Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

and evidently mean business.
The location of the new postofice build
ing Is perplexing question.
The real estate transfers yesterday ag-
gregated upward of $4,000.
An open air CONCERT was given by DAMS
band at Oak Lake park last evening.
Company 1, First regiment, will give its
first reception this evening at the Lyndale
hotel.
The Vokes closed their season at the
Grand in largely attended matinee yes
terday afternoon.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, has
choice brands of cigars and liquors, and
serves good meals at prices to defy compe-
tition.
David BlakeIyIhas rendered his resigna-
ton as editor of the Minneapolis end of
the P. P. Drop by drop the streams run
dry"
Marriage licenses were received yestsr-
day by the following parties: B. Bauk
and Amelia Levi, Braudos Sodini and
Sarah Marian Cowan.
Despite the sultry weather the Comique
theatre is well patronized this week. Good
meals can be had down stairs when the
performances are over.
match race between F. j. Mackey's
''Lady Florence" and W. j. Tenders ma
mona" owners to drive, is to occur at the
driving park on Saturday afternoon.
Lots and in Lowry's subdivision of
block &c" in TuttIe's addition to st. An
thony have been sold by AndrewJ. Warner
and wife to Charles G, Strong for $1,000.
John Sledge, who is employed in Carl
son Bros livery stable, was sunstruck
yesterday while at work in the barn. He
was taken to physicians Office for treat
men5.
Next Saturday at p. N. there will be a
meeting Of all property owners and others
interested in the extension Of the Chicago
or Eighth avenue street car line to Lake
street
Prof Marston, of the University, is suf-
fering from blood poisoning, produced by
a finger being bruised by weight attached
to hitching strap. He is IN a dangerous
condision.
There will be meeting of the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary society of the North
western hospital this afternoon at $50
O'Clock, at Miss Kennedy's, 429 University
avenue southeast.
Alice M. Sphinx and James L. Sphinx, her
husband, have decided to Gorham Thvrbsr
and Charles H. Sprague certain land on
Sixth street south, in Brown & Jackson's
addition, for $4,000.
Otto Ii. Boyesen unmarried has decided
to Mary V. G. Woolley for $4,000 all of
lots 1 and and the W y of lot 3-be-
ing 2712 feet front and rear next to lot Q
all IN block l, CornelPs Second addition.
This morning at o'clock a solemn high
mass, with chanting of obsequies accord
ing to the rite of the Dominican order.
will be celebrated in Holy Rosary church,
South Minneapolis, for the repose of the
soul of Father Thomas n. Burke, who
lately died in Ireland.
The following two real estate transfers
were also filed yesterday: AraviIIa F.
Crockett and Robert L. Crockett, her hus-
band, to John D. Meyer, lot 4 in block IA
OF Wilson, Bell & Wagners addition for
r;9tta, his wife, to Frank w. Forman, a
brick building and Improvements for the
sum of $4,000.
4 plat OF Fairview addition to Mime
apo..s, consisting of twenty eight lots, was
fled yesterday, 1t is described as the
south half Of the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of the southeast GUAR
ter OF section II, town 2S, north range u
west of the fourth principal meridian; and
the streets and alleys are dedicated to pub
lie Use by the owner thereof, Arthur S.
Hay.
The following real estate transfers were
filed yesterday: Dorllus Morrison to H.
q. O. Morrison and wife, in consideration
Of the sum Of $4,000, portion OF lot 4,
block u, according to plat of Minneap-
oils town, now the city; Edgar S. Case and
Matilda E. Case to J. Arthur Ridgway for
$4,000, the S. W. Il of S. w. Il of S. E..
i OfsectioG 3, town %, range % contain
ing ten acres of land.
George A. Alley entered suit Yesterday
in the district court against H V. DeMott,
the surviving partner of the firm of Syme
d DeMott, proprietors of the -four mill at
Long Lake, this county, to recover $1,000
damages for injuries received in their mill
exactly two years ago to-day, while engage
ed i'll the discharge of his duties as second
miller. His left hand and arm were crush
ed, mangled, cut and torn, and the liga-
ments, muscles and nerves ruptured, caus-
ing severe pain and combining him to his
room for ten weeks and disabling and
preventing him from attending to his or
binary duties. He complains that the
machinery in the mill was unsafe, that he
had drawn the attention of
the defendant to that fact and that
through the negligence, carelessness and
recklessness of the defendant the machin-
cry had become defective by reason of the
want OF proper covering for it; that he
received permanent injuries in conse-
queuca and through no fault of his own
and heIce claims he is entitled to $4,000
damages.