Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The Conilus restaurant has splendid
bill of fare to day. Try it.
The commencement exercises of the
Bennett seminary will occur May %.
Henry Ames, a vagrant, got sentence
of ten days from Judge Mahoney yester-
day.
P. Hickson is in trouble. He will
doubtless marry Miss Maggie Berry to get
out of it,
Tom Sullivan of the Boston restaurant
will serve good dinner as usual till ne
goes to Montana.
Only few plumbers have city license,
and it is suggested an investigation may
develop illegal work.
The wife of Mr.. c.. W. Smith, county
superintendent of schools, has been i'll for
some time but is convalescing.
The Ames Zouaves will hold general
meeting on Monday evening, to arrange
for Decoration day celebration ceremonies.
The wooden legged woman and her blind
husband were committed fifteen days each
by his honor yesterday. They say they
will drink no more.
The last of the series of entertainments
of the Philomathian society of the Min
neapolis academy occurred last evening
and was an enjoyable affair.
Sarah Davis got drunk and confessed 1t
to Judge Mahoney yesterday. The judge
let her go under suspension of sentence
during good behavior.
Supt. Henion will at once purchase
twenty-five new Matthews fire hydrants,
that pattern having been adopted by the
board of water commissioners as the most
superior.
James Connors, the Milwaukee fagman,
plead guilty to the charge of assaulting
Calm with club, and made it all right
with the blind goddess by paying a fine of
SIS and costs.
Henry Miller who was before his honor
on charge of drunkenness, yesterday, en-
tered plea of not guilty, and demanded a
jury trial. The case was set for next
Thursday afternoon.
A railroad accident occurred ON the
q. and D this morning near Hopkins sta
ton. The tressel work crossing small
stream give way, and several freight cars
got through and are completely smashed
up. No person hurt.
A crazy man, apparently seventy years
of age, was examined in the probate court
before Judge LELAND yesterday, by Drs.
Hill and Hammond, and they pronounced
him fit subject to be committed to the
insane asylum.
The following ladies and gentlemen took
out marriage licences yesterday and are
consequently happy: Samuel Buchanan
and Catherine Ryan; Henry Nurden and
Laura Dyer; Dennis O'Brien and Katie
Kyle: Joseph ii. Fintney and Maud M.
Laurence.
Before the park commissioners at their
meeting yesterday afternoon appeared
Richard Chute, ]. s. Pillsbury and Aid.
Nelson, with petition for the purchase by
that board of blocks and 3, lying between
Eighth and Tenth avenues south and be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, but after
lengthy discussion, only block 2 was &C
cepted.
The editor of the Tribune, in a liberal
display of taify in his journalistic capacity
won the hearts of the members of the
Woman Suffragists society who, at their
meeting passed resolutions expressing in
tender words, their affinity for the good
deacon. Deacon Nettleton has made
MASH of great magnitude this time sure.
There was fled with the register of
deeds yesterday "Way's addition" to Min
neapolis, dedicated to the public by Ella
S. King and Chas. B. King, her husband,
and Alice G. Rumsey and George D. Rum
sey her husband, the same being described
As the west Il of the fractional northwest
a Of the northwest 4 of section IS, town
20, range %.
The State University Regents yesterday
bought 9415 acres of land in section %,
town %, range %, as an addition to the ex-
perimental farm. The land is on the
Manitoba road and fronts,on MashaIl ave-
nue., the new acquision giving the farm
frontage on both Como and Marshall ave-
nues. The tract was purchased of n. G.
Langford for S28,35350. New farm
buildings will at once be built at cost of
$4,000, the proceeds of the sale of lots in
Regents addition being used to equip the
farm.
: Minneapolis will have base ball club,
and it promises to be a good one, too. The
celebrated pitcher probably the best in
this country of the Chicago club, Al.
Spaulding, has already been secured. The
name OF the organization will be the
Brown Stockings. It is the intention to
form circuit which shall bring out many
of the best clubs of the west during the
season. The Brown Stocking clubs
grounds, on the motor line, are nearing
completion, aud the opening is to occur
some time next week, weather permitting,
the home team being pitted against either
st. Paul or Saltwater.
The corner stone of the new Gethse-
name church was laid yesterday with the
usual ceremonies, TIN box containing the
Bible, prayer book, a journal of the di-
ocesan council of Minnesota, and a copy
OF each of the Minneapolis papers being
deposited, as we'll as list of the parish
officers and the names OF the generous
contributors to the erection of this fine
temple of worship. The contract of the
stone work has been awarded to Felix
Trainor for the sum of $4,000, and con-
tract for frame work to Hurd & Johnson
for $3.50 The building will be fit for di-
vine worship before cold weather sets in,
and in case IT is not. the chapel to be- huilt