St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-10
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

The real estste transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated 500, 1856.
The Ideals presented the "Musketeers' to
big house at the Grand matinee yesterday
afternoon.
Licenses to wed were yesterday issued to
Thomas Hall and Sarah NJ. Peel, John Dry
son and Mary Stenson.
Keefe 81 Sanderson have sold their sample
and pool room, at No. 25 south Main street,
to John keefe, brother Of the senior member
of the original firm.
James Wood, the sneak thief who stole
pair of pants from in front of A. P. Wal
raith's store, was sent up for twenty days by
Judge Bailey yesterday.
J. T. Lucas, hardware merchant, has pur-
chased j. II. Thompson's property on Hen
nepin avenue, above the Clark house. The
consideration price was $50, 900.
The examination of witnesses in the dam
age suit of Cora Garvana against the city and
Mr.. Emerson was concluded yesterday even
ing and verdict will be reached to-day.
f. E. Schench was arraigned yesterday up
on the charge of keeping his saloon open on
Sunday. The case was continued until the
25th. More arrests viii probably be made for
the same offense.
Mayor Pillsbury has not yet decided upon
the contemplated changes in the police de-
partment There will be many changes
made, but he does not care to make any
thing public at present.
Thos. II. Moon and George HUMPHREYS are
brace Of bellgerent "coons" who were
before Judge Bailey yesterday for punching
each others phizes. In the melee the former
got the worst of it, and was given ten days,
while his antagonist was given twenty days
at the county Jail.
MIR. Williams, of South Minneapolis, was
before his honor yesterday for wife beating,
but upon the motion of the lenient wife he
was discharged. Wife beating is surely one
OF the most brutal crimes, and invites the
seyerest penalty prescribed in the statute
books.
Zion Commandery has elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows j. a. Schlen-
er, E. c.; A. NJ. Shuey, General; C. C. Le-
land, G. g.; the Rev. 7. B. Wells, Prelate;
IL. Kirkwood, S. W.; j. w. Nash, j. W..
D. u. McFarlane, treasurer; Z. F. Hurley,
recorder.
The G.. A. R. committee of twenty-one
held another meeting last night and made
further arrangements for the reception of
their guests, at the June national encamp-
ment. Several of the subcommittee sub
mitted reports, and everything exhibits the
TACT that arrangements are under good pro-
gress.
Luzerne Nichols yesterday commenced suit
to recover $4,000 from the city, the Erie
Telegraph and Telephone company and V.N.
Darling and others, for injuries received on
First avenue north on the Sth of last Febru-
aryby falling on the street, and dislocation of
his. arm from tripping against telephone
wires that got detached from the poles and
fell into the street on the occasion of fire in
Darling q Co.'S store house.
Gus. Williams will open this evening at
the Grand in his new comedy, Zone of the
Finest" The Saginaw Courier says: 'sThe
opening of the amusement season in this
city last evening by Gus Williams in the new
but already popular play under the above
title, was great success, the house being
filled i'll every part. The role of John
Mischler is especially adapted to Mr. Will
liams' ability as a speciality actor and his
efforts to please the public are met with
marked success when and wherever he ap-
pears. The songs and reeitations introduc-
ed are new and pleasing, while the ludicrous
situations in which he is found follow so
closely and are so amusing, that the interest
OF the audience is kept up from beginning
to end of the play. The company support
ing him is strong one and adds materially
70 the success of Zone of the Finest''