Daily globe., 1883-08-11
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To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLUBULkS.
east LYNNE" matinee to-day.


"Ticket-o -Leage-Man," at the Opera
house tonight.
Superb costumes in East L!nne," ct
the matinee to-day.
The roof timbers of the Grand opera
house, are being raised into position.
j. j! Hill is spending about $4,000 in
putting the road leading to his new farm
in good shape.
The French Catholic church, corner of
Wabashaw and Exchange streets, is receiv-
ing a new organ.
There should be large attendance of
ladies to witness the matinee performance
of east Lynne" by the Jay Rial COM
pany.
State Treasurer Kittleson purchased
twenty more $1,000 Minnesota railway
per cent. adjustment bonds for the state
school fund yesterday.
Mayor O'Brien received telegram yes
terday from the chief of police of St.
Louis, extending the furlough of Officer
James Dixon, now in this city, two weeks.
the deed from c. D. Gilfllan to J. j.
Hill for the farm mentioned in the GLOBE
several days ago, the consideration of
which is $4,000, was placed on record yes
terday.
julius Austrian and others have COM
menced suit against ]. W. Murphy ct al,
to collect an Indebtedness of 1891. An at
tacf fment was also issued for the above
amount.
The estate of the late Joseph Hardy was
sold yesterday by the administrator, Her
bert Moellen. 1t brought S2,4OO, the pur-
chaser being Nicholas Hardy, brother of
the deceased.J
The brick-layers in Com. Kittson's block,
Wabashaw, street between Fifth and Sixth
streets, and Com. Davidson's block, corner
of Fourth and Cedar streets, are working
or the fifth stories.
The contract has been awarded to the
West Publishing company 90 publish the
lS'opinions'' given by tbs seYeu attorney
generals Of Minnesota, holding Office since
the organization of the state
Yesterday the police arrested an indi-
vidual who is suspected of having been
concerned in the robbery of several
watches from a Seventh street iewelry
store. As yet no conclusive evidence has
been found Of his guilt.
telegram was received yesterday
morning by Mrs. Theodore Reese, an
nouncing the dangerous illness of her
mother. In response to the sad intelli-
gence, Mrs. Reese left on the l o'clock D.
n. train for Morris, ILL.,, the home of her
mother
I. F. Clark, young man from New
York City, lawyer by profession, who
came up into Minnesota a short time ago,
was taken sick at Minneapolis three days
ago, and died yesterday afternoon at 1
O'Clock of peritOnItes, at the Merchants.
st. Paul.
Y. N. G. A., 500 Wabashaw street, young
mems meeting this evening at o clock.
Services Sunday as follows: Devotional
meeting at 9:30 a. m, bible study at 3 D.
N, gospel meeting and song service at 4
=. n. GOOD singing and speaking. Ali
are cordially invited.
The offices Of the county auditor and
treasurer were closed yesterday afternoon
that the officials and clerks might attend
the funeral of Deputy Auditor 3. j. Hult.
which took place from his late residence,
Dayton avenue, at 230 p. M, under the
auspices OF the l. .. o. F., of which be was
member.
Night before last thieves broke into the
stable in the rear of A. P. Wallach's pro.
vision store, corner of Sixth and Waba-
shaw streets, and wrung the necks of sixty
chickens. The defunct poultry was not
carried away and the suspicion is enter
tanned that the ofense was perpetrated
out of spirit of spite or maliciousness,
The mayor on yesterday reinvestigated
the complaint in the case of Gus Oleson,
the Rosabel street saloon keeper, whose Ii
cense was revoked, the result being that
the former decision was reconsidered, and
he was allowed to open again. From what
has bsen learned of this case, the other
parties in the affair are in need of investi-
cation.
The portraits of the seven attorney gen
erals of this state are to be placed in the
rooms of that department of the state
hoEse- The list is made up in order of sue
soSssion, as follows: Generals Berry, Cole,
Colyille, Cornell, Wilson, Start and HUM
Excellent portraits of Berry and Cole have
already been received, and the others will
so0n be added.
The match pacing and trotting race for
$500 a side, made by Martin Delany and
E3. G. Glenn, comes of on the midway track
4,etween 3 and 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The match is attracting good deal of at
&entiou, the knowing ones being very even
zy divided in their opinion of which is the
k7ettec horse, and good many side bets
saxe being made. A foot race is also being