Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.


dog licenses.
The humane society held meeting yes
terday afternoon.
CO.. Woods attractions at Pence opera
house are drawing good houses this week.
Preparations on an extended scale are
being made for the fair to be held here
this fall.
The box sheet for sale of tickets for
Furnished Rooms season is now open at
the grand.
The number of boarders with Sheriff
Stoddard now is ''three score and ten,'
lacking seven.
John Thielan for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday paid fine of $50 an
costs yesterday.
Brown, of the Con1ique restaurant, in
his bill of fare cannot be excelled. Cigars
and liquors of the best brand continually
on hand.
Yesterday Mayor Ames ordered the
newly promoted officers Of the police de-
partment to don the insignias Of their re-
spectiye Offices.
In Justice to Charles E. Locke, it should
be stated that he did reward Mr.. Hender-
son, who found the $1,000 in the Nicollet
house, with $50 present.
W. ". Cole, the circus man, who is to
exhibit here on the 4th of July, has en-
gagged lots at the corner of Franklin and
Cedar avenues for his purpose.
Don't fail to visit the Boston restaurant
ana partake of Sullivan's strawberry short
cake. His edibles and drinkables are unex-
cepdonable in quality and style.
q. T. Schertzer's little child, fifteen
months old, fell in tub head foremost,
on the farm in Wayzata, and was drowned
before the accident was discovered.
II the case of Jacob Stone VS.. Elijah A.
Harmon, tried before Judge Koon on
Monday evening, the jury retur ned a YER
dict for plaintiff in the sum of $500.
Farnsworth & Wolcott have recently
become investors in Bismarck property.
The capital of Dakota will boom if more
men like them invest in its real estate.
1t was not probable last night that James
Harvey, the man shot by Martin Flynn,
who is new in custody for the crime, on
Saturday night week, Will survive the
night.
The faculty for the university haYe ar
ranged for the continuance of a summer
school for teachers, which will open at the
university July 10 and continue four
weeks.
The following persons got licenses yes
terday to get linked in the bonds of Hymn
en-: A. L. Nelson and Betsey Peterson;
". L. Thorpe and Fife NJ. Bowen; George
L. Crazy and Mrs. NJ. D. Mcintosh.
To the honor Of the publishers of the
Northwestern Review, which died in its in
fancy in this city, be it said they are
pursuing an honest course in refundlng
subscriptions to those who paid for the
magazine in advance.
The Hennepin County Medical society,
al It's annual meeting, elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent, DR.. c. L. Wells; Vice President, DIR.
R. J. Hill; Secretary, DR.. Towers; Treas
arer, DIR. Fairfield; Librarian, DR.. Burwash.
The managing editor of the Journal, who,
it is reported, ran precipitately from the
room when Mr.. Ferguson placed Mr.Shaw's
''head in chancery," yesterday screwed up
his courage to the sticking point" and took
2 hand in the personal fight. His turn may
come next.
James Long, of South Minneapolis,
acted in the capacity of police officer yes
terday, without authority, by arresting
two boys who maltreated his boy, and
bringing them TO the station. Ho was
fined So in the municipal court for acting
so oticiously. His ignorance OF tins law
did not save him from the penalty IL suc1
cases made and provided.
Patrick Egan with Mayor Ame5 and
other distinguished citizens visited Lake
Minnetonka yesterday. The Irish patriot
will no doubt feel satisfied with his visit
to that beautiful resort, and will probably
declare that since seeing Tough Neagh in
his native isle, which is noted for its petri-
faction, he has not seen body of water to
compare in beauty with 'our own little
lake"
The State Grand Lodge and Grand En-
campment of the 1. O. o. F. left for
Owatonna yesterday to attend conventions
there to-day. Among the delegates from
this city are Alderman Hashow, Ed. A.
Stevens, August Ende, Jacob Hine, Henry
Hauschild, James Boyden, A. G. Peters,
John Martin, Herman Cirkler, G. W. Smith,
Frank S. Mcdonald, Frank Waccks and L.
W. Hamm.
The council committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of the mayors veto of
the alley vacation resolution in rear of the
Eastman property, will report that while
they found upon the testimony of re-
spousible party that Mr.. Harmon had as
serted that it would require a large sum
of money to get the measure through the
city council, there was no evidence that a
corruption fund had really been raised
and expended.
The council committee on claims have
audited thefoI owing claims and will report
them at the regular meeting this evening.
One OF the claims is for $1,000 brought by
q man who was injured at the water
works in December last, in which case the
committee will recommend the payment
of 800. Mr.. ToTsky's claim of $4,000
was laid over, It was decided to recon.
mend the payment of 500 to the mar
HOLSTER who claims $4,000 for injuries
received last winter while at work in thu
tunnel. Bills amounting to $4,000 wer,
allowed, $4,000 of which was sidewaI
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