Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

For nice supper go to the Comique
restaurant.
Get s'more turkey to-day at the Boston
restaurant.
The prohibition flag is flying in front of
Harrison hall.
Secret Service drew fair business at
Pence last night.
A regular meeting of the city council
Will be held this evening.
". NJ. Bracket is interested in the dis
trict telegraph system in this city.
marriage license was issued yesterday
to George Mead and Alice Pearson.
The council will take action upon the
purchase of the electric light mast this
evening.
Officer Malone found a box on South
Washington avenue containing pair of
gold bracelets yesterday morning.
Christina johnson has commenced pro-
ceedings for a divorce from Edward NJ.
Johnson. Desertion is the cause alleged.
The Republicans mention V. G. Hush, E
II. Moulton, w. E. Burwell and F. M.
city treasurer to-day.
The prohibitionitis attended the RepubIi-
can primaries of the Third ward over fifty
eight strong on Monday night and beat
the ultra Republicans out of their nomina-
ton.
1t was rumored upon the streets that DR..
Weddings pardon by Gov. Hubbard was
very probable It would be in accordance
with the popular sentiment in Minneap
oils.
The board of county commissioners met
yesterday and accepted the auditors judi
cial statement for the year just passed,
and transacted other business of minor
Importance.
Jake Barge's prospects for nomination
in the Republican convention to-day don't
look as bright as Jake wished, but he will
rally his forces and make desperate fight
however. In the event he is beaten in the
convention he announces himself an indie
pendent candidate.
Timothy Mahoney, the wooden-legged
wretch who made an indecent exposure
of his person and a heinous assault upon
Miss E. Boteler on Twenty ninth avenue,
assault and sent to the rock pile for ninety
days by Judge Cooley yesterday.
Alfred Leland, the fellow arrested upon
the charge of attempting to rape the little
girl, as published in yesterdays GLOBE
was arraigned before Judge Cooley upon
the charge. The evidence was not as clear
as it might be, and hence he was simply
found guilty of assault. A fine of $75 and
costs was decreed, but in default he was
committed for ninety-eight days at hard
labor.
One of the most pleasant and enjoyable
events of the season was the opening of
Paurs sample and lunch room at 205
Nicollet avenue yesterday. Cold lunch
was served from 8 o'clock until late hour
last evening to a multitude of hungry oiti-
zens. The establishment has been elegantly
fitted up by the prOprietors, Paul Schmide-
man and Frank Shaw,and stands second to
none in the city.
PhiIlis Mcmillan, son of Mrs. Mcmillan,
occupying rooms in the Hale block, has
been missing from his home since Mon
day noon. He was clad in a dark suit of
clothes and a light hat, but a light colored
suit of clothes was taken away, which
would indicate that the lad was intending
to make an extended trip. Mrs. Mcmillan
notified the police this morning, who wHl
endeavor to gain some clue as TO the miss
ing boy whereabouts.
Parties from almost any accessible point
along the line of the various roads leading
into st. Paul and Minneapolis can attend
the great musical performances the first
week in April at cheap rate. The North
ern Pacific and Manitoba roads arranged
yesterday for 40 per cent. discount on
round trip tickets during that week, and
the other roads had previously decided on
a discount of SO per cent, except fol
Saltwater, which will be 81 to and from
st. Paul and $1.25 to and from Minneapo
lis. There will be a good many tickets
taken along the lines of these roads, and il
is possible that excursion trains will also
be run.
nj. Abraham, a young Hebrew, was ar
rested yesterday by special officer of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
company on a warrant issued by J. G.
Waugh, of Fergus Falls, upon charge OF
raising an excess baggage mileage
ticket from 100 to 600 pounds
so that he's has been carrying
500 more pounds of baggage than ne was
entitled to upon the conditions of his mile
age ticket as originally issued. He wa;
incarcerated ipl the city lookup to await
an examination. After retaining j. w
Lawrence, Esq, as counsel he demanded
to be arraigned at once, but up to late
hour Judge Cooley could not be found, anG
consequently papers for a writ of habeai
corpus were written up.
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