Daily globe., 1883-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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The vault of the register of deeds is be-
ing improved.
The Bicycle club will take a run to-
morrow afternoon.
First class meals at all hours of the day
and night, at Sullivan's Boston restaurant
Visit the Comique restaurant for boun-
tecus repast, and you will be we'll satisfied.
T. A. Braun, general freight agent of the
Milwauke road, left last evening for the
east.
Hon. NJ. H. Dunnell has been in the city
in company with A. G. Hickman of Owa-
tonna.
The Manitoba pay-car was doing its
monthly service to the employees of the
road yesterday.
Frank Mullins, blacksmith, got his foot
baaly curshed yesterday by heavy iron
casting falling upon it.
j. C. Blair got his right leg broken
yesterday forenoon while unloading a
Aumber wagon in North Minneapolis.
C. C.Hughs, president of the Rio Grande
Mining association, of New Mexico, is in
the city on business for the association.
The sophomore class of the university
viii give dramatic entertainment at Odd
Fellows hall, East side, on Saturday even
ing next.
The telegram sent by Mr.. Thos. FIaher-
ty to Alexander Sullivan in regard to Pat
rick Egan's reception here has not yet
been answered.
The strawberry festival given last even
ing at Winters hall, Franklin avenue, by
the Seventh street NJ. E. church was a
financial success.
Patrick Flynn, South Minneapolis, was
bEried yesterday afternoon, from the
Church of the Holy Rosary. He leaves a
wife and child to mourn his loss.
A, G. Jordan, of the Tribune, has taken
the place of Addison Gage, as managing
editor Of the Journal. Mr.. Gage resigned
his position in consequence of poor health.
Thomas W. Keeue will open his Shakes
perean season at the Grand tonight in
Richard III. and promises to be supported
by strong and specially selected COM
pany.
During the week ending May Is, 1,706
cars of freight, 4O8 of which was wheat,
were handled in the city of Minneapolis.
The shipments were 1,774, SOS being load
ed with -four.
The Norwegians of Minneapolis cele-
brate this evening the anniversary of Nor
Wegian independence at Turner hall by
an entertainment and ball gotten up by
the Scandinavian Dramatic society.
Thos. Astrope has made application to
the district court for divorce from Emma,
mir wife, desertion and abandonment being
the alleged cause of action. The plaintiff
is an octogenarian and his wife fifty eight
years of age.
At Regan's cracker factory, Second
street south, about noon yesterday, a man
named John Conovan had two fingers of
the left hand crushed by the rollers. The
injury, however, is not serious as he1s able
to go on with his work.
The editor Of the Democratic paper, Mr..
Charles E. Keith, has favored this Office
with framed copy of the mayors license
veto, containing in the center portrait of
his honor, Mayor AmeS. The heading is
entitled The Little Joker"
Mrs. Thayer, of Madison, was out riding
yesterday forenoon on Fourth avenue
south when her carriage collided with a
humber wagon, throwing her out so vio-
1eptly as to dislocate her right shoulder
ahd otherwise seriously hurting her.
Albert G. Loring, of Minneapolis, was
married at Lynn, Mass, on the 9th inst,
to Addie NJ. ingalls,, of that city. After the
ceremony the couple left for Washing tor,
and are expected to reach this ciry On Sat
urday, where they will permanently reside
Martha E. Whitney filed petition for
divorce from her husband, julius, III the
district court yesterday, and prayed for
permission to resume her maiden name of
Martha E. Morton. She charges julius of
committing adultery with sundry naughty
females.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Albert S: Hanson to
Mathilda j. Newton !; E. B. Hyatt to Mar
garet S. Chambers; Charles H. Peterson
to Eliza Barry; Charles Manson to Mar
tha Colestrom, and John Olson to Ellen
Johnson.
The cash boysat GoodfelIow & Eastman's
following the example of the typos" of
Johnson, Smith and Harrison, were On
little strike on Tuesday for higher wages,
but they resumed work when the proprie-
tors bounced the ringleaders of the IN
pleasantness.
number Of aggravating typographical
blunders unavoidabIy crept into the
GLOBES extended report of the Glenn re-
ception. A platoon of sixteen police was
made to read platform of sixteen .poles,"
and Col. Glenn was made to speak ''feroci-
.ously," whereas he spoke ''facetiously," and
so On.
At o'clock last Tuesday, at the resi-
dence of their father, G. w. Goodrich, of
the Union mill, Miss Nannie Goodrich was
married to Harry Knight, of the commits
sion firm of Meade & Knight, and Miss
Clara to T. E. Byrnes, of the legal firm
of ByrDes & Byrnes. The
contracting parties left last even
ing for Browns bay, Minnetonka, where
they will take up their summer residence.
Judge Cochran, as attorney for Mayor
Ames, has taken an appeal to the Supreme
court from the decision of the district
court IN the Tribune case. The district
court refused to admit testimony, and the