Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBBLETs.

Have you ever clned az the Boston? Try
ii to-day.
Midnight suPpers specially at the
Comique restaurant.
The plat of Stillman's subdivision of
Russell's out lots was fled yesterday.
a ball will be given by the cigar makers
Of Ills city il Turner hail this evening.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Josiah
Thompson was largely attended yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. S. Gilman, the 'butter thief" was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Lochren to
one year and six months hard labor in the
state prison.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to T. VI. Bennett and Emma Booth, Alex
ander Anderson and Caroline Anderson,
John Lamb and Eugenia Beuchelein.
The new Aherns steam fire engine will be
tested on Nicollet island Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. An engineer and one
of the proprietors of the factory arrived
yesterday for the purpose.
Among the best of the long list of good
things presented al the Comique this
week is the sketch OF Joe Dreamer and
Maggie Christie, the musical act of the
musical mokes, Howe and Clarke, and the
dancing of the old time fayorite, Miss Kitty
PeGsIey.
Following the Thompson case in the dis
trict court yesterday was the suit of Cor
nelius Blake against the Minneapolis
Union Railway company to recover dam
ages to the amount of $4,000 for injuries
received by falling with q bent of one of
the arches Of the yiadUct, on the Seth of
June last.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward
are now trying to bluff Williams, the Pro-
hibition candidate, from the track in the
hope of so defeating Ed. B. Clement, the
Democratic nominee. Mr.. Clement is an
exceptionally popular gentleman, and can
command as large following as any
men in that ward.
The Harmonic Singing society will give
banquet ia Harmonic hall on Saturday
evening. closing the hall. The society will
have fine brick hall erected by Aid. An
dreWs, on the corner OF Washington ave-
nue. and Third avenue north. It will be
nicely and conveniently arranged and sup
piled with q full set Of scenery.
Complaints against the county Jail
management are numerous. It Will be re-
membered that about a week ago a negro
sentence for drunkenness. He begged for
glass of water, and another prisoner
confined in the jail at the time says the
turnkeys irhumanly refused him.
Vim. Hanscom, who was arrested at the
instance Of Dr.. G. G. Lyford, charged with
obtaining money on false pretenses, in
that he sold complaining witness a load of
hay upon an old scalers ticket which
showed about twioe as many pounds as the
load actually contained, was fined $50 by
Judge Cooley yesterday. This sort of
racket has been worked by cute grangers
entirely too often, and the average Mime
apolitan has his weather eye open, and
other similar coltYicions may follow.
The idea advanced by the park conmis-
sion that in the event the park bill scheme
is defeated this spring there can be no
parks established for two years to come is
81 error. At the meeting Of the board Of
trade Wednesday morning when Col. Ben
ton was using his best oratorical powers to
smooth over the opposition to the bill he
clS-tCL% tlicG TIC COG1lGL1 ALSO11 Iclo LI4O
power to establish parks just the same as
has the commission, and that a portion of
the bill was copied directly from the city
charter. If this be so, what is the object
OF the Hennepin county delegation in
taking q purely city affair from the ciby
council, g body elected 10 represent the in
teIests Of the city and none else?
The knights Templar of Minnesota will
probably make such arrangements at San
Francisco, as viii result in their being
quartered in one place, during the coming
conClave. AS the expense Of taking d
band will be from $4,000 TO $4,000, prob
ably not more than one will be taken for
the state. The Minneapolis commander
les Will leave the latter part of July and
return about Sept. l, taking thirty-ihree
days for the trip. They will stop on the
route going, but will return home direct.
There will probably be a special train from
Minneapolis. For twenty Of the Sir
Knights the new excursion car now build
ing by the Milwaukee road has been en-
gagged. 1t has drawing room, parlors,
dining room, kitchen, sleeping apartments,
a piano, and all the conveniences of a
house for the accommodation of twenty
people.