Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-10
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

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evening.
Thos. S. King and family left yesterday
for the east.
Authory Kelly has returned from his
Chicago trip.
Everything you want at Sullivan's Bos-
ton restaurant.
Stranger, when visiting the city, go to
the Comique restaurant.
The Germania club gave calico dance
last evening at Martins hall.
Manager Spaulding has been retained
by Col. Wood at the opera house.
The patrol wagon was out several times
yesterday, gathering up ''plain drunks."
Connors and Clayton, the ethiopian
team at the Comique, have made hitthis
week.
not productive of many sensational items
yesterday.
The funeral of Capt John Rollins took
place from his late residence at 2o'clock
yesterday.
There were forty-one deeds filed yester-
OdJ Will VIC ISS1plSI VI QOcOS,
to $84,996.
DR.. Hill will be in charge of the Office Of
Dr.. Fairbairn till the latter returns from
Washington.
The drives are nearly all still hung up,
and the lumbermen have reason for feeling
discouraged.
The criminal suit against W. F. Thomp-
son is set for trial on May d, and the civil
suit on June 4.
The College hospital has made arrange
ments for canceIing the entire indebted
ness of the institution.
Philip Wales hiss returned from his
southern dramatic trip, and is spending a
vacation with his folks.
The nuptials of Mr.. Geo. A. McAllister
and Miss NJ. R. Wheeler will be sol
emnized at an early date.
The remains of DR.. Heinault Will be
shipped to Somerset, Canada, where the
wife and three children reside.
The serenades by Woods opera band,
afternoon and evening, are making favor
able impression on theater-goers.
Judge Cooley has opened an Office in the
Mackey & Legg block, and has begun
work revising the city ordinances.
l.. L. Stanchfeld, of the Milwaukee
bottIing company, left yesterday for the
Milwaukee market on business mission.
The funeral of Martin Ludwig's little
boy, who was run over by wood cart and
killed on Tuesday, will occur this after
noon.
Supt. Prior, of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad, returned yesterday
from his trip up into Dakota on the Fl. &
d. division.
Amendments to the articles of incorpor-
alton of the Homeopathic hospital were
filed with the register of deeds yesterday
afternoon.
Company [ has ordered sixty-three new
uniforms and have seven m ore to send in.
This is the largest order of any company
in the city.
The new banner presented to the Geo.
F. Morgan post G. A. R., is beauty. 1t
will be displayed for the fist time on Dec
Grafton day.
The Eceniag Journal will have a lively
competitor next Monday, in the NeoUS,
which will start out with subscription
list of 1000.
The Butler-M Morgan wrestling match for
800 side and the championship of the
Northwest will occur in Market hall on
Friday evening.
Miss May Brooks, daughter of Prof.
Brooks, of the State University, was buried
yesterday from the parental residence,
1708 Laurel avenue.
An insane man gathered from the East
side made desperate attempt to butt out
his brains against the bars of his cell door
in the city lookup yesterday.
The demented man from Rochester was
taken to the College hospital, aad it has
transpired that he is member of the
Grand Army of the Republic, which organ
ization has taken him in charge.
Nearly all the new police officers have
donned their uniforms and taken their
patrols. The force is now comprehensive,
and should be capable of preserving pretty
good order.
Owing to the small number of cases
which the grand jury have to dispose of at
this session it is thought they will not re-
turn a report until they have completed
their work.
Ole Moon, the alleged amorous diver at
the pump house extension, had his nasty
case continued in the municipal court yes
terday until this afternoon. The bonds re-
main unchanged.
Supt. Prior denies the statement that
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way company has arranged to build line
to Lake Minnetonka, although he heartily
approves of the scheme.
The criminal suit brought by Farnham
& Lovejoy against W. F. Thompson, is set
for the twenty-irst inst. The civil suit to
recover alleged moneys embezzled will be
given a whirl on June 4.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary society of
the Northwestern hospital holds its month
Iy meeting on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, at the residence of Miss Walker,
corner Hennepin avenue and Eighth street.
The Flower mission of the Universalist