Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

minneapolis.
Mayor Ames signed the new salary or
dinance yesterday.
The Comique restaurant will furnish
you fine oyster stew.
Choice wines, liquors and cigars at Sui
livan's Boston restaurant.
A meeting of the council com. on claims
was held yesterday morning.
Anew depot has been erected on the mo-
tor line at Minnehaha station.
A band of gypsies are IN camp on the
motor line near Hopkins station.
The Crown roller Touring mill will
resume operations on Wednesday.
The Democratic city committee is await
ing the answer in the election contest.
Another rise has been made in the valu-
alton of property adjacent to the motor
line.
Pence opera house was formally closed
by Miss McAllister last night in grand
benefit.
Joseph Cook delivered his celebrated
lecture on the Seven Wonders at the Grand
last night.
What will become of the fine residences
which now occupy the site of the proposed
Central Park?
T. B. Mercer has leased the Derrick house
and twill be converted into an exclusive
lodging house.
At the meeting of the board of trade
yesterday no business of public Importance
was transacted.
Robert Barrett and George Smith de-
clared their intentions OF becoming citizens
OF the United States.
The Robert Emmett Literary Association
will indulge in their seventh annual ball
in Window hall tonight.
An adjourned meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Athen@um library association
will be held tomorrow night
Ben. Williams, Of Chicago, is looking
over our city and the surrounding country
with an eye to business speculation.
The rehearsal meeting of the Thomas
festival chorus and the Mendelssohn club
will occur this evening IN Harrison hall.
The second annual meeting of the Min
neapolis Homeopathic hospital association
will convene in Eiliots hall this evening.
Mr.. William WEIGH will address the regu-
lar Reform club meeting to be held at
their reading room on next Friday even
ing.
The council committees on public
grounds and buildings held meetings yes
terday afternoon and audited a number of
claims.
LIST every thoroughfare present their
petitions for the sprinkling of the streets
at the meeting of the council Wednesday
evening.
Charles Meadows, for stealing suit of
clothes from Frank Fellows, valued at 500,
was sent up for sixty days by his honor
yesterday.
The real estate transfers for yesterday
amounted to S131, 777, there being thirty
seven deeds flied at the registers Office in
Hennepin county.
It was reported yesterday that the Min
neapolis q st. Louis railroad is to be ex-
tended into the Lake Park grounds at Lake
Minnetonka at once.
August Clawson, for stabbing Timothy
F. Quincy with pocket knife, as reported
in the GLOBE, was sent up for sixty days
by Judge Bailey yesterday.
The two young men who attempted to
commit a burglary in Brosnan Brothers
shoe store, will be examined in the munic-
ipal court tomorrow morning.
j. S. Hutton, the agent for the Charlotte
Thompson theatre company, was in the
city yesterday arranging for the appear
ance of the company at the Grand.
During the month of April over 400
arrests were made by the Minneapolis
any previous month within the history of
the city.
Geo. B. Hall, the great northwestern
manager of excursions to various parts of
the states and Canadas, returned from a
profitable trip to the Yellowstone region
yesterday.
Il. S. Cleveland, landscape gardener,
whom the Minneapolis park commission
ers have secured, arrived in this city yes
terday afternoon, and will enter upon the
discharge of his duties to-day.
DR.. j. S. Elliot proposes to donate
$4,000 worth of property to the city.
Provided the Park Commission will take
charge of it and lay it out in beautiful
park, and he can well afford to do it.
A gasoline lamp exploded in the rear
room OF No. 5l4 (Sidle block Nicollet av-
enue yesterday, creating considerable ex-
element and calling out the fire depart
men, but resulting only in nominal dam
age, however.
There will be regular meeting of the
society of physicians and surgeons at Mays
parlors, Wednesday evening. The essay
will be by DR.. Charles W. Drew, upon the
subject of ''The Relation of the Physician
to the Science of Pharmacy"
The total number of deaths reported by
the health officer for the past week was
80. This is a larger rate than usual, being
one to every $500 of population, and yet
smaller in proportion than any other
city in the Union, with one exception.
Manage licenses were issued yesterday
too. E. Horr and Annie Albin; Bernhard
Rothe and Clara Hummel, Maurice Cul
ond Hof}ia HinknU Jonnac nowpc