Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

Ames' zouave masquerade ball at Tur-
aer hail Friday evening.
The uniform rank, Knights of Pythias,
will give uniform party soon.
Charles Wilson is under arrest charged
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday.
Minnesota Temple No. 1, P. c., will give
social party in Window hall this even
ing.
Minnesota Temple No. 1, P. c., will give
social party this evening at Window
hall.
The Boston restaurant serves meals at
all hours. Liquors and cigars always on
hand.
new pool table and mirror fer sale
cheap, by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
The blood and thunder drama of the
james Brothers" is packing the Pence
nightly.
The worth Of Hon. Mathew Walsh
seems to be appreciated after all. "Good
enough"
In the municipal court yesterday the
larceny case against August Miller was
dismissed.
DR.. H. o. Beard delivered lecture on
''moral anatomy" before the Y. NJ. CA.
last evening.
'Moral Anatomy" was the subject of
Or. Il. o. Boards lecture last evening be-
fore the Y. M. c. A.
This evening the lodge of Good TEN
Piars will hold Z basket seciable at their
hall, 81 NicolIet avenue.
John johnson, charged with the larceny
of watch, Will be given a hearing in the
municipal court tomorrow.
The aaloon-keepers acknowledge that
they were liberallyfeed by the Republicans.
DO the Republicans want names?
The Democrats are happy in the election
Of the county treasurer. The old court
house ring is busted" 1t is well.
For using abusive language to j. R. Nc
Donald, James Barrett paid q fine of S.
and costs IN the police court yesterday.
The throsgh train over the Northern
Pacific railroad was six hours late yester-
day, owing to four feet of snow at Helena.
This morning the box sheet for the sale
Of seats for tho Fitzpatrick engagement
will be opened at the box Office at the
Grand,
Charles Hillman was found guilty of the
charge of larceny of four blankets from
Thomas Asbiorsen, and was committed
thirty days.
Archibald Arbo, who stole horse on the
80 OF November, 1882, from John Norton,
was yesterday sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary.
Judge Seagrave Smith, who has been
confined to his residencefor several weeks,
ls convalescing, and will soon be about
his business again.
L. p. Plummer Post G. A. R. No. so,
will meet this evening with the Sons of
Veterans over the Northwestern National
bank for muster at 1870.
The following parties received licenses
20 we'd yesterday: Edward G. Toohey and
Johanna Kennedy; Frank Bauers and
Annie tehn; Joseph Dahlheimerr
The case of the state VS.. Byron T. Clark,
charged with obtaining $1,000 on bogus
wheat checks. was continued yesterday I'M
ral November 10Th for examination.
IS additional returns came IN last even
lng from townships the majority for Mat.
Walsh increased. Wagers were made last
night that his plurality would be over 120
III IRE was not one Democratic ticket at
tho St. Anthony township polls on Tues
day. There were tickets sent but they
we're kindly destroyed by Republican strik-
era.
William Adams, the crook run in by
Detective Gleason, was convicted of steal
ing coat, and yesterday Judge Bailey
sentenced him to thirty days in the county
jail.
W. A. Nimocks has sold to VIM.
Duhuke, 100 feet on Park avenue, near
Leonard Days, and Mr.. D. will erect
thereon q $4,000 residence next year. lie
will also retire from business in the spring.
The store now occupied by Vernon Bell,
on Nicollet avenue, has been leased for
three years at an annual rental of So, 100.
1t is to be thoroughly reftted and will be
dlled with stock of ladies goods.
The top of the tower of the new Vast
hotel will be 800 feet from the ground, and
the lookout, or platform, will be $50 feet
above the walk, which will given an
opportunity fSr q magnificent view of the
city.
In the case Of Peter Mark as administra-
tor of the estate of Axel G. Hemberg,
against The S.. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba r. L. company, the jury yesterday
returned q verdict for plaintiff in the sum
of $500.
This evening meeting of the academy
of sciences will be held. DR.. Hewitt, of
Sho state board of health, is expected to be
IN attendance. There will be discussion
upon the methods OF preventing the spread
of contagious diseases
Michael Bolsnd, of Richfeld, died on
Tuesday at the advanced age of 10S years.
The funeral occurs this morning at 10
O'Clock from the church of the immaculate
Conception. The remains will be inferred
N the esss eide Catholic cemetery.
James IL. Repehau, the beast who out
ragged Miss Lizzie Gustafson, young girl,
near Union park, was yesterday discharged
from the courts here. He was then taken
to ST. Paul for an examination. the