St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETS
D. c. Roberts, for forgery, is held to the
grand jury.
Burglars stole eight watches from Tom IS
second hand store.
DAMS orchestra gave a delightful concert
n Armory hall last night.
Umpire Frank gave two rank decisions
against Minneapolis yesterday.
The Minneapolis Lacrosse club is negotiat-
ing for a match with the club at Owatonna-
Twenty-eight warranty deeds were filed
yesterday with the register Of deeds, amount
inS to S44, III.
The Minneapolis Cricket club will play in
st, Paul on Friday of next week. 1t will be
full days match.
Ole Nesterged is under arrest upon the
charge of assaulting O. II. Buysen. The
trial will occur July IS.
The employees of the Manitoba picnicked
at Lake Minnetonka. 1t took twenty coaches
to accommodate them.
An application has been received from
Wabasha for a charter to organize post of
The G. A. R. at that place
The Lewis Morrison, supported by good
company, will appear al the Grand to-mor-
row evening in GA Celebrated Case.' He
plays full week.
Officer Bradley arrested a man named
Johnson last night for attempting to break
into house, corner of Third ave-
nue. northeast and Monroe street.
Parker, the Minneapolis second baseman
who lost fine opportunity for making a
double play yesterday, and consequently lost
the game, has been released by the man
ager
Last night special layman found a par
italy intoxicated Swede and a company of
suspicious characters whom he mistrusted
were trying to work him. Taking him to
headquarters it was found that he had over
$50.
Yesterday Eugene Waters, of the water
works, tested a hydrant on the new main at
the corner of Twenty-fourth street and Mic
ollet avenue, which is eighty-fve feet above
the river, and he found he could get pres
sure of 40 feet. A point for Jumbo,
A fellow grabbed pocket book containing
$2S from French woman at the market yes
terday morning, and about o'clock to-day
Detective Hanknson. having taken the de-
scription, arrested him in the Nicollet house.
The prisoner is identified as being the guilty
party.
E. II. Palmer has donated black z, of
Palmer's second addition, for the establish
ment of the Suffolk glass works. The site is
between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth streets
and between the G. NJ. 81 st. p railroad
tracks and Railroad avenue. Buildings are
to be erected here after the plans by archi-
tects Dunnell IL Elliot.
In the Travellers Home, the new restau-
rant on Bridge square, Minneapolis certainly
has II restaurant of which she may be proud
1t is under experienced management, en-
ploys none but first-class cooks, and uses
nothing but the best which the market af-
fords. Everything is bright and new and
every body who visits the establishment
goes away pleased with what they get.
Headquarters bureau of information, G.
A. K. have been opened in Harrison IS hall.
The design of these headquarters is to fur
ash information regarding location of board
ing houses, hotels and rooms, railroad mat
,ers, etc. 1t is earnestly hoped that any of
our citizens who hove rooms to rent or who
can furnish either meals or rooms, will call
at ar write these headquarters witeout delay.
Marriage licences were Issued yesterday
to Henry Beverson and Annie Heum, c.
Johnson and Mary Johnson, Frank Thomp-
son and Belle Pearson, Peter Hanson and
Laura Hanson, Marcus Nygaard and Cecilia
johnson, John Johnson and Emma Norrdin,
james L. Abrams and Mary H. Moon, j. P
johnson and Beret NJ. Anderson, Richard
Riekaby and Mary A. Hughes, Levins Schegg
and Theresa Brantner.
AT the meeting of Geo, N. Morgan Relief
corps No. 3, several members were mustered
in, and reception, decorating, and finance
committees were appointed At the close of
the exercises Mrs II. A. Norton, In behalf
of the society, presented Mrs. G. w. Fox and
Mrs. L. Maish with an elegant silver basket
filed with choice flowers. The ladies were
so completely surprised that it was with diff
iculty they expressed their thanks. At the
HE close of this pleasant little ceremony the
aides were invited into the post room, where
Mrs. g. W. Fox, in behalf of the ladies of
George n. Morgan Relief corps, presented
the post with an elegant oil painting of the
late Gen George n Morgan, three feet by
four in size. Commander Eye very appro-
priately responded. The comrades and
ladies then united in singing america"
after which the meeting adjourned until
next FRIDAY evening