, and who
came to this city from st. Paul, was YES
terday taken to the College hospital fol
medical care.
Mr.. James Wheeler is performing his
wonderful club act at the Comique this
week and wins repeated encores every
night. Some new and handsome scenery
has just been put on the stage.
The case of Anders johnson against Geo
McMullen in the district court, for So
600 damages for injuries received by an
accident while employed upon the Pills
bury B mill, has been settled and dis
missed.
On Sunday evening the Minneapolis
Harmonic society, assisted by Danz's full
orchestra, will tender their director, Prof
Hern Richards Stempf benefit concert in
Harmonic hall. This will be the leading
German musical event of the season.
Peter Griffin, miller employed in the
Washburn mill, was before his honor yes
terday for drunkenness. 1t was shown
that while 'full as tick" he drove off st.
Paul peddler's team and had a great jambo
rec. He was sent to the rock pile thirty
days.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Holm Edwardson and Thea Christian
son, George Barrett and Minerva E. Har-
ris. Amedee Robillard and Delvina LIE
mieu, Charles Wilcox and Kittie Thornton
Jens Nelson and Mini Hand, Herman Lie
dea and Austine Rode, Sumner Strickland
and Mary Chapman.
A picayunish granger dropped into 6
barber shop yesterday for shave. After
the towels were carefully tucked around
his neck, and just as the barber was about
to cover his face with Iather, the granger
asked, SLOW much for a shaver" Fifteen
CENTS was the laconic reply. 'Let me
out, l know where can get shaved for ten
cents" cried the granger, and in a moment
he ran tearing from the shop.
Yesterday afternoon the new board Of
editors of the Ariel met at the university
and organized by electing Elmer Z. Adams
managing editor aud John w. Pomeroy
business manager. The departments were
distributed as follows: Editorials, I. w
Matthews; literary and personals, A. NJ
Baldwin; note book, Miss Emma Twingge
home, hits and happenings, James Gray
exchanges, Thomas E. Russell.
Several very provoking Typographical
errors crept into the interview with Mr.
Downs relative to the telephone exchange
published in yesterdays GLOBE, one of the
most aggravating of which was the state
ment that the new company had ordered
fifty-eight new cables of sixty wires each
to be put up between the city hall building
and the Syndicate block, when it should
have read two cables of fifty wires each.
The company has ordered nearly $4,000
worth of new supplies and materials.