Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Meals at all hours at Sullivan's Boston res
taurant.
Richtield farmers report they have completed
seeding
Rev. Il, Simmons has cruelty cooked Joseph |
Cooks goose egg.
The Comique restaurant furnishes refresh
ments to private evening parties.
The military display on Decoration day bids |
promise of being imposing and memorable in |
Minneapolis
The water commissioners have begun the
work OF extending the mains out Nicollet avenue
and around Oak Grove.
Charlotte Thompson opened her season at the |
Grand last night in the ''New Jane Eyre.r This
evening she will present Miss ''NTulton''
The Mutual Union has advanced the price of
supplying the chamber of CONNER ce with mar
ket quotations from $40 to $50 per month.
The mounted patrol elected the admiration of
the people who saw them start upon their du-
ties yesterday. They superbly mounted.
The week opened at the Comique in a fine en-
tertainment last night. Miss Eva Allen, the
talented and petite vocalist, made a pleasing
impression.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles o. Parsons and Mary Godfrey; Michael
Twedell and Hattie Cameron; Frank II. Evans
and Katie Freeman.
The motor line track at Calhoun is to be
changed so that there will be but one curve
aftir leaving Nicollet avenue. The new route
will be nearer the head of the lake.
Children playing with matches accidentally set
fire to a barn belonging to George w. Hodges at
the corner of Fifteenth avenue south and Senty-
third street, entailing loss of $3.50.
Col. Wood, the successful Vaudeville mana
ger, opened the opera house last night with an
| excellent presentation of the three-act drama,
1.-The Boy Detective The play is full of
thrilling situations and interesting Incidents
A special meeting of Geo. N. Morgan Post,
G. A. R., will be held at o'clock this after
noon, for the purpose of appointing committees
| to complete arrangements for Memorial day. In
the evening regular meeting will also beheld.
A coronor's inquest was held upon the body
of Leonard Wielmelt, the young man Iwho COM
mitted suicide by jumping beneath a short line
| train. The verdict exonorated the deputy
| sheriff. The funeral will occur at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
meeting of the residents of Stinson's add
ton is to be held Friday evening for the
| purpose of organizing an improvement associa-
| ton. The territory adjoins Oak Lake, and the
two societies will probably work together
| The meeting is to be held in the new church on
| Lyndale avenue.
| plat was filed with the register of deeds by
Seth Abbott and wife yesterday conveying to
| the public lots l and 2, and the d of lots 3
and 4, situated in the town of Richfeld, Henne-
| pin county, dedicating it to the public use for
ever for park purposes, to be known as the
| Emma Abbott park
| Fifteen hundred dollars has been raised by a
committee of ladies, consisting of one from
each church, for the furnishing of the Y. NJ. C.
| A. rooms in the Syndicate block, consisting of
| a reading room, parlor, secretarys office and
| two others, five in all. They will be elegantly
furnished and will present handsome appear
ance,
| The mayor having vetoed the license ordi-
| nance and thereby leaving the old license in full
effect and operative, Comptroller Hill will this
| morning begin the work of issuing new licenses,
This weeks work viii add an important sum of
money to the store of the treasury, which is
much needed to prosecute the contemplated i'm
provements.
John Foley and Henry Porter, two bad boys,
aged IL and Is years, respectively, were arrested
by Detective Gleason for stealing an opera glass
from the Office of DR.. Goodwin, in Pence opera
house block. Foley's father claims that the
boys have been guilty OF divers depredations
were removed to the reform school, where they
will have an opportunity of learning trade.
The festive burglar has given Minneapolis
restand is now apparently rusticating in coun-
try places. On Monday night the store of
Thomas HELLER at Long Lake was entered and
safe blown open and 500 in cash and Sl25 in
postage stamps stolen. They cracked
the safe in the store of Christlieb
billiard and got about $50
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horse ard buggy were found yesterday in the
brush in Northtield.
One of the prisoners before Judge Bailey,
charged with drunkenness, yesterday morning
was a native Zulu. He makes money by allow
ing physicians to examine him for 81. DR.. |
Ames was one of those who examined him yes
terday, and the doctor states that the man has
two hearts, two sets of ribs, and no diaphragm. |
The muscles of his arm are as large as those of
an ordinary mans leg, and he bends q bar of
iron by striking it across the arm. He can drop |
his ribs so that none can be felt in the usual
place, and the beating of the heart can be de-
tected a foot away from its proper location.
In the matter of the condemnation proceed
ings of the Minneapolis Union Railway company
against Laraway & King, proprietors of the
Minneapolis Plow works, arguments were heard
yesterday morning at McNair & Giltillan's of
fee, by the commissioners G. Merriman, A
T. Ankeny and Geo.. r. Merriam.
W. W. McNair and r. B. Galusha appeared
for the railway company and Geo. R. Robinson
for the claimants. The evidence, taken at in
tervals during the past week, was summed up
and the case submitted the commissioners reserV-
ing their decision. Laraway & King endeavor to |
maintain their damages, resulting from the tax |
ing of their property, at $4,000, while the rail-
way company is willing to concede only from |
$4,000 to $4,000. Each side supported its |
claims by a considerable amount of testimony
The Hay Term.
The May term of the district court will COM
mence to-day, and the following is the roster.
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