Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-02
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETS.


Thomas Keene certainly is a great
cardinal.
Captain John West will command the
East side patrol.
The jury in the district court is dis
missed until Monday.
w. w. Eastman has contributed 500 to
the fremen's relief fund.
The presiding elders here sat down
upon the use of tobacco. so to speak.
The Boston restaurant is the place for
a good square meal. Don't fail to call
there.
Clerk Dunn furnished the reporters and
members of the bar with Havanas yes
terday.
During the month of May there were ia
marriage licenses issued from the district
court.
Henry Francis stole a coat, and he was
yesterday sent to Stoddarts castle for
thirty days.
Boys shooting revolvers on the river
bank are giving the authorities deal of
annoyance.
The Comique restaurant keeps variety
of wines, liquors and cigars, and serves
first-class meals.
Anton Heggin and Mary Dahl got
licenses yesterday to unite in the holy
bonds of n atrimony.
Henry Francis stole coat from Will
liam Flocke, and takes thirty days trial of
Jimmy Stoddart's bill of fare in cons:-
quence.
Messrs. Medal & Lunde, of Minneapolis,
are about to establish Scandinavian saw
ings bank on Cedar avenue, with paid
up capital of 100000.
Woods theater is doing good business
this week. The sketches of the mayor
executed by Mr.. Spence in less than two
minutes excite everybody's admiration.
A meeting for the purpose of organizing
society, to be known as the Deaf Mute
association of Minnesota, will be held in
the Y. NJ. q. A. parlors to- morrow even
ing.
plat entitled "Wheeler'5 addition to
Park View, Lake Minnetonka,' being a
portion of lot one of Kitchel's subdivision,
was filed in the Office of register of deeds
yesterday, and dedicated to the public by
0. P. Carter.
Anna Brown was sent up for twenty
days for indulging her inordinate appetite
for alcohol, while Anna Cunningham, for
the same offense, had her sentence sus-
pended under promise of total abstinence
in the future.
James Thompson, the eighteen-year old
boy arrested for stealing quantity of
knives and two rifles from O. G. B. Dennis
hardware store on Washington avenue
south, as reported in yesterdays GLOBE,
was sentenced to thirty days by Judge
Bailey.
Peter Zimmerlee, the man proved guilty
OF keeping disreputeble house on Wash
ington avenue south, was sentenced yester-
day by Judge Young to one years confne-
ment in state prison, where he can serve
the commonwealth by making shoes for
The citizens he has outraged by his indie
cent conduct.
The many admirers of Thomas W. Keene
should not fail to see him as Bertucio in
the Fools Revenge at the matinee this
afternoon. In this particular role he has
won a national fame, and in fact is seen at
his grandest. He will appear as Richard
III in the evening, closing the season.
Lycurgus A. Dunn yesterday began his
work as clerk of the municipal court, Ed
A. Stevens retiring. j. E. Flanagan is
still officiating as deputy clerk, and it is
presumed that Clerk Dunn has exercised
his good discretion in concluding to re-
tain ''the judge" more capable man
than whom would indeed be difficult to
secure.
And now Rose Wilson is ia durance vile
again. She was taken in On warrant
issued at the instance of George Coswell,
charging her with an assault with a dan
gerous weapon, with intent to do great
bodily harm. That is, she is now charged
with doing the shooting Sunday night, ven
tilated in these columns Monday last She
refuses to make statement to reporters.
She will be given an examin alton to-day.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS