Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Comique restaurant is an A No. 1
place to get good, square meal.
Visit the Boston restaurant for wines.
liquors and cigars of the choicest brands.
The right of citizenship was granted in
court yesterday to Charles Johnson AID
Charles F. Alien.
The Memberships held rehearsal meet
ing at Elliott's music rooms last night for
the Thomas festival.
The Mississippi and Rum River Boom
company have begun the work of stringing
booms in the river for the reoep ton of the
drives.
Aid. Glenn arraigned the two-faced poll
ticians of the council who pretend to be
working for high liquor license and then
vote against such measure.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Lawrence Olson and Ellen Arneson;
Gustaf Bloomberg and Jennie Peterson;
Levi Romeo and Mary A. Flynn.
Travelling Passenger Agent Stowell, of
the Rock Island railroad, is in Minneapo-
lis upon a business mission connected
with his capacity with that company.
L. Bernstein, clothier at POP Nicollet az
enue, was presented with an elegant gold
headed cane yesterday by his employees, to-
gether with Paul Schmidmann, as birth
day gift.
An attorney yesterday informed a GLOBE
reporter that the lie ense ordinance passed
on Monday night would not hold water in
any court. The legal imperfections will
be printed in these columns her eater.
The four Republican aldermen referred
to by Mayor Ames in his GLOBE interview
are on record. The public can now Judge
rs to who lied, Bill King-of Pacific mail
route fame-or his honor Mayor Ames.
G. W. Andrews,a boarding house keeper,
was accused Of stealing pair of So pants
from one OF his boarders, but was dis
charged as the evidence proved that he
held them merely as security for an unpaid
board bill.
How the whisky Republican organs howl
over the fear of high lice nse. They now
propose to bulIdoze the council into making
it at 500, as is plainly indicated in
column devoted to that end in last
evenings Journal.
At the meeting Of the Hamline universe
ty building committee yesterday the plans
and specifications furnished by Architect
Hayes, of Minneapolis, were adopted, and
the committee arranged for receiving pro-
posals for the buildings construction.
The East side seems to TEEN with tramps
officers bri nging in ten night before last,
who enjoyed the hospitality of the city
and the next morning were let loose, some
OF whom undoubtedly will turn up in due
time to be dealt with in the same manner.
The special attraction at the Theater
Comique for the week are, the little lady
and gent from South Carolina-Admiral
and Miss Lula. They are unexcelled in
the rendition of their comical sketches
Remember, they will positively appear
each night and Thursday afternoon matt
nee.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
company filed complaint yesterday
against the Northwestern Fuel company
asking for Judgment in the sum Of $500
for damage and delay to plaintiff caused
by the attachment of certain cars belong
r ing to the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Northern Railway company, but in pos
session and under control of plaintiff at
the time, in accordance with a certain
agreement entered into between said rail
way companies.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson, one of the parties to
the adultery suit occupying the attention
of the authorities, was arrested yesterday
and placed in limbo. She asserts her in
nocence, and says the allegations are very
naughty. She was arraigned before Judge
Bailey, and the preliminary examina-
ton is set for this morning,
as is also that of George
GIlters, who is charged with being her com
panion in sin. The way of the transgres-
scr is hard, for they were each placed
under $500 bonds, which neither could
furnish.
Officers Fred Maloney and Kennedy ar
rested woman by the name of Mary An
derson, who kept house of ill-fame on
the corner of Tenth avenue south and
Second street. It seems that some
two or three weeks ago she Of
fered employment to progressing young
girl some seventeen years old to help her,
as she was taking in washing for a living,
but finally after glowing descriptions of
the life of demi monde persuaded her to
depart from her life of virtue and enter
one of shame, where she said "they could
make living SO much easier" Such
women as this deserve the severest con-
domination from everybody and especially
the courts of justice.