Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $50, 721.
The saw mills at the platform will re-
sumo operations again to-day.
Mayor Ames is in National pan with a
large party of Minneapolis friends.
Mayor Ames telegmps that he will
arrive in Minneapolis on the 2Sth.
Owing to the rain the Browns were IN
able TO play the Saltwater club yester-
day.
are astonishing everybody with their jug
CLING.
Charles A. Gardner's band paraded the
streets yesterday dispensing excellent
brass music.
AID. Watt contemplates paying visit
to the ''hOme of his childhood" in Massa-
chuse.ts soon.
The semi-annual meeting of division No.
l, Ancient Order of Hiberuianz, Will be
held ON Sunday.
There was no business of any interest to
the public transacted in Judge Ueland's
court yesterday.
The pay car of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway was doing its mission
airy WORK yesterday.
Six inmates of house of l-fame paid
the aggregate sum of $75 into the treasu-
ry of the municipal court yesterday.
A coal delivery team ran away on North
Washington avenue yesterday and collided
with and displaced telephone pole.
Matinees at the Grand and at Pence OPP
era house this afternoon. At the former
Karl" at the latter Grip Van Wrinkle"
The Comique restaurant, First avenue
south, places before its guests fare which
is fit for the gods. Visit it and you will be
convinced it is SO.
Yesterday the clerk of the district court
issued marriage licenses to Joseph Sauc1n,
Jr, and Alphonsine Marsolais, Charles
Wilson and Annie Olson.
The Boston restaurant, under the man
agement of Willet Townsend, is second to
none in the city, and don't those in search
of good square meal forget it.
The Orth Brewing company has just
added an extension of twenty-five feet on
the tower of the malt house. The tower is
now one hundred and thirty-fve feet high.
In the municipal court yesterday the
county attorney entered a noVe prosequi
in the case of Michael Murphy and Ed
ward Kerby, who were arrested for being
burglars.
This morning the box Office at the Grand
will be opened for the sale of seats to the
Lights % London season including each
night Of next week and Saturday after
noon matinee.
A. Sluser had his jaw bone broken in q
saloon row in South Minneapolis about
three weeks ago. John Becker was found
guilty in the police court yesterday, CT as
saulting Sluser, but Judge Bailey withheld
sentence until this morning.
Last evening the popular German
Comedia n, Chas. A. Gardner, opened his
engagement at the Grand OF two nights
and Saturday afternoon matinee to
large and well pleased audience.
A plat of A. Y. Davidson's second add
ton to Minneapolis was fled yesterday.
It lies between Eighth and Ninth streets
duQ 1ulttg -sSCOHu anu InlrIy -1OurlA ave
nues south, contains ffty-two lots and is
dedicated to the public by Alcinous Y.
Davidson, the proprietor of the property,
with the consent of David II. Wright, the
mortgage.
A bold burglar entered o. G. Wallis resi-
dence, 1906 Three and half avenue, last
Thursday night, and confronted Mr.. Vail
at the head of the stairs as he was going
to bed. Being asked what he wanted he
replied: SIT is none of your business" Mr..
Vail thought otherwise and suddenly en-
tered his room to procure a revolver. In
the meantime the burglar made his exit
through the kitchen door, and three shots
from revolver in quick succession has
tened his departure from the pre- mises,
without however taking effect On his vile
carcass.