Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Sons of Veterans met last night.
Contractor Thomas DAILY is under arrest,
charged with excavating streets.
The thirty two real estate transfers filed
yesterday aggregated $47,793.67.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee went down to st.
Paul to lecture in the court house.
The projectors of the womans' industrial
exchange will meet again on Monday.
Brown, of the Comique restaurant, will
give you a splendid dinner for thirty-ive
cents.
Sullivan, of the Boston, is still in the
front rank as a caterer His bill Of fare is
very good.
The box Office for the sale of seats to
Nat Goodwin's season at the Grand will
open this morning.
Patrick McAulif, who was arrested at
the instance of his wife for drunkenness,
was discharged yesterday.
The Manitoba short line bridge recent
ly destroyed by fire has been rebuilt and
trains ran over it yesterday.
Rip Van Wrinkle, with George Thomp-
son in the title role, will be the bill at the
Pence Opera house next week.
Judge Mahoney's duties IN dispensing
''even handed justice" were not onerous
yesterday, as will be seen by the court re-
port.
George Morris, employed upon the con-
struction of house on the east side, had
his jaw bone broken by derrick handle
yesterday.
Walter Thomas went a-gunning. He
returned yes terday with badly shattered
hand, the result of an accidental discharge
of his gun.
The Coltons failing to pay their rent,
the proprietors of the building have taken
formal possession. The business will be
continued.
The board of supervisors of the poor
failed to get quorum yesterday. An
other attempt will be made on Tuesday
afternoon.
Robert Blatton filed note of issue yes
terday in the district court and will de-
mand a divorce to-day from his wife,
Louisa Bratton.
Complaint is made that parties are
making extensive repairs to wooden build
ings within the fire limits. without permits
from the city council.
Karl Wilhelm Pushed prays for divorce
from his 'frau" Elizabeth Susan Pushed,
and will appear in court this morning to
tell why he is tired of Elizabeth.
ia meeting of the Young Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be held in the
parlors of the Plymouth Congregational
church at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Frank Allen, an employe in one of the
mills, had his left arm badly crushed by
the machinery in the mill. 1t is feared
that the arm will have to be amputated.
Andrew Sundberg was fined IS and
costs yesterday, which he paid, for resist
ing the dog catcher and preventing him
from carrying out his duties as an Off
Ger.
The business of Granger BroF., printers
and publishers, will be continued at PAP
Hennepin avenue by R. E. Granger. This
Office is turning out the most stylish work
in the city.
This is special term day at the district
court. The preliminary call of the calen
dsr occurs promptly at o'clock, and the
peremptory call follows Immediately
shereafter.
The REQ Gaps of st. Paul will come to-
day and the first of series of games of
base ball between that club and thu
Browns will OCCUR this afternoon. Tit
game will occur at o'clock.
W.. Ensign, the Fourth street livery
man, has returned from Pennsylvania
where suit has been decided in his favor
giving him possession of oil lands valued
at several thousands Of dollars.
Matioees at the Grand and at Pence
Opera house this afternoon. At the GRAND
Mr.. Mccullough will again produce
Richelieu, while at Pence the regular bill
will be played, prefaced with short olio.
A man named S. W. Hahn, claiming &c
represent W. W. Lieberman & Co., of Phil
adelphia, has been arrested in Chicago on
the charge of confdencing three Mime
apolis men. He is said to have secured
$1OO each, by means of forged checks
from Rothschild Bros, from W. B. Clark