Daily globe., 1883-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

There were no cases before Judge Ue-
land yesterday to interest the public.
Ten Swan incandes cent lights have been
received by the Brush Electric Light COM
pany.
The son of H. w. DeGroodt, of Excel
sior, has died of ivy poisoning after two
days sickness.
The Comique restaurant still holds its
own in the way of patronage by reason of
IS splendid fare.
The Minneapolis Gas Light company
has contracted for 1000 tons of coal from
the Northwestern Fuel company.
The Bethanian society, of Bennett semi
nary, gave a grand entertainment last
evening at Park avenue Presbyterian
church.
The largest saw-mill cut on record in
this city is that of Camp 6 Walkers mill
which got out 100000 feet of lumber in ten
hours, last Monday.
The jury in the case of James Murphy,
after long deliberation, found him guilty
of burglary and he and three other crimi-
mails await sentence.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, has
his tables groaning with all the luxuries of
the season. His patrons will regret his
removal to Montana.
The Zahalka case referred to at length a
few days ago in the GLOBE has been tried
and submitted, but Judge Koon has not
yet rendered dicision.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of
the late Michael E. Byrnes have been pass
ed by Hose company No. 1 and spread
upon the records of the society.
Tomorrow being the Sunday within the
octave of the Feast of Corpus Christi, the
children of Holy Rosary Parish, South
Minneapolis will make their first commu-
Mon.
The Minneapolis cadets, a new military
organization, will meet this evening in
Martins hall, Washington avenue south
Monday and Thursday evenings their regu-
lar meetings will be held.
Hiram Vannest yesterday sold proper
ty described as the south . of the north
3 of the northwest d of section 10, town
2S, range 81, consisting of 40 acres, to
Alfred j. Dean, for $37, 700.
While Assistant City Engineer Van Duzee
was standing on suspension bridge he got
between the bridge and passing street
car and received some injury from bruis-
ing. He will be all right in few days.
The Original New Orleans University
singers gave an entertainment last even
ing at Centenary Methodist church for the
benefit of the Seventh street Methodist
church, and 1t proved gratifying success.
Detective Hankinson brought with him
yesterday from st. Paul, a man whose
name is VIM. Hamburg,and who is charged
with robbery OF $40 worth of tonsorial
or barber goods belonging to S. W. Dunn.
The senior class of the university had
reception last evening at the residence of
Ex-Governor Pillsbury, and this evening
they will be the guests of Miss McNair,
daughter of Hon. W. W. McNair, who is
one of the class.
George Glllis, Charles S. Price, Michael
Foley and William Lee, who were con-
victed in the district court as specified by
the GLOBE, left yesterday for the state
prison. Another batch will soon follow to
keep them company.
Three "shine 'em up" were brought be-
fore Judge Mahoney yesterday afternoon
on the charge of swimming publicly in
Bassett's creek. After promising to do so
no more, the judge discharged them after
administering kindly reproof.
The Motor case is still before Judge
Lochren, and bids fair to last for some
time. Auditor Scott, Col Innes, Julian E.
Miner and Col. McCrory, have undergone a
very searching examination, and more
witnesses are yet to be produced.
Sergeant Hill put the East side F.oIice
through their eVolutions last evening. f9r
the first time. The sergeant showed his
familiarity with military tactics and PROV
ed himself a thorough disciplinarian and
the men are fortunate in having such
drill master for instructor
Henry Bennett,who has been confined in
the county jail since last January for tam
pering with letters passing through the
.. S. mails was released by Sheriff Stod-
dart yesterday in accordance with par
don from President Arthur.
Mike Zennis and Katie Magerus, Hans
jacobson and Annie Peterson, Richard
Stempf and Jessie Cirkler, John
A. Carlson and Eva Nelson, Jacob Mengel-
koch and Katie Schmitz, j. S. Fritzen and
Minaie Peterson receivedimarriage licenses
from Clerk Davenport yesterday.