Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

square meal.
Capt. E. G. Babb left yesterday for Alb
erdeen, D. L.
Everything the market affords at the
Comique restaurant.
The work of enlarging st. Paul's church
has been commenced.
The neighborhood of the state university
is infested by a gang of clothes line
thieves.
Several dudes from the sanity city have
honored the Grand Opera with their at
tendance.
The case against Thomas Mullane for
larceny was dismissed by Judge Bailey
yesterday,
Manager Wood of the Pence Opera
house is arranging for new attractions
next week.
H. NJ. Carpenter has gone to Chicago
and VIM Bracket has returned from that
Garden city.
The streets of this city sadly need
sprinkling, and the matter should be at
tended to at once.
One of the grand jurors named Abra-
ham Palmer, fell in swoon and was re-
moved to the residence of his sister.
j. NJ. MacNamara, of the Haverly min
strels, and an old time Mlnneapolitan, was
in the city for few days this week.
This afternoon game Of base ball will
be played between the Brown Stockings
and the Toyclubs on the Snyder lot.
Edwin P. Fox, late member of the New
York bar, was admitted yesterday to prac-
tioe in the courts of Minnesota.
The work of excaVating for the founda-
ton of Colton's new block, corner of MIC
ollet and Ninth street, was commenced yes
terday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Samuel A. Wheaton and Fannie +. Ken
dali, Jacob Peismenger and Caroline Sen
senbecher.
The grand excursion given by old THAI
maturgus to Minnetonke occurs this morn
ing, and many will have reason to thank
him for his generosity.
The grand jury returned budget to the
COURT yesterday containing sundry indict-
ments but as yet reporters are denied a
knowledge Of their contents.
Jerome G. Layman, who was seriously
hurt few days ago, by being thrown from
his buggy, is still confined to his room, but
Is slowly recovering from his injuries.
A gentleman from Detroit, Mich, will
soon erect large malt house on the line
of the Minnesota Transfer. It will be q
large structure and will be commenced
soon.
A plat was filed with the register of
deeds yesterday by A. Il. Bode conveying
to the public six lots on the shores of Lake
Minnetonka, to be known as Minnetonka
Beach.
John Martin, brakeman, in attempting
to board an Omaha train, fell with great
force, fracturing the left arn and narrow
~ escaped being crushed beneath the
cars.
The Hess company sang Sullivan's new
comic opera "Iolanthe," at the Grand last
night, in an acceptable style and won the
general approval of the cultivated audi
ence in attendance.
Charles Allen yesterday caused the arrest
of Harry Flynn on the charge of breaking
the paw of canine belonging to the plain
tiff, and the case comes off this morning in
the municipal court.
Harry Lawrence was the recipient of a
vigorous kick from an unruly horse, caus-
ing q compound fracture of the hip bone.
1t may be said the equine had him ION the
hip with vengeance.
The committee who made q Compare
tive test between gas and electric light, are
said to be in favor of the city purcha7ln.,
the use of the electric mast on Bridge
square for $4,000 per annum.
H. M. Laboucher, wife and five children,
with governess and nurse, are registered at
sterdam, Holland, to see the city in which
they were married nine years ago.
plat of Brook addition was filed with
the register of deeds yesterday by Christie
pher G. Garvey conveying to the public
the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section Is, town %, range "a.
Col. P. B. Walker, who has returned
from Winnipeg, reports the weather ex-
ceedingly cold up there. He witnessed a
snow and hail storm last Wednesday and
saw farmers blowing with buffalo over
coats on.
The establishment here of new bank
by Michigan capitalists is being talked of.
The corner diagonally opposite the Clark
house was settled upon as the site, but as a
part of that has been sold itleaves them to
look farther.
The residence of H. R. Jordon, Four
teenth street south was burglariously en-
tered a few nights ago by a party of
thieves who are evidently green at the
business, for they got scared and de-
camped without taking anything.
Prof. Dexter who was here during fair
time last year, and previously with the
notorious quack, DIR. Flattery, is now
in Florida performing monkey tricks In
mesmerism on the unsophisticated in that
region. He is fraud of the first water
and richly merits the penitentiary.
The park subject is receiving considera-
BILE attention just now in North Minneapo-
lis. The majority seem to be in favor OF
taking the pest house property, which is
owned by the city and which will soon be
vacated. 1t is thought that the city might
take a turn of mapnaminity and deed it IL