Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Mayor Ames is expected home to-mor-
row.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated 1926.
The Ames Zouaves NEE! at thsir hall to-
moro evening.
Visit the Comique restaurant for good
meals at reasonable figures.
The board of fire commissioners will
meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The council committee on claims audit
ed big budget of claims yesterday.
The Boston re taurant, under the new
management, is doing a rushing business.
The water board will meet in the Office
of the superintendent to morrow even
ing.
Anunber of John McCullough's COM
pany were Nat Goodwin's guests yester-
day.
This morning the delinquent tax sale eff
ands in the First and Second wards will
occur.
Corlson, a laborer, fell into the basement
ct the Syndicate block and bruised his
head.
The Minneapolis dental association held
q meeting last evening and transacted
outline business.
Contractors Grumgren & Gleason have
commenced laying water mains on Grant
street and Stevens avenue.
The ST. Paul policemen are billed to
play their Minneapolis brothers of the
baton in this city tomorrow.
Garfield memorial day was appropriate
~ observed by the Chataqua circle at Mrs.
W. NJ. Harrison's last evening.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary society
meets at $50 O'Clock to-day at Mrs. Over
locks, 217 Second street northeast.
The matinee at the Grand drew a full
house yesterday, and side splitting laugh
ter wss the order from first to last.
The mistress and occupants of house
of i'll reputs contributed the sum of $115.
into the municipal court yesterday.
Capt. Brown of the Comique has en-
gagged Marco the great OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
performances are the wonder of the city.
carpenter named Elias Morse, while
working on building On Eleventh avenue
SOuLLl. udA LIS SIOu4OCI OJ u AdlL-
ing plank yesterday.
Owing to lack of prosecution the case
in the munich pal court against Benjamin
F. Ingram for assaulting his wife, was
discharged yesterday.
Paul Schnidsman and party returned
home yesterday from successful hunting
expedition, Heis as brown as a berry, and
seemed glad TO get home again.
Fritz Acluetz, who was arrested for
stealing watch from G.. 7. Ernest, Ris-
lug S1n hotel on Rosabella street, ST..
Paul, was taken to that city yesterday.
The Brown Stockings will 90 to ST. Paul
tomorrow and play the Red Caps, while
the ST. Paul policemen will come to Mig
neapolis the same day, and play the police
men Of this city.
B. J. Kinney, charged with stealing &
number Of articles from a Western avenue
boarding 5o1se. was discharged yesterday
IN the u1njci pal court, here being in
sufficient evidence TO hold him.
The officers of the Unde1takers' asso-
citation newly organized here are as follows:
J.H. Prendergast, president; J. Il. John.
son, vice president; n. F. Warner, seore-
tary; \. I. Hume, treasurer.
Robert Brstton, who was charged with
assaulting his wife, "a VIGOROUSLY bad
charaeter,) had his case dismissed yester.
day by Judge Bailey, upon motion OF the
city attorney for want of prosecution.
The Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Loan association meets
this evening at their nall
IN Window block. Considerable business
will be transacted and full attendance is
expected.
On large rock banking the "fether oil
water" below Tenth street bridge is an OBJ
scene inscription written with brush and
lampolack which ought to be erased i'm
mediateIy. The artist if found should be
severely punished.
There will be musicale given at Ell
lots hall this evening for the benefit OF