Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Father McGolrick's schools will open
next Monday.
The real estate transfers filed with the
register of deeds yesterday aggregated
$42,2O2.
Five plain DRINKS were the only law
breakers registered up to 10 o'clock last
night at the lookup.
The work of laying the ten inch water
main on Sixth street, opposite the Grand
Opera, was begun yesterday.
Jack Howard, while at work in an East
side saw mill yesterday, had his left leg
fractured by log rolling on it.
Chief of Police Berry has been
instructed not to order any more stone for
the stone yard at the county jail.
Strangers from all parts of the country
were arriving last night Oh every train to
attend the fair. 1t wlllboomafterall.
Sullivan, the Boston restaurant man, is
doing good business. He and gentle
manly walters are kept continually on the
Jump.
The old Ogburn embezzlement case oc-
cupied the attention of Judge Bailey yes
terday forenoon. No decision yet reached
in the case.
The Comique restaurant is the place for
strangers in search of good meals to go to.
Prices moderate and everything to their
satisfaction.
The fair to be given in Market hall com.
mencing next Monday and lasting
throughout the week will net many dollars
for the orphans.
Chas. Jones, John Cannon and John
Smith paid a fine of S. and cost each in
the municipal court yester day for. indulg-
ing in drunken jamboree.
Several retail druggists met at Lyman's
drug store last evening with the view of
making arrangements for the receiving of
the Willard party on Monday next.
The Peter Martin larceny case, already
written up in these columns, was postponed
yesterday to the 4th ult. Peter meantime
going to Hotel de Stoddart in default OF
procuring bail.
Police are surprised that more crook:
and pickpockets are not being run in. Tht
people are probably on their guard, and
the boys will be obliged to leave town
without much money.
To GLOBE reporter Secretary
Clark stated last evening that the attend.
ance at the fair grounds yesterday, meagre
as it seemed, was in excess for Tuesday OF
any previous exposi ton.
Mayor Ames states thai the Telegram
published in yesterday mornings paper
purporting to come from Mr.. Cakes, and
addressed to Mayor Ames and others hal
not been received by him.
The Crusaders held an interesting meet
ing last evening at Catholic Association
hall and vote of thanks was rendered thu
young ladies who assisted them at theil
banquet on Monday evening.
Last evening at the instance of Mayor
Ames the notorious dive of iniquity known
as the Blue Star, at 127 North Second
street, owned by Sarah Weeks, was CLOSED
by the police and the liquor license re
voked.
Yesterday evening horse attached to
Fourth avenue street car became fright
ezed at the corner of Washington and
Fourth avenues south and struck terror
into some ladies who were in the car at
the time
Maggie West, the keeper of house of
fIl-repute, and her five boarders whose
names appear elsewhere in these columns,
paid fines in the municipal court yester-
day aggregating $115. They will not be
disturbed for another calendar month.
Miss Denabaun, young lady in the en-
ploy of Goodfellow & Eastman, dry goods
merchants, fell from the first floor to the