Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

John LIVermore, OF Indiana, was admit
ed to the bar yesterday in the district
court.
The water board will present to the city
council this evening a revision of special
water rates.
Hon. ". Il. Grimshaw and wife mourn
the loss of their second child within few
days, from diphtheria.
T. W. Brooks, of the firm Janney, Brook.
& Eastman, is seriously i'll with an attack
of . phoid pneumonia.
Wherever j. L. Sullivan went yesterday
big crowd of people followed. A circus
could scarcely attract more attention.
Supt. Henion, of the water works, has
finally begun the work of shutting off
the water from the property of delin-
quents.
Maggie West, high toned demi monde,
paid her monthly assessment in the sum of
$50 80 yesterday, while five of her worldly
followers paid $3.50.
In the case of Beede & Bray against A.
G. Smith, judgment was yesterday filed
for plaintiff in the sum of $1,459.39, for
AS will be seen il the home department
OF the GLOBE this morning, the ex preach
e. f. E. Bowdish was yesterday held for a
trial for rob5ing the mails.
Early yesterday forenoon an Omaha
train was thrown from the track by an i'm
perfect switch near the Manitoba depot
the damage was slight and no one was
injured.
Id the municipal court August Gralfund,
4 Plymouth avenue druggist, was held to
the grand jury upon the charge of bas
tariy, brought against him by Emma Bahia.
He recognized in bail.
The ticket scalpers are now selling
through tickets to Chicago via the North
western route for 81, and the end is not
yet. War on rates is liable to bring the
latter down 80 low as they were year
ago.
II the case of Russell against the Min
neapolis s. st. Louis Railway company, in
which verdict was given for plaintiff in
the sum of $10,500 last Monday, stay of
proceedings has been granted for forty
days.
Thomas, Burt & Hamlin have sued Hall
j. Marshall for the immediate recovery of
fifteen barrels of cranbsrries belonging to
them, which are now situated upon the
premises occupied by said defendants, and
are valued at $123.75.
The Minneapolis Elevator company will
this fall put in the foundation for an eleva-
tor which they will erect next season. 1t
will be located 200 feet from Elevator A,
will be known as Elevator B, and will have
a capacity of 100000 bushels.
The sale of reserved seats for Rioe's Sur-
prise party opened at the box Office of the
Graud yesterday morning, and the conclu
sion from the number of seats already
checked eff is that tho house will be pack
ed on the occasion of the opening to-mor-
row evening.
At the instance of Jonas r. Brown q
writ has been issued to the sheriff of Big
Stons county to attach the effects of Julius
E. Montague for $500, va'ae of cigars and
liquor furnished him by Mr.. Brown. The
latter has also entered suit against the
same individual for the recovery of $780,
80 for merchandise sold and delivered.
This evening the city council will hold
q regular bushes. session. Among other
matters of special public veal to be
brought up are the ordinances relative and
governing the Northern Pacific railway
inside the city limits. and amendments to
the late hack ordinance, whereby the in
justices of the same will be remedied.
''Y k'e," which is being presented by
Alf Wyman and wife, Lulu Wilson, pleases
the large audience which it attracts. 1t is
more the merit of its production than any
meri in the play, which ploases, however.
Mr.. W man is a fair vooalist, possessing
IN uuus ally sweet voioe, aad Lulu Wilson
does some charming dancing speeialties
Harry Livarmsa, of Liyerman's Genuine
ColorGd Ministries, ia in the city. In con-
versstion With GLOBE representative he
stated that the mplny was being reor-
gained. De hrs engaged three new min
strels from Philadelphia who are now en-
route to join the troupe. It is his opinion
that there Is scarcely better company on
the road than that which he will take out
this time.
The sparring exhibition given by John
=. Sullivan aud his company of bruisers
at Market hall was attended by a motley
crowd who paid their dollar to see the rep
resentativs of cultured Boston. If the
Athens of America cannot send forth
filter representative than this gladiator she
will not add to the proud reputation she
has acquired for refinement and learning
Cora Der ry was arrested at the instance
of Susie Terren, upon the charge of as
sault and battery. Cora was discharged
and no sooner had the court made thai
decision than she instituted proceeding;
against Susie for precisely the same cause
The cases occupied considerable time, and
revealed nothing more than a first class
neighborhood row, showing that both par
ties we're about equally guilty. The latter
was also discharged.
Licenses to wed were granted to the fol
lowing parties yesterday: Charles Scheig
and Lizzie Sohneiderhsn, John Z McNally
aud Addie Fashant, Leroy Gardner anG
Winnie Mcnamara, Charles d Moore and
Ida May Pahlmeous, Lundbarg snG
Josephine Swanson, VIM + Holdemess anG
Mamie Torrance, John Campbell and Delil
Doyle, August Smith aud Ellenor Allmer
Frank Abrahsmson and Hilda johnson
Joseph Dixon and Mary Morris.
The office in the district court recently
occupied by the sheriff has been added Il
the registers office by removing the psrti
ton between the two rooms. The regis