Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-06
MIxNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The ponce IOfCe fece4'ou uIOAI AAOA1'i4AJ
salary yesterday.
The box sheet for the Constable Hook
season is now open.
The best oyster supper in the city at the
Comique restaurant.
The plat of Rand's subdivision of South
side addition, was filed yesterday.
All the new county officers are now on
deck ready for the years business.
Geo. W. Thomas has been appointed
constable for Minneapolis township.
Herne's Hearts of Oak will be the attrac-
ton at the Academy week after next.
A crank who had been passing himself
off as a detective was arrested yesterday.
Tim Mahoney, the cook at the Boston
restaurant, has been taken by fit of in
sanity.
The box sheet for the sale of tickets for
the Mendelsshon concert will open this
morning.
A sociable given by the ladies. of the
Foss NJ. E. church was held at the parson-
age last evening.
The monthly meeting of the poor COM
nissioners was held in the Office of the su-
perintendent last evening.
The literary and musical societies of
the state university will give their usual
weekly entertainments next week.
There are now six patients being cared
for in the new Northwestern hospital for
the exclusive treatment of women.
Marriage Licenses were issued yesterday
to Andrew R. Sunjw and Mary Hansen,
Charles P. Preston and Della NJ. Morrow.
A sick woman bat recently discharged
from the College hospital was returned by
the police last evening under direction OF
Superintendent Williams.
The Paragraph has changed its name TO
that Of the Minneapolis Democrat 1t
came out yesterday with baight new
dress, enlarged and greatly impro7ed.
A burglar was fred at by citizen
while attempting to gain entrance to Mrs.
Mason's residence in North Minneapolis
early yesterday morning. His burglarship
skedadled.
Chief Munger has ordered a new case to
contain the pictures which form the
rogues' gallery in the police headquarters
The pictures will be numbered and a cata
logue kept hereafter.
Mrs. A. NJ. Douglass and sister were
thrown from their cutter on Tenth street
in a runaway accident yesterday morning,
but were not seriously injured. The cut
ter was totally demolished, however.
'Galvanize is good"
Journal: Why wouldn't it be good
idea to get Tom King to run an electric
wire through the old board of trade and
galvanize it into life.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, AZ cars; No. 3 hard, II cars; No. 1
regular, 16 cars; No. regular, 80 cars; No.
3 regular, 13 cars; condemned, IA cars.
H. R. Fitzgerald of the East side reports
that his team was taken while on the West
sido on Thursday night, but were returned
and hitched in front of the Vanderburgh
block on Hennepin avenue yesterday
morning.
This evening meeting of the old volun-
teer Hose company No. 1 Will be held at
the Minneapolis steamer engine house at
the corner of Sixth avenue south and Third
street for the purpose of arranging for the
anniversary celebration.
Hugh Green, brakeman employed on
the Minneapolis g. St. Louis railroad, slip
ped from the ice-coyered top of freight
car and fell headlong to the ground,
spraining his ankle besides otherwise
injuring and bruising him.
''Around the World in Eightyys" has
proven one of the most popular plays ever
produced at the Opera house. 1t has en-
joyed four big seasons. The present sea-
son will close with a matinee this after
noon and the evenings production.
Chief Weber, of st. Paul, was in Mime
apolis yesterday, and held private con-
sultation with Chief Munger respecting
certaie clew5 in his possession relating to
the Pierce murder. AS the whole was
very private nothing is known as to the
conclusions arrived at.
A correspondent writes from Bismarck
that @. W. Fletcher, the actor who deserted
his wife in Minneapolis, has turned up III
Chicago. The correspondent alleges that
FLETCHER who is a son of Rev. ]. L. Nc
Koun, of New York, has a plurality OF
wives.
John Murray, the only man who ever
proved a success in the Opera house, is al
ready arrived and in readiness for week
as ''star," supported by Mrs. MoAllister's
company. He will open in Constable
Hook" Monday evening, closing the week
as rip Van Wrinkle"
Mayor Lyons, Aldermen Wright, Wilson,
McVica, Moore, Cameron, Anewang, Bry-
don, Montgomery, Harvey and Chief of
Police Murray, came down from Winnipeg
last evening, and are guests of Mine Host
j. 7. West of the Nicollet house. Chief
Munger showed them the city last evening.
The Lights O. London" company have
been doing fine business at the Academy
this week. The entertainment will close
with matinee this afternoon and the ev-
ening entertainment. Those who have not
yet seen this company, with its car load
of scenery, should not miss the opportu-
nifty.
On change yesterday quotations were;
Wheat, No. hard, $1.O215 in B, $1O11S in
A; No. hard, CSC; No. regular, SIC; No.
9, 93c. Oats, rejected, 3o@ 35c; No .. sec;
No. 2 white, &c. Barley, No. 8, 4595Oc.
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