Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


This is childrens' day at the art loan exhibit
ton
Visit the Boston restaurant for good, square
dinner.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday aggre-
gated to sI5,64S.
The Knights of Labor held an enjoyable ball
in Market hall last evening.
The GeorgeN. Morgan Post G. A. R. gave an
entertainment last evening for the drum corps.
meeting of the literary class of the Y. NJ. G..
A., was held in the committee rooms last ever
ing.
The board of supervisors of the poor failed
to transact any business yesterday from lack
Of quorum.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
o. H. Lund and Anna Gabrislson; Octave Nor
maadia and P. Guimot.
The box Office for the sale of reserved seats
for the s'Fun on the Bristor' season will open
at the Grand this morning.
Tomorrow morning Miss Geraldine Ulmer,
the soprano of the Boston Ideals, will sing the
effertory at st. Marks church.
Liyer;nan's genuine colored Ministries i'm
prove with each appearance, and full house at
Pence were pleased last evening.
The Democratic Leader has appropriate
cartoon of Deacon Nettleton of the Tribune,
representing him as an old woman in ardueus
search for mayor.
Charles Curran, the young man who was charg-
ed with rifing the Quady house till on Thursday
night, and was arrested by Sergeant McAernan,
was sent up for twenty days yesterday.
Hull & Dunn are still confident that the strik-
ing coopers will soon return to their work at
the reduced wages, yet the coopers declare their
determination to hold out to the bitter end.
On Tuesday morning Mayor Ames, C. NJ.
Foote, c. Il. Benton and other prominent
mzsons viii visit Breineri for tbs purpose of
dedicating the new Masonic hall of that place
George Lewis stole two shirts frem Matthew
Gains clothcsline on Thuraday night. For the
sffense Judge MRhoneY has decresd that he shall
serve fifteen days under the guidance of Sheriff
Stoddart.
Johu Campbell, a yagrant, pleaded guilty in
the municipal court yesterday with the evident
intention of getting temporary home with
Jimmy Stoddart, but he failed, for Judge Ma
honey suspended sentence.
The suit of Henry Dittenhoffer against the
Minneapolis Street Railroad company to recover
$1,000 damages for injuries received on street
car on the 18th of last April, commenced
before Judge Koon and jury yesterday.
The ladies Of st. Paul's church will serve a
dinner at Eliott's hall, Isl Nicoliet, on Thurs
day, Dec. 20, from u to 2 o'clock. Supper
will be served from 6 to o'clock. Fancy and
useful articles for holiday use will be placed on
sale.
David, Buckley, q brakeman on the Miiwau-
l1ee railroad had his foot crushed in an accident
at Lacrosse. He was brought to Minneapolis
for surgical treatment, gangrene has set in, it
is probable that the foot will have to be ampu-
lated.
Peter Peterson is the name of the crook who
stole tho cloak, which was placarded ''only $7,''
from the front of O. II. Christopher's store, No.
1,l05 South Washington avenue. Judge Ma
honey gave him twenty days sentence for the
Risdemeanor.
s. g. Norris complains that Jerry Connelv
stole and carried away 1876 pounds of hay from
meadow on Western avenue, the property of
Norris After offering it for sale and not find
ing ready purchaser, Connely took the hay
home for MS own uses.
In the municipal court Yesterday the case
against c. H. Wilson, the saloon keeper who is
charged with assaulting bartender named Wal
ter Miller with a revolver, partial heari was
had yesterday when the examination was contin-
ned until next thursday.
Samuel Lewis, who was found beneath s. C.
Cutters bed in his residence in the night time,
ard who has been before the municipal court
two OF three times for an examination, when
contlnuances of the zane were had, was yester-
day dismissed from the charge of burglary, and
arralgned upon the cargeof entering the residence
with intent to commit theft. The examination
under the new charge was continued until next
Monday, and the defendant was remanded in
default of 900 bonds.