Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

day.
Oysters fresh every day, and served in
all styles at the Boston restaurant.
The Harmonic singing society banquet
will occur in Harmonic hall this evening.
This is surely "still hunt'' campaign,
and one happy result is no mud is thrown.
Have you got private supper party !?
Go to the Comique restaurant. Open all
~ h,.
j. 7. Williamson, wife and family have
returned from their winters sojourn in the
South.
''Pomp, or Way Down South" drew a
pleased audience to Pence Opera house last
evening.
The exhibition of the junior class of
1884 occurred at the state university last
evening.
The new Aherus steam fire engine will
be tested at Nicollet island at O'Clock this
afternoon.
F. G. Pillsbury and family have gone to
California and Will probably return in
about six weeks.
Remember the mass meeting in Market
hall this evening. The park scheme will
be shown up in its true light.
4 meeting of the teachers of the city
schools VIII be held at o'clock this morn
ing in the high school building.
Ezekiel Whitman and Lorinda Michaels
were married by a German minister in the
clerks office at the court house yesterday
morning.
Hannah N. Crow has begun divorce
proceedings in the district court against
James III. Crow, alleging drunkenness and
cruel treatment as the cause of action.
The audiences at the Theater Comique
for the past week have been uniformly
large and well pleased with the really fine
entertainment presented by the imm ense
star company.
The annual ball of the Ames zouayes
will occur on Friday evening, April 6, for
the benefit of the rife fund. It will be a
full masquerade, and promises to be a
leading feature OF tbs masquerade season.
The naturalization mill was running at
full blast al the court house yesterday.
Clerk Davenport admitted during the day
about fifty aliens to the rights and privi-
leges of citizenship.
The case Of Florence A. Bailif against
the Uaion railway company for damages
on account Of her husbands death by an
accident on the vIa5uct, has been contin-
ued until the October term OF the district
court.
At just o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the Thompson jury had been out twenty
nine hours without agreeing upon a YER
diet. Il was rumored at that time that
they stood eleven for acquittal and one for
conviction.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John Gaurs and Mary Weis, Robert Glib
son and Mary Ann Sharatt, Frank Mulhol-
land and Sarah E. Murray, Ezekiel. Whit
more and Lorinda MichaeIs, E. L. Stone
and Rebecca Z. Tucker.
Complaint is made that the city scaven-
gers are nightly using the Tenth avenue
bridge as dumping ground, to the great
annoyance of the East siders, who are
obliged to hold their breath while cross
ing. Where is the health officer?
The town clerk of Hasson reports the
election of the following officers: Super
visors: W. B. Harvey, Thomas Flynn,
Thos McGinnis; clerk, Chas. Tucker; as
SCISSOR, &c. Wesley; justice, Jasper S.
Hawkins; constable, Christopher Babler.
Journal: When we come to think of it,
it seems to rs a remarkable oversight that
no especial representative of working
classes was placed on the first park COM
mission. AS the measure is designed to be
popular one, all classes should have been
represented on the commission.
Herbert G. Conner, the leading Minneap-
oils artist, has just completed a portrait OF
DR.. Hutchins' little eight-year-old daugh-
ter, Gabrielle, which is esteemed by art
critics as the best piece Of work in the
portrait line executed in this city. 1t has
been placed upon an easel in Wales s. Cos
gallery Tor exhibition as true work of art
There IS on exhibition at Wales art
store small sketch belonging to Mrs DR..
Murray, made by the celebrated artist,
Gustave Dore. 1t is a small drawing
drawn in pencil, and partially traced with
pen, representing, presumably. Span
ish bull fight. The picture was evidently
q rapidly made study, but nevertheless one
that impresses a person with the fact that
the hand that traced it, although now dead,
still lives in his works to be associat ed
with the great masters of the age.
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