Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.


your refreshments.
The box sheet of the Barney McCauley
season will open at the Grand to-day.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to John Norquist and Carrie Erickson.
The Theater Comique is doing big
business this week, with an attractive
bill.
The entertainment of the Young Ladies
club of the Hennepin avenue church has
been postponed.
Black Crook was put on at the Opera
house last evening, and that spectacular
play will finish the week.
CIV. White has been engaged to pre-
side at the organ in the First Congrega-
tional church of the East side.
1t is hoped that the beautiful drama
Rosedale will be put on at the Opera house
again before Miss MoAllister closes her
season.
The real estate transfers for yesterday
amounted to $21,5O1, there being fifteen
deeds recorded at the registers Office in
Hennepin county.
Don't forget that you can procure the
best of wines, liquors and cigars at
Browns Comique restaurant at any time
of the day or night.
The Hurlourt block on Nicollet avenue
is said 10 project two feet on W. Eastoan's
land, and q suit will doubtless ensue befors
the matter is adjusted.
J. T. Erickson's milk delivery team ran
away yesterday, smashed the vehicle, dis
tribrted the tactical fluid about the streets,
and bruised up the driver.
Last evening Robson & Crane appeared
in their great creation ''Our Bachelors
in the Grand opera, which play will be
again presented at the matinee this after
noon.
Mayor S. Whitney Senator Morrison and
James Sheehan, of Rochester, were in
Minneapolis yesterday exchanging con-
gratulalions with friends and acquain-
tances.
An employe in an East side Touring mill,
named Louis Mainerd, met with the mis-
fortune of having his right hand badly
crushed, by getting it caught in the ma
chinery Of the mill.
The mayor gives expression 10
his belief that the Minneapolis
fire department stands second to none in
the country. He certainly has much rea-
son for the assertion.
Tnis evening the inimitible comedians,
opera engagement in their greatest roles
of the two Dromios or Shakespeare's
works, in the Comedy Of Errors.
JOIN Dempey, who stole four razors
from barber shop at the corner of Cedar
and Franklin avenues, as reported in yes
terday's GLOBE, was sent up for thirty
days by Judge Bailey, yesterday.
Chris Goehringer has paid $4,000 for
the lease of fifty-fye foot frontage on
Nicollet avenue for forty-fve years, and
the three frame building on the same sit
uated on the corner of Bridge square.
All the pupils of Rockford seminary, in
terested in the annual reunion, are re-
quested to meet to complete arrangements
on Tuesday, April "a, at p. M, with
Mrs. L. w. Wheeler, No. 50, South Eighth.
The articles of incorporation of the John
Orth Brewing company we're filed at the
registers Office yesterday, with a capital Of
100000, divided into 1000 shares of 800
each. the corporation to commence bust
ness under the above name June l, 1888.
Cars on the Eighth avenue line will be
running on Sixth street from Eighth to
Hennepin avenues, past the Grand, within
a month, and will abandon the Washing
ton avenue route below Hennepin. New
cars have been ordered and the line will
be one OF the best in the city.
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partment, in company with Chief Stetson,
yesterday afternoon made a tour of in
spectIon of the fire department and were
highly gratifed ut the high degree of ex-
cellence IN which every portion of the
department and its appurtenanoes were
found.
The Journal makes amends for many
slurs in the following: The Tribune re-
presents Mayor Anes as writing it litter
ate and misspslled letters. What ever
other failings the mayor may have, every
body knows that he can write and spell
correctly, having once been an editor and
good one.
Major Smell, the dwarf vagrant, who has
given the police department so much an
noyance the past few months, was before
the police court again yesterday for drunk
enness. Sentence was suspended upon
the promise that he would leave town.
Officer Brudigan put him aboard St. Paul
train last evening, and he babe Mime
apolis good bye, with the remark that be
was bound for Chicago.
The following is list of the incorpora-
tors and comprise the first board of direct
ors: John Orth, president; John W. Ortiz,
vice PRESIDENT Edward F. Orth, secretary;
Alfred H. Orth, treasurer, all prom
inent and influential business men
of the city of Minneapolis, and under the
present Incorporation are sure to succeed.
One important feature of the articles is
that the limit Of their Indebtedness at any
one time is placed at $4,000.
An effort is being made by self-consti-
tuted moralists whose principal character
istics in this direction may be correctly
summed up in saying that while they talk
big their examples by practice are simply
exera Die, are attempting to show that the
Theater Comique should be licensed as a
concert saloon, in the sum of S25 each
night The Theater Comique, however,
is Vaudeville theatsr and can only be