Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBLErs. )

nue. line.
Mrs. Adsit, of Milwaukee, will deliver 4
lecture on art at Bennett seminary this af-
ternoon.
Judge Mahoney yesterday tied the nup-
tials of Z. B. Engren and Miss Frederick
Berg, Of Anoka.
William Glessner, an East side furniture
dealer, was painfully injured in runaway
accident yesterdar.
O. G. Stafford, wife and daughter, who
spent last winter in the sunny South" re-
turned home last evening.
The Comique restaurant is open day and
night for the accommodation of guests
and private supper parties.
The measles are prevalent in South
Minneapolis. DR.. E. L. Gideon reports
seven new cases in one day.
The foundry building at the harvester
works caved in on Tuesday night, entailing
loss of from $500 to $500.
Judge Bailey is absent from the city and
Judge Mehoney still occupies the criminal
bench in the municipal court.
The Athen@um library will soon have a
new catalogue. The present one was
printed during the centennial year.
special jury has been selected to hear
the suit for libel brought against the Pho
neer Press by DR.. D. Leonard Pratt.
All North Minneapolis will thank the
council for the promised removal of the
pest mouse from its present location.
The next meeting - the Interstate Ora
torical associate VIII SEQ hoid at Iowa
City, on the first Thursday IN zIay o. 1884.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to E. B. Engren ard 5'redsrika B8rs; John
p. Anderson and Johanna lena anderson.
Abusiness session cf the O-atorical asso-
citation will be held in to parlors of the
Nicollet house lat 9 o'clock this morning.
The plasterers' demand for an increase
of fifty cents per day in their wages, max
ing an aggregate of $3.50 has been grant
ed.
The G.. A. R. held a meeting last night
at the Office of the Cedar Lake Ice Co., No.
South Washington avenue, to prepare
for Decoration day.
A $50 fire was quenched by the depart
morning between Fourth avenue south and
Twenty-second streets.
Yesterday there was summer time music
in the air on the East side. number of
the saw mills started up temporarily, pre-
pairing for the seasons campaign.
The blocks for the cedar pavements to be
put down on Nicollet and Hennepin ave-
nues are now being sawed in st. Paul. The
work of laying will begin on June 1.
4. c. Harris has been elected member
of the board of trustees of the Royal Area |
mum, and C. J. March has been elected |
collector, vice F. ". Root, resigned.
On Holy Thursday, or the festival of the |
Ascension, (to-daY) there will be divine |
services, sermon and the celebration of the |
holy communion at Holy Trinity church |
at 1920 a. N.
In the municipal court the case brought !
by A. II. Gilbert against Ford Huuson, |
upon charge of obtaining $37 worth of |
cigars under false pretenses, was partially |
heard before Judge Mahoney yesterday.
The May term Of the district court will !
begin on Monday. The calendar contains
1877 civil cases and six criminal cases. The
grand jury commences work on Tuesday
and the petit jury on the following Mon
day.
The incorrigible Bridget Kelly got on a
periodic drunk and was sent yesterday by |
Judge Mahoney.t TO the countyijail for thirty |
days. Nellie Patterson, who seems addict |
ed to the same vice, accompanied her for |
the same space of time
The supreme court has decided in favor |
of Mrs. Mary j. Wilkin in the Hawthorne |
park award case. The amount awarded |
Mrs Wilkin was $13, 400, and by the decis- |
ion of the court she now receives interest |
on that sum from June 81, 1882.
The GLOBE congratulates the city upon
the acquisition of Hon. Chas. M. Foote,
and Stephen B. Loveioy as members of the
board of water commissioners. Much as
the recent designations were regretted, the
public must rejoice in the present excep-
tlonally excellent board.
The examination of Thomas Edwards
and Thomas Compton, the two young men
arrested in Brosnan Brothers shoe store,
upon the suspicion Of being accomplices
IN the attempted robbery, was yesterday |
COhI4AOSu L1Jll InlS morning. w. n.
DonahUe has been retained by the defense.
The dynamite correspondence which has
recently appeared in our evening daily, is
affording great amusement to the Irish
nationalist here. The communication
signed Mrs. O'Herne is ridiculous and ludi-
crous in the extreme and betrays gross ig-
norance Of the object she undertakes to !
discuss.
Louisa Baker fled complaint in court
yesterday against Orrin S. Baker asking
that the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween them be dissolved and that she may
be allowed to regain her maiden name, |
Louisa Jordan. She alleges in her com
plant that he has refused and neglected |
to provide for her support, in any way, for
year past.
A meeting of unusual interest in connec
ton with the Northwestern hospital for
women and children will be held at the |
Friends meeting house, corner of Henne-
pin avenue and Eighth street on Thursday,
May 3, at 3 o'clock, to which all are cor
daily invited. Interesting reports and
short addresses unOn tho variOua danart