Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-12
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The Musketeers is one of the pret.iest
operettas extant.
There will be no meeting of the city
council this week.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $5t.125.
The holiday trade doseh't seem to be
much of boom S yet.
The Ideals are more than pleased with
the beauties of the Grand.
The Boston restaurant is still to the
fro Mt and is doing a fine business.
The Knights of Pythias will give
grand bail to-nightin Pythian hall.
The case against John Gilmore, charged
with burglary, was discharged yesterday.
The Ne,cs Letter will be enlarged to six
teen pages this week, and spicy reading is
promised lis readers.
Now that the time for closing the art
loan exhibition is drawing near, the at
tendance is still on the increase.
Harry Ljverman's Genuine CoioTed
MINISTRIES are drawing largely at Pence
opera house.
The new Northern Pacific Railway ordi-
nances have been handed this mayor for
his signature.
The Crusaders held their regular meet
ing last evening and transacted the usual
amount Of business.
Ex-&ayor Rand and wife gave party
at their residence last evening. TO large
number Of invited cuests.
A meeting of the board of water com
1nissjoDers viii be held in the Office Of the
superintendent tomorrow evening.
The masquerade ball inMarkst hall, last
night, Was great success, judging from
the number who were in attendance.
The jury in the case OF James W. Tufts
vs.. Thompson & Somers. gave verdict
yesterday for plaintiff in the sum of ST.
0G6.93.
Lawrence Duffy, arrested for stealing a
coat from Il. j. Gleason, of st. Paul, is
still in the lookup, waiting the appearance
of Mr.. Gleason.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Peter Branded and Regula Kuobel:
John Model and Mary Johnson; ". F.
Sticking ana Carrie P. Morse.
The water com missicners net in the
mayors Office yesterday and considered
matters of Importance TO the system. The
doors were closed to reporters.
The examination OF Morgan Robinson,
charged with shooting z. B. Mccormick,
on Hoag'5 lake, was yesterday continued
in the municipal court until Dec. 17th.
Treasu1er-el Walsh will enter on the
duties of his Office on Monday, the 7th of
January, and not on the 1st Of January as
some papers have erroaeously stated.
The Sons of Hermann will give a ball
next Saturday euening in Martins hall,
corner of Cedar and Washington avenues.
DAM orchestra will furnish the music.
The operate season at the Grand thi
week already promises to be the grandest,
especially respecting the attendance, since
the opening season of the new theater.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Birmingham,
PIG Ninth aYenne north, occurs at $50
O'Clock tomorrow morning from the
church of the INN aculate Conception.
Mrs. Youmans, president of the W. G. T.
o., of Canada, delivered another lecture
last evening in the First Congregational
church. The subject was Building Walls"
In the suit of Chas. May against George
w. Avery, verdict of 1922 06 was given
for the plaintiff. A stay of proceedings
for thirty days was granted by Judge
Koon.
The larceny case against Thomas Miller,
who is charged with stealing diamond
pin from Pearl Wood, nymph du pave OF
First street fame, was yesterday continued
for examination until this afternoon.
At last corrugated iron walks are con-
meeting sidewalks with crosswalks at tie
street corners, bridging the cutters. Our
citizens hal nearly despaired of living
long enough to see these i'm provements
but they are happily disappointed in that
respect.
Mrs Thomas Birmingham who recently
removed to this city from Halifax, died
yesterday morning at her residence. PIG
Ninth avenue south, from a cancer. The
funeral will occur from the Immaculate
Conception church on Thursday, at $3.50
q, N.
j.. ". Lockwood, Thos. Horton and
Fred. Lowell are under arrest ct the in
stance of John Lungbliu, who charges
them with knocking him out il one round
- long protracted round it was. TIE
defendants will be given g trial this morn
ing.
Col. John L. West, of the Nicollet house,
has ordered the Ellithorpe air brake and
air cushion put on the Nicollet house ele-
vator, and will have four CT each in the
elevators in the West house, the order for
the latter having been given last evening,
Col. West is the first man in Mlnneapoii
TO avail himself of this life saving appar
atus.
This is the third days trial in the case
of VIM. H. Dennis, the architect, against
Frank j. Mackey ct al for the recovery OF
$505 alleged to be due him for labor done
The defendants claim that the chimney
built according to the plan of the archi-
tect is defective and hence they refuse to
pay him that amount. Attorney Davis
represents the plaintiff and Judge Shaw
the defendants.
The case of j. H. Henderson against
The city for $4,000 damages, on account
of changing the grade on Second street
where plaintiffs poperty is located, nae
been partly tried when evidence was ex
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