Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Comique restaurant is more popu-
lar than ever and doing rushing business
Tom Sullivan of the Boston restaurant
is going to Montana and wants to sell out.
A fine of $15 was paid by Michael Mat
thews yesterday for selling liquors to a
minor.
The local columns of the Net0s improve
as the reporters become more familiar with
the city.
Pence Opera house was well filed again
last night, and the audience was, as usual,
well pleased.
The sale of lots in Regents addition to
the city aggregated the snug sum of al
most $4,000.
A meeting of the civil engineers Of the
city was held last night in the office of
Engineer Rinker.
On Monday morning the box sheet for
subscribers will be open at the Grand for
the Thomas festival.
Geo. Reynolds and daughter left the
city at $40 yesterday afternoon by way OF
Os' 44OGIS 1Or 1uUldldDSil5.
A Mr.. Juason fell from the platform of
an Eighth avenue street car and fractured
his left arm above the elbow.
Col. King announces that Minneapolis
will have no fair this fall. That is cruel
on balloon ascensions and the like.
Paul G. Herbst, merchant tailor, has
made an assignment in favor of his credit
ors. Liabilities $500; assets $4,000
Samuel Hanson was sent to jail yester-
day for thirty days for stealing tools worth
SIS from 7. A. Skjolsvsg, South Minneap-
oils.
A man was arrested yesterday morning
in maudlin state in whose possession
was found sack containing part of a
harness.
The debris of the railway wreck men
toned in yesterdays GLOBE ha been re-
moved and the track is clear as before the
accident occurred.
The Knights of Labor will hold a meet
ing at A. o. H. hall, 10 Washington ave-
nue., tomorrow afternoon. large attsn-
dance is expected.
Charles Madden, an employe in one of
the East side saw mills, had his left hand
badly lacerated by circular saw. A por-
ton of the hand was emputated.
Several gentlemen from Canada are at
present staying at the st. James hotel, and
will soon start for the Yellowstone park to
erect large summer resort hotel there.
A fairly attended meeting of the wo-
mems suffrage society was held in the
rooms over Hushs bank yesterday when
the plan of work of the society was dis
cussed.
The Keene Shaksperean season at the
Grand will close with the Merchant of
Venice" at the matinee this afternoon, and
Macbeth" this evening. Crowded houses
are assured.
A meeting of the delegates of the
various Irish organizations of the city will
be held in Judge Mahoneys Office in the
municipal court building, to transact i'm
portant business.
Herman Aker, the little boy who was
seriously injured by falling down the stone
steps at the Washington school house, was
somewhat improved yesterday. He will
probably recover.
Charles Simmons and Tim O'Hern who
gave way to their pugilIstic propensities
by battering each others faces and decor
ating each others optics were fined $50
and costs yesterday, thus paying dear for
the conflict.
A special meeting of the board of edu-
cation was held in the Office of super
intendent Johnson, yesterday afternoon,
whereat nothing but routine business, be-
sides the ratification Of the purchase of
site for school in north Minneapolis,
was transacted.
The Gypsies in camp in the suburbs of
the East side have become extremely an
noying, and their petty depredatioAs are
most aggravating. Yesterday Capt. Chase,
of the East side police force, drove them
beyond the city limits with the hope that
they w0uld net again return.
Frank T. Dinsmore, of Third avenue
south and Eighth street, fell distance of
twenty feet at the Styles & Lindley block
in process of erection at the corner of
Seventh street and Nicollet avenue, and
received painful wound in the face, but
fortunately escaped broken bones.
The following couples, being weary of
"single blessedness," determined to get
duplicated and accordingly took out mar
rage licenses on yesterday: Olof Johnson
and Jennie Hanson; Mathew Twohey and
Margaret Cushing; H. G. Hanson and
Mary Boden; William Allen and Elizabeth
P. J. Peterson and Hilda NJ.
Anderson; Fl. Askeland and Julia Skall-
erud.
Julia Olsen filed complaint yesterday
against Ole Maen in the district court on
a charge of seduction, and demands judg-
Ole for the sum of 81 900 and
her cost and disbursements in the case.
She alleges that the wicked Ole, not having
the fear of God before his eyes, did, on the
25th day of June, 1881, in the city of Min
commit an indecent assault upon
her Virtueus and chaste person, and in
consequence she became the mother of a
young Maen on the 23rd of March, 1882
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
Judge Mahoney dispensed justice in the
police court again Yesterday,