Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
oFFICE-No. 6 Washington EAveDue, oppo-
site Mic ,llet house. Office hours from a. m.
to 10 O'Clock p. m.
arINNEApoLIs eLoBELETs.

aggre gated $29,501.
The State Medical Examining board is
in session at the university.
Alexander McNeill and Katie A.. Slater
received licenses to wed yesterday.
Charles Allen. for disorderly conduct.
paid fine in S. and costs yesterday.
Visit the Boston restaurant for good
meals at any hour of the twenty-four.
Poundmaster Richards is charged with
slugging with billy young man named
R. Whelap.
A water main burst near Second avenue
south yesterday and Washington avenue
was flooded.
The prices of admission to the "Silver
King" matinee on Saturday have been re-
duced to IS, so and 25 cents.
August Nord, who was charged with in
terfering with an officer, was allowed to 60
under O suspension Of sentence.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held this evening for e purpose
of considering the motor ordinance.
The teachers and superintendents in at
tendance upon the state association con-
vention visit in large numbers the art loan
room.
johnson, saloon keeper on Twelfth
avenue south, was struck on the head with
malIet by a drunken customer and
severely injured.
Judgment on default was Yesterday
filed in the cause of Drennen, Starr &
Everett against the insurance company OF
North America in the sum of S2,533.O7.
The holiday number of the Northwestern
Miller, just published, is the most elabor-
ate specimen of journalism ever issued in
tets city, and does great credit, not alone
to the publishers, but to our city.
James Carol, for stealing fur coat
from in front of Simpson & Henderson't
store, was held to the grand jury by Judge
Bailey yesterday, and in default Of bail in
the sum of $500 he was incarcerated.
The following are the newly elected Off
GERS Of the Olmstead Electric Light and
Power company: President, Geo. A. Pills
bury; vice president, o. A. Pray; secre
tary, J. O. Beach; treasurer, o. A. Pray;
general manager, W. FL. Beach.
There is still good deal of reckless
driving on the streets, notwithstanding he
vigilance exercised by the policemen to
''spot" and arrest the fast drivers. A lady
was knocked down and run over by one Of
these fellows, at the corner of Third street
and NIcsllet avenue, on Wednesday even
ing. Fortunately, she did not sustain any
serious injury.
In the case of Merriman McCabe vs..
John lyman the motion by PLAINTIFF at
torney asking for an order requiring de-
PENDANT to pay into court sufficient money
to satisfy the judgment of plaintiff, was
denied by Judge Young yesterday on the
ground that defendant had no money al
the time the order was served upon him
to make disclosure before referee in re-
gard to his property.
Articles of incorporation of the Century
Piano and Organ Co., were filed yester-
day. The corporation commenced on the
26th inst, to continue in existence fer
thirty years. The capital stock is $780,
600. The maximum Indebtedness shall be
$4,000. The incorporators are Geo
Blake, M. A. Paulson, VIM. 81. Daniels and
Nelson j. Wing, all of Minneapolis, and
David Blake, who resides in New York
city.
In Justice to the Wolfe Tone Rifles the
GLOBE wishes to deny the allegation of g
morning that the party Civ.
en- by the Rifles in Turner hall on Wednes
day night, broke up in row. As matter
of fact there was not the slightest founda-
ton for the rumor and the greatest in
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publication of the statement. The people,
other than the Rifles, testify to the fact that
they never attended more decorous gath
ering.
The exhibits of pupils work at the high
school were much admired. Specimens
from the following schools throughout the
state were Cd exhibition: Hastings, Mon
tevideo, Dundas, Rice county schools, Far
ibault, Minneapolis st. Paul, Ramsey
county schools, Anoka, Duluth, Moorhead,
Luverne, Mcleod county, Lanesboro, and
several others. The industrial exhibits
from the Madison and River schools, st.
Paul, marked 'Busy Work." reflect great
credit on the ingenuity of the pupils,
whose names are not given.
Two divorces were granted by Judge
Young yesterday. Anna L. Legg obtained
Judgment against Leon A. Legg, on the
ground of adultery. She was permitted
to resume her maiden name and the court
ordered defendant to pay her $25 in ad-
dition to the sum already allowed her. to
pay counsel fees and $3.50 as elimony.
Lille Il. Hunt was released from the
marriage relations contracted with San
ford A. Hunt on account of repeated acts
of cruelty toward her. She also obtained
the sole custody of her child.