St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-29
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELEES.
The striking coopers are said to be weak
ening.
The real estate contracts fled yesterday ag-
gregateG SAL. 1871.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow night.
Three sets of twins have been entered for
the baby show at Market hall.
The platform below the mills is being re-
planked for the summer business.
The box sheet for the Robson 81 Crane
season opened at the Grand yesterday.
Patrick Fadden and John Coulson were
sent up for twenty days each by his honor
yesterday for vagrancy.
The South Minneapolis Business aud I'm
provement association will hold regular
meeting this evening.
The annual renting of the vestry of Holy
Trinity church will be held at the rectory at
1870 O'Clock this evening.
The keepers and inmates Of two more of
the First street castles paid their monthly re-
spects to his honor yesterday.
Ellen Condor has had her husband Thorn
as Condor placed in limbo for wife beating.
He gave bail for disappearance this morning
for trial.
Charles Ross is under arrest at the in
stance of Lou Wanike, who charges him with
committing an assault and battery. He will
be tried this morning.
August Swenson was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday, charged with
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. His
trial will occur on Friday at a, IN.
f. Conley and Joseph Mitchell are charged
with removing danger signal from a pas
senger train on the Milwaukee road. Their
trial is set for hearing on Friday morning.
Nora Sexton, Of the celebrated DR.. Bray
rape case notoriety, has returned to Minneap-
oils. She was before Judge Bailey yesterday
pended.
Henry L. MolIon's residence on Third
avenue southeast was entered by burglars,
early yesterday morning, and 81 in money
and an amount Of clothing. No clue to the
crooks.
The mayors signature has been placed
upon the liquor license ordinance, and il
will become law upon publication to-day,
despite the claims Of some that it would
never go.
Miss Jessie Bryant has been presented
with handsome gold medal by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Sons Of Veterans, in ap-
probation Of the services rendered by her at
their entertainment.
Joe Murch and Ed. Schenck will be tried
to-day for keeping their saloons open on
Sunday. The former is in charge Of the
Nicollet house bar, while the other is thelpro-
prietor of the ''White Elephant"
John Murphy had his left shoulder bone
fractured in a wrestling bout in the Milwau-
kee railway yards on Friday night. The con-
testants were brakemen. Moral-"Remem-
Der the Sabbath day and keep 1t holy"
The adjourned meeting of the Canadian
American society will be held at Heaton's
hall, 220 Nicollet avenue, this evening at s
O'Clock. The building project is progressing
very favorably, large number of stock-hold-
ers having been added since last Tuesday
evening.
The following couples received licenses to
wed yesterday: D. A. Rolean and Mary
Gissard; SeweIl NJ. Parker and L. Getchell
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Frank Trushel and DeEtte r. Daynes; F. B.
Wakefield and Ella NJ. Bailey; Arthur Mills
and Mary Logan.
Hannah Walsh, who was sent down yes
terday for drunkenness, was assaulted by
Swede named Nels Gilbertson, near the
short line bridge on Sunday. He attempted
to outrage her person, but was prevented by
the arrival of railroad man. The wretch
grabbed the woman's shawl and run. Gil
bertson lives at the corner of Twenty-sixth
avenue south and Seventh street.
Pence Opera house was packed to the doors
last night and hundreds were turned away
unable to gain admission. It was an enthu-
siastic audience, too. Nearly every number
on the programme presented by the Ida Sid
don's Mastodons was encored, and it was
late hour when the curtain dropped on the
last act The features Of the entertainment
were Ida Siddons, skip rope dancer, Hazel
Blake, operate mezzo soprano vocalist, the
Allen sisters, vocalists and sketch artists,
Harry Lansing and Harry Constantine, fe-
male impersonators, and Billy Arnold and
Ned West end men.