Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Get an oyster stew at the Boston restau
rant.
A grand ball drew big crowd to Har
monia hall last evening.
The best of everything at all hours al
the Comique restaurant.
Lake Minnetonka people have secured
seats for the Grand Opera opening.
A. SESSIONS, an unsophisticated youth
was feeced out OF $40 by confidence
man yesterday.
Poverty Flat drew another fair audience
TO the Opera house last evening. The mat
inee yesterday was largely attended.
Gas Company Rand will soon have
ample opportunity to prove that he holds
monopoly in his business in Minneapo-
lis.
Kimball Webster is the name of an as
pirant who announces himself as an indie
pendent candidate for alderman in the
Seventh ward.
JAS. Il. Egge was yesterday appointed
as deputy sheriff to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of THOMPSON.
It is a good appointment.
A woman was in the lookup last night
for drunkenness. She claims that she was
robbed of s. in Morrison & McCarthy's
saloon on Plymouth avenue.
The $4,000 city bonds purchased by
Blake & Co.,of Boston, at = per cent. pre-
MUM, are dated Monday, and will be
ready for delivery at that time, without
fail.
The plat of Boston Avenue addition was
filed yesterday. TT embraces ninety-six
lots bounded by Tenth and Twelfth ave-
nues, Forty third street and Boston ave-
nue..
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John Blomquist and Annie Walin, 81.
Gustofson and Augusta Dalin, P. J..
Hack and Annie Johnson, John Anderson
and Emma G. L. Lundstrum.
Judge Smith Is fast perfecting arrange
ments for beginning work looking towards
his proposed lew establishment. A crew
of men who will go to work upon the
building will arrive in few days.
Another big audience witnessed the per-
Torrance at the Theatre Comique last
night. The four big teams and the host of
single artists made up an immense bill
that would be hard to equal on any West
ern variety stage.
Friday and Saturday the judges of cleo
ton will be on duty at the voting places for
the purpose of registering. 1t should be
born in mind that no one who fails to reg
lister can vote under the new law, unless
he is personally known by at least one of
the judges.
Fred Orud, laborer employed on the
Milwaukee Short line, was injured in an
accident near Union park and brought to
the Ames hospital for treatment yesterday.
He undertook to rescue his wheelbarrow
from in front Of an approaching train and
was struck. He will recover.
Chief Munger and the police department
have started fund for the benefit of the
wife and three children of John O'Connor,
killed by fall in elevator G, who are in
needy circumstances. Any contributions
left at the police headquarters will be
properly taken in charge and turned over
to the widow.
At meeting held for the purpose, a
Young Mems association of the Church of
Christ, J. c. Hay pastor, was Or
ganized, having for its object benevolent
work and self-improvement. The follow
ing officers we're elected to serve six
months. George D. Haggard, president;
w. II. Tucker, vice president; George D.
Holt, recording secretary and treasurer;
Charles Goodnow, critic; Judson Murray,
marshall; and an executive committee Of
five, consisting of president and secretary
(ex-oficio) with S. Potts, E. B. CASTOR and
McGreggor. This association will hold its
meeting regularly once a week and is open
to all well disposed young men of our
city.
Mayor Ames returned from his trip TO
Chicago yesterday, looking muck better
from his rest. He at once entered upon
official duties and was busy signing papers
and looking over water works matters
during the afternoon. He stated to a
GLOBE reporter that he should not sign a
warrant for his $1,000 salary for the year
should the council order it, until the le-
gality of the action had been decided in
the courts. He is convinced, however, as
is any fair-minded man, that it is only
justice that the increased salaries, allowed
by the legislature, should be paid by the
city to the respective parties designated
in the amendment providing for an in
crease.