Daily globe., 1883-05-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELET rs.

open Gay ana nlgnU.
Manager Brown of the Comique is out
in an attractive delivery wagon.
A. R. Brandt is arranging for an extend
ed trip to Europe for his health.
The McAllister company Will leave Oh
their trip to the north this morning.
The aldermen will "whoop'sr up" on the
license question again this evening.
Those cables for the telephone system
have arrived, and will soon be put up.
Unquestionably the suspension bridge
sadly needs the services Of a constant
tender,
The old buildings are being removed
from the site of the union depot near sus-
pension bridge.
Thirty y-eight deeds were recorded at the
registers Office yesterday, making an ag-
gregate of $125,193.
flag stone sidewalk is being laid in
front of the Milwaukee depot, much
needed improvement.
A meeting of the Humane Society will
be held at % South Sixth street, at four
o'clock this afternoon.
The second annual meeting of the Min
neapolis Homeopathical society was held
at Elliot's hall last evening.
The Gull River Lumber company held
meeting in the Window block yesterday
and transacted routine business.
The Thomas festival chorus and Men
delssohn club held a largely attended re-
hearsal meeting in Harrison hall last night.
Geo. T. Bird and Mics Helene Adell, of
the McAll1ster company, went to Still
water yesterday. Thence they will go
east.
The city council committee on bonds of
city officers approved the bonds of the va
rious city officers at meeting held yes
terday.
The work of extending the court house
was commenced yesterday. The front
portion of to is to be torn down and new
addition erected.
VIM. Wilkinson, representing the G.
d. Hess Acme Opera company, is in the
city perfecting arrangements for the sea-
son at the Grand.
Chas. Rooney complains that $40
worth of mileage tickets were taken from
his coat while It was hanging in the Clark
house billiard hail.
A reception in honor of the third ami
versary of st. Paul's church will be held at
the residence of P. V. Fraser, 100 Chest
nut avenue, on Thursday evening.
There is now no trouble in running
those water elevators in any of the bust
ness blocks. The new pump gives the
necessary pressure to accomplish the work.
An employment bureau is about to be
started by the Knights of Labor, which
will be conducted for the purpose of aid
ing the Iaboring class in obtaining situa-
tions.
Miss Florence Barton was painfully
bruised in runaway accident yesterday
on Seventh street. 1t was occasioned by
one of the side thills dropping upon the
horses heels.
The members of the Robert Emmett
Literary Association anioyed huge time
in their seventh annual ball in Window
hall last night-or this morning, NOR e
properly speaking.
Aaron Peterson, the naughty st. Paul
voung man who got Norall into serious
trouble as mentioned in yesterdays GLOBE,
married the girl yesterday, SO balancing
the scales of justice.
Judge Mahoney yesterday sat upon the
criminal bench in the municipal court for
the first time, and he did it well. His
friends who placed him there have not been
deceived in their man.
Minneapolis extends her congratulations
to st. Paul in selecting G. D. O'Brien for
mayor. Minneapolis is proud of her may
or and is liberal enough to rejoice in the
good fortune of her twin down the river.
Kittie Warren, the mistress of fancy
house, called upon Judge Mahoney yester-
day and left her monthly compliments in
$50, while two nymphs du pave who board
with her each left ten case note. All for
the good of the treasury, you know.
According to Chief Engineer Stetsons
report there were, during the month of
April, seven still fire alarms and eleven
box ala rms, entail1ng a loss of $4S,5OO
on which there was insurance aggregating
$56,OOO The only serious fire during the
month was that of the Model mill.
The council committees on public
grounds and buildings and health and
hospitals held joint session yesterday anG
prepared q report which will be presented
at the meeting of the council this evening
respecting the proposed removal of The
pest house to a more remote distance.
Let more of the wealthy property owners
in this city follow the praiseworthy exam
pie Of DR.. Elliot, and there will be no lack
of beautiful parks, without having to resort
to the injustice of compelling poor prop
erty owners who happen to own adjacent
property to pay the. expense of assess
ments.
Jennie Clermont, the ten years olC
daughter of John Clermont, residing a
424 Sixth avenue north, met with a sever
accldentIyesterday afternoon, by havinl
her eye-balI cut open, destroying the sigh
of one eye. A stone thrown by little bo
with whom she was playing caused the &C
cident.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterda
to David Huth and K1tt1e Platt, G. F. Lar
cen and Ingleberg Christopherson, Ere
Blese and Rose Zepfe, A. F. Peterson an
Anna Houll, Herbert Sanelhoff and Berth
Gaulke, Arthur W. Field and Rosan