Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

at Calhoun is set for June 10.
R. w. O'Brien, a representative of Mac
Masters Freeman'S Journal, N. Y, is IN
the city.
The real estate transfers filed with the
register yesterday amounted in the aggre-
gate to $O3,437.
The Comique restaurant still maintains
its high reputation for first class meals
with all the extras.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, will
endeavor to-day to set before his guests
the best dinner in the city.
The finest collection of oil paintings in
the west is on sale at Wales q Co.'S, 3O7
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
The recent rains have been of immense
service to sawmill men, whose logs we're
hung up through scarcity of water.
G. lyman, charged with maintaining
disorderly house, was yesterday discharged
by Judge Bailey in the municipal court.
Woods theater this week will present
the most attractive olio programme of the
season. and will include a large number of
new faces.
Next Tuesday the choir of the Immacu-
late Conception church will assist in the
ceremonies attending the dedication of
church in Sibley county.
DR.. Hutchin's subject of discourse this
evening at Plymouth church will be the
"Catacombs of Rome," topic which is
certain Of drawing a crowded house.
In the absence Of DR.. Sample who ad-
ministers holy communion to-day in the
House of Hope church, st. Paul, Bishop
Foss will preach to the Westminster church
congregation.
The divorce suit entered by Kate Kress
against her husband some time ago, has
been Withdrawn and reconciliation, which
promises to be permanent, has taken place
between the parties.
The criminal record at the municipal
court yesterday did not include the names
of very many evil doors. The bad weather
and other causes has effected a refresh
ing falling of in crime.
The charges preferred by Caswell
against Rose Wilson of being the princi-
pal in last Sundays shooting scrap
didn't hold water, and Judge Bailey dis
missed the case yesterday.
]. B. Bartlett left last evening to make
preparations for the appearance of Theo-
dore Thomas at Topeka, Fort Dodge
Rock Island and other western cities on
the return from California.
The decree assigning oLe-third of the
Minnesota real estate of the late G. G
Washburn, worth nearly $1,OOO,0O0, to his
widow, Jeanette Washburn, was filed IL
the probate court yesterday before Judge
LELAND
The state Grand Lodge Lodge of the
I. o. o. F. meet at Owat Ii n next Wednes
day and continue in session for two days
About forty members from this city, in
Guiding Frank S. Mcdonald, G. w. Smith
and Ed. A. Stevens, will be in attendance
"Ehe Veranda" is the nomenclature o.
the popular restaurant and refreshnen
saloon at No. 253 Hennepin avenue, under
the auspices of G. II. Lucas. A lunch
counter will be run in connection, and an
ice cream parlor has been fitted up in the
rear.
Ed. A. Stevens, now that he has thrown
off the harness of the municipal court
clerkship, has entered actively upon the
duties of the new detective bureau, with
headquarters in room No. 1, municipal
court building, % South Second street.
He starts out with an abundance of good
business, soTHe of the cases involving large
sums of money.
There was filed yesterday in the Office OF
the register of deeds a plat of Page &
McGrath's subdivision of lots Is, 16. II
is, % and "a, village of Excelsior. All
the streets therein are donated and dediea-
ted to the free public use for ever by Ed
win II. Page and Mary E. Page, Robert
McGrath and Nellie NJ. McGrath the
owners Of the same.
In the municipal court yesterday at tht
instance of Coroner Fairbairn, NeIso1
Haines, Chester Hams, Peter Petersen
and Otte Soderberg were arraigned on tn,
charge of the murder of Gustav Halstad a
Medina, as heretofore published in thu
GLOBE. The preliminary examination
was continued until Wednesday morning
In the meantime the prisoners are incar
cerated in the county jail,
Marriage licenses were issued yester
day to Wilmer W. King and Mary c. Ow
shany, Fred Evens and Annie Flecken, E
f. Wood and Mary E. Rogers, Ofof Os
thund and Amanda Burton, E. F. Lally
and Alice L. McMahon, Louis A. Henaul
and Hortense Labrache, Harry E. Harte
and Olive GrayIand, Adolph G. SchIene
and Mary &. Schaurm, Edward B. Hoy
and Mary L. Day, w. ". Meagher anc
Mary Agnes Douglas, William Keely ant
Mary J. Geney.
Yesterday morning about IL o'clock tn
fire department was called out by fir
which started in the basement of Chas
Henry's hardware store on Central avenue
The fire originated in the cellar while az
employe of the establishment was in thu
act of pouring benzine from one vesse
into another, and using candle for
light. His hands were badly scorched bu
fortunately he is not seriously burnt, ant
the fire was extinguished before the de
partment reached the ground.
An opportunity seldom offered to tn
people of Minneapolis and ST. Paul to bu,
furniture at cost will be offered during tn
coming week at the store formerly occu
pied by Drenien, Starr & Everatt, PAT an
249 Henepin avenue. The Knickerbocke
furniture company finding themselve
overstocked with fine chamber suites an
Darlor furniture which thew were unahIe T.