Daily globe., 1883-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

evening.
The Judson institute will have its closing
exercises this evening.
Owing to the scarcity of logs Bassett &
CO.'S saw mill shut down Yesterday.
A tine light landau, costing 1,2O0, was
received from the east yesterday by Geo.
B. Webster.
Sunday morning at Plymouth Congre-
gatlonal church the munifcent sum of
$4,000 was subscribed to repair the sacred
edihce.
Visit the Comique restaurant. First ave
nue. south, for first class meals at nominal
prices. As restaurateur Brown is in the
front rank.
The cigars and liquid refreshments at
the Boston restaurant stand unrivaled, and
its tables are audibly groaning with all
the delicacies of the season.
A small fire started in the roof Of Thorn
as Dixon's residence, E. D., yesterday
morning which was extinguished without
drawing out the fire department.
Eden L. Bennett and Mary F. Bennett
filed in the register of deeds Office yester-
day plat dedicated to the public use and
entitled Bennett S addition to Covington. -
An East side victualler, named Henry
Martin, dropped the knife of a sausage cut
ter yesterday morning and the keen in
strument in falling cut deep cash in the
right leg, which is very painful but by no
ways serious.
The civil suit brought against W. F.
Thompson by Farnham & Lovejoy was
called yesterday in the district court and
continued one week. 1t may last as long
as the criminal suit, and with the same
final result.
The ladies' Land league of Minneapolis
changed its name at its last meeting, and
will be known hereafter by the name of
the Ladies' Emerald Isle branch of the Irish
National Land league of America, with
which it has affiliated.
For want of evidence to make case
against W. W. Brown, of the Comique
theater, charged with keeping lewd and
disorderly house, the case was dismissed
yesterday in the district court, on motion
| of the county attorney.
The arch over the area fronting G. P.
| Derickson d Co.'s hardware store, 119
| Washington avenue south, caved in yester-
| day with two men standing on it who had
| quite narrow escape from being severe
| ly injured. They escaped without a
scratch.
Two men who seemed to have quite a
taste for literature were arrested on Sun
day evening for stealing books valued
| at 5000. W. G. Brown and H. H. Kinsmore
are the cognomens of the parties, and
Judge Bailey yesterday sent the former to
jail for thirty days in default of $25, while
he discharged the latter.
The following parties procured marriage
licenses yesterday from the clerk of the
district court: Flavian Bolduc and Luvi-
MIA Maissa, Joseph Fauvert and Caroline
Therein, Narcissa Bendette and Alma
| Therein, j. B. McArdle and Mary O'Brien.
Valentine Flinke and Mary Mertz, John
| Morrisey and Mary Donahue, Allent Lau-
vent and Amanda Goulet, Charles c. Smith
and Josephine A. Carlson, Ralph E. Watson
and Mary M. Teter.
John Klenn, who was arrested on Sun
day night, the 9th ult., for cutting Adolph
Abrahamson with large knife in South
| Minneapolis, full particulars of which ap-
peared in the GLOBE, was yesterday before
| Judge Bailey on the charge of using &
deadly weapon, but Abrahamson not ap-
pearing, and rumor stating that he has
left for parts unknown, the case was con-
| tinued till this afternoon, when the case
will be dismissed if Abrahamson is. NON
est.
Mr.. Norman Ward and wife filed a Pc
tition in the district court yesterday to
adopt certain child that was deposited
| by some unknown person at their home
in this city on the 18th of last November,
| and who is now about nine months and
one week old. They allege that the family
name and parentage of the child are un-
known to them; that the parents of the
child have ahar 1cngt him, and that ever
since tho Ear BE- 2az le5- t heir home, he
has bae' aa5 a.l- is in tac sol9 charge and
care of Vaa petitioners. Eacy further set
forth tha they are u au.-eisnt AGILITY to
bring up 4 Clfl5 AMI farnish him with
suitable nurture and education and are
willing and desirous to adopt the found
ling and give him such name as they deem
best. They therefore pray the order and
decree of the court to grant their petition.