Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS
ETINNEAPoLIs GLoBFLETs.

The public schools were opened again
yesterday.
For late oyster supper go TO the Com
ique restaurant.
The Boston restaurant is always open
and fine wines and cigars always on hand.
The civil suit of Farnham g Lovejoy VS..
Wm. I. Thompson will begin in the dis
trict court to-day.
The Prohibitionists had band out yes
terday advertising their rally at Market
hall in the evening.
John Orth is to erect on the upper end
Of Nicollei island a row Of tenements, sim
liar to the row on Eastman avenue.
John E. Hughes was sentenced to ninety
days Imprisonment by Judge Cooley yes
terday for stealing gold piece which be-
longed to G. S. Gilberts.
Mayor Ames has ISSUED his proclamation
ordering the saloons closed on election
day to-day and the police will see that
the order is strictly enforced.
The insurance of A. B. Hush's residence
burned on Sunday night as reported in
Yesterdays GLOBE was $4,000, while Mr..
Hush estimates the entire loss at $4,000.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Otto Erickson and Mary Lund, John
Larson and Annie Oleson, George Dugan
and Mary Hanigan, Morris Oleson and
Olive Ryan.
By the time the first National bank has
been compelled to pay few suits for
damages brought for personal injury IN
ficted by those spikes along the railing in
front OF the bank, the murderous things
will be removed.
George r. Clark, OF Chicago, has pur-
chased Barge's restaurant, and brings the
entire crew of walters from Kingsley 3
celebrated Chicago restaurant, and to-day
an elegant layout in the windows attracted
crowds Of people.
The Journal now calls our
OLD and time-honored citizen,
Judge Isaac Atwater, "a dem
agogae.'' This little attack from such an
irresponsible source won't probably injure
the Judge III any degree in this commu-
nifty.
The bicycle club met on Saturday even
ing, elected officers and decided upon the
following uniform: Light buff kuee
breaches, green corduroy coat, both elab-
orately trimmed with pearl buttons.
tasteful helmet will complete the cos
tune.
A. =. Ross, employed by Lizzie Ander-
son 10 manege . butcher shop in Oak
Lake, va arrested and arraigned in the
police COURT yesterday at the instance of
tDo To1F nh -
in %97. The trial was continued until to-
morrow.
Frank Warren was held to await the
action of the grand jury at the next term
of the district court by Judge Cooley yes
terday, for stealing $50 gold piece from
the person of Ed. Stanley. In default of
bonds IN the SUM of $500 he was remand
ed 10 jail.
TIE clerk of the town of Dayton reports
the following as the result of the recent
election: Supervisors, H. Mcneil. G. E.
Evans, Fred p. Bird; clerk, Alex. Mcneil;
treasurer, H. Dahlheimer; assessor NJ. T.
Taylor; Justices of the peace, G. E. Evans
z. D. Guertin; constable, A. 4. Latin.
at Q o'clock yesterday morning a fire
damaged house belonging to Capt. W
M. Russell, near Washington and Sixth
avenue north, to the extent of about $500,
upon which there was no insurance. The
building was occupied by w. Garrish, who
suffered loss of about $500, upon which
he had an insurance of $500.
An entertainment Of the highest vaude
vile order was presented at the Theatel
Comique last night. Every member Of
the great company is appearing at his OF
her best in the excellent programme pre-.
pared for this week. Among the finest at
fractions are some new dramas BY Miss
Kitty Peasley and the sketch of Dreamer
and Christie.
Appleby, the Republican candidate fol-
alderman in the Sixth ward, continued tc
dispense funds Yesterday. It is quite
probable, however, that he Will be brought
up with jerk" to-day, as he has had the
naturalization mill grinding to large ex
tent, making voters out of raw material
and scores upon scores Of Scandinavian:
who have not lived in the state long enough
by half to be qualified voters have their
papers. The detectives are fully posted
and there is g little storm brewing which
will prove decidedly interesting to Appleby