Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.

Mre. Paris GIBSON le1t last nlShI AoI
Philadelphia.
Judge Koon and wife left last evening
for the "Hub.''
Col. Wood, of st. Paul, will open the
Pence Opera house on Monday night.
Ex-Alderman Jacob Barge and his two
daughters will visit Germany next July
The box sheet for Charlotte ThompsonS
season at the Grand will open tomorrow.
Hon. E. NJ. Wilson, wife and daughter
will leave New York for Europe on July
Bird.
Judge Bailey yesterday solemnized the
marriage of Hattie L. Frank and Henry A.
Altman.
The distribution of the prizes at the ora
torical contest has elected much criticism,
as usual.
The case of Charles McKenna, who was
arraigned yesterday for selling liquor to
minor, was continued tilllSatulday.
The Woman Suffrage association will
hold meeting at o'clock this evening
over Elliot's jewelry store, Nicollet ave-
nue..
Oh. Benton, D. A. McDermott and
few other Minneapolis knights Templar
are contemplating a trip across the At
lantic with the Apollo commandery of
Chicago.
The following prominent railroad men
were in the city yesterday: j. j. Hill, of
the Manitoba, President Gable, of the Rock
Island, Marvin Hughitt, OF the Omaha, and
ez-President Porter.
Judge Mahoney yesterday dismissed the
case against Fred Hanson, charged with
selling $37 worth of cigars under false pre-
lenses there being no substantial evidence
brought against him.
The plasterers, in accordance with no.
tice given by them last January, in which
they said that on May they would ask an
increase from 81 to $3.50, were granted
the increase Wednesday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to G. H. Miller and Mary l.. Camburn;
James Summerton and Georgina Freeth;
Simon Larson and Christine Nelson; Hor-
ace H. Weaver and Fanny B. Jones.
a. A. Keith reached homo yesterday
morning from the south, where he had
spent three months. He will leave for
California in June, to be followed by his
family in August, and make his home On
the Pacific coast.
An adjourned meeting OF the NicGllet
Island improvement association will be
held this evening at the residence of @.
Blakely, to perfect the organization. All
interested residents of Nicollet island are
requested to be present.
Mayor Ludwig of Winona, together with
Commissioner Clark and Commissioner
PETER, of the board of water commission
ers, that city, are in Minneapolis. They
called upon Mayor Ames and then looked
over the water works departments.
Old Thaumaturgus is of the opinion
that if there is to be fair this fall it will
be held at the old grounds near st. Paul,
but he thinks the st. Paulites will not over
work themselves to make it success, but
rely chiefly on Commodore Kittson. Old
Thau. promises to give his efficient aid to
render it success.
Thomas Edwards and Thomas Compton,
the two young men arrested on suspicion
of being in completely with third party
in attempting a robbery in the store of
Brosnan Bros. last Saturday, as reported
in this column, were discharged from Gus
tody yesterday on motion Of the city at
toruey, the evidence being i-aatiuient to
hold them.
y hen asked by a GLoHl reporter yester-
day whethae 10 rad or wauld accept the
appointment to the board Of water com
missioners, Stephen 3. Loyejoy replied
that he was absent from the city when the
appointment was made and that ii was
surprise to him. He was not yet prepared
to state that he would Or would not accept.
He is looking over the work incumbent
upon the Office, and if he has sufficient time
at his disposal will probably accept.
Last evening at st. Marks church, Dr..
Henry J. Burwash and Miss Margarsta
Meyer were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, and after the ceremony re-
ceptiou was held et the residence OF r. W.
Jordan. The bride has been only two years
III the city, but has gained host of friends
who wish her every happiness in her mat
rimonial career. The happy couple will
reside in their beautiful home, corner Sixth
avenue and Eighth street south.
Levi German, of the Opera House bill
lizard hall, has just received a collection of
handsome specimens from his brother who
is at Yellowstone park. They are a variety
OF objects heavily coated with white
magnesia substance-as white as the driven
snow. The objects were placed in one of
the boiling springs and allowed to remain
there three days, when they were removed
beautiful curiosities. Among the oollec-
ton might be mentioned q horse sh oe.
knife, fork, spoon, glass and bottles. Mr.
German has sent for another box of these
specimens.