Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05
NINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Go to Sullivan's Boston restaurant for
good square meal.
The Citizens bank will increase their
capital to 100000.
Edward McHosky mourns the loss of
pocketbook containing 500.
The Homeopathic hospital contained
eleven patients on the first of May.
The Northwestern OFatorical association
has taken IN the Nebraska university
Rev, ". W. Satterlee has removed from
POS Fourth street south to 924 First avenue
north.
The wages of cigar makers is to be in
creased on account of the tobacco tarlh
reduction.
But one marriage license was issued
yesterday, that being to John Broolf and
Emma Childs.
Excavation for the foundation for the
new extension to the court house was COM
menced yesterday.
The Comique restaurant open day and
night, is always on deck with the best the
market can afford.
N. P. Clark will make his tenth annual
cdIUl6 Sale Oh the zOO az eLO AAAA
neapolis fair ground.
j. R. Parker was arrested in house of
shame. He was fined SO by Judge
Bailey, which he paid.
The Ideal base ball club, of this city,
will try conclusions with the Hamline
university nine to-day.
COL R. S. Innis has accepted the Office of
honorary president of the Canadian Amer
lean society of this city.
Lars Anderson was bruised by being
thrown from his wagon in runaway &C
oident in South Minneapolis yesterday.
A fire started yesterday morning about
O'Clock in the kitchen of the st. James
Hotel, but fortunately it was nipped in the
bud.
John Shusby, brake man employed on
the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad, had
his left hand badly smashed by the bump
ers.
The son of Henry Weimott, named Ted,
has become insane, and will doubtless be
sent to the asylum in st. Peter for treat
ment.
Yesterday afternoon officer VIM. Daily
drove an expressman away from the
Manitoba depot for using insulting
language to lady who was passing.
E. J. Jafary, of Jaffary Bros, editors of
the Canadian-AaericG'l, published in this
city, left yesterday afternoon for Dakota,
to look after the interests of the paper.
At the meeting of the Harmonic Sing
ing society it was resolved to attend the
La Crosse singer fest to be held in June.
The society Will be headed by Prof.
Danz's full brass band.
Alfred Daily of the West side had his
left hand SO badly shattered as to necessi-
tate amputation of two of his fingers, by,
the accidental discharge of a gun while
out cunning Thursday afternoon.
Commencing Sunday, May 6, the Min
neapolis q St. Louis railway will run
special Lake Minnetonka train each Sun
day, leaving Minneapolis at 8 q. NJ, re-
turning will leave Excelsior at $50 p. N.
The friends of J. E. Flanagan insist
that Lycurgus A. Dunn should appoint
municipal court, 1t certainly would prove
lion.
Frank Treble, Niclollet house bell boy,
yesterday morning felt tickling sensa-
ton il his throat and soon after in his
mouth, and upon reaching in his finger he
pulled from his mouth pin worm about
eight inches in length.
Flowers, nothing but flowers, for Rem
ington park on the banks of Lake Harriet.
The following are the titles of the avenues:
Lilly, Daisy, Buttercup, Snowdrop, Rose,
Violet, Fern, Palm, Crocus, Moss and Ivy
avenues, and Hyacinthe and Holly places.
J. E. Byrnes, Esq, of the law firm of
Byrnes& Byrnes, nd Miss Clara Goodrich,
the accomplished daughter of G. W. Good
rich of the Union Rolling Mill, are to be
united to-day in the bonds of Hymen.
Their many friends wish them an unlimit-
ed quantity of connubial bliss.
The Lake Minnetonka Transit company
filed articles Of incorporation with the
register of deeds, Thursday. The incor-
porators are w. D. Washburn, w. D. Hale,
H. Hollis, Marsh P. Hawkins and William
G. Teller. The capital stock is to be $780,
900 divided into 5000 shares of $50 each.
Robert Cavanaugh and August Linset
were arrested for obtaining money under
false pretenses. 1t is alleged that they
sold horse for 1920 to Geo. A. Bracket,
representing the animal as perfectly sound
and in good health, but before being
driven a block it fell down exhausted.
The prisoners refunded the money and
were released.
Yesterday public test of the Stone
man sulky pillow was given on Chicago ave-
nue.. The pillow did some remarkable
work, demonstrating the fact that it is
easily drawn, and turns the earth in won
derfully fine style. 1t is Minneapolis
invention, and to USE the language of de-
lighted spectator of the exhibition, ''takes
all the doughnuts in the PAM