Daily globe., 1883-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

haha falls to-day.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $134,6OS.
Peter Potgeiser is placed under 500
bonds to kept the peace.
The Rife club practiced on the 200 yard
range yesterday afternoon.
Belle McCusick and John Sullivan were
sent to the insane asylum yesterday.
A Meeting of the Park Avenue Improve
ment association was held last evening.
Danz's band gave an open air concert
at Snyder's park on Tenth street last night.
Helen o. Benson was adjudged insane
yesterday, and will be sent to st. Peter to-
day.
The approaches to the Second street
bridge across the railway tracks are being
built.
For good dinner at nominal price
visit the Boston restaurant, 200 Hennepin
avenue.
A delegation of Chippewa Indians are
stopping at the Wilbur house on First
street north.
Browns Vaudeville theater is nightly
thronged with lovers of the drama and the
proprietor is happy.
Thomas Mayors horse ran away yester
day on Third street, collided with lamp
post and demolished the carriage.
The Red Caps of st. Paul will come up
and play the Browns third game of base
ball at the park of the latter this afternoon
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street and Second avenue north is in bad
condition and needs to be attended to i'm
mediately.
A lady was robbed at the East side juno
tion of railroad ticket to Winnipeg, be-
sides sum of money, all she had, on
Thursday night.
Martin Thayer's little son of South
Minneapolis played with revolver care
lessly left within the urchins reach, was
shot through the hand.
Manager Tuttle yesterday succeeded in
getting several new operators and the
Minneapolis Office managed to transact
pretty fair days business.
For striking Jacob Jacobson over the
head with billiard cue, while he was
intoxicated, Charles Lunday was fined S.
and costs by his honor yesterday. The
fine was paid.
Citizens interested in the extension of
the Chicago avenue street car line will
hoL6 meeting in the city hall to-day to
discuss the matter and prepare petition
to the city council.
William O'Leary, 1908 Nineteenth ave-
nua south, keeps always on hand fine
stock of gentlemen's clothing. His goods
are placed at the lowest figures and salts
faction is guaranteed.
Through some technieality, combined
with the indefatigable efforts of VIM. H.
DonohUe, the defendants attorney, Ryan,
the footpad, was discharged from the
police court yesterday.
A special meeting of the Children's
Home society will be held at College hos
pital at 230 p. N. Tuesday next, to make
arrangements for the purchase of the At
water property in South Minneapolis.
Henry Wilson, who undertook to board a
@. M. & st. P. short line train, Thursday,
without showing his ticket, and, being
stopped by the gate keeper pulled his re-
volyer, paid fine of $50 in the municipal
court yesterday.
The summer school at the state e''universi-
ty has entered upon its secondweek with an
attendance of sixty, with good prospect
of large increase soon. OF the sixty in
attendance twenty-four are males and
nearly all are teachers.
Enock Ecklund and Katrina S. Dotter
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony yesterday, by Judge Ueland of the
probate court. The genial official per-
formed the ceremony in most solemn
manner, as beftted the occasion.
Burglars got away with some SIS in
money stolen from boarders in Mrs.
Wellman's boarding house on South Thir-
teenth street. Mr.. Jackson was awakened
and drove the burglars from the house
firing two Intellectual shots at them.
The following parties were the recipients
of marriage licenses yesterday: James A.
McHenry and frankie NJ. Dickey, Bernard
Hingan and Mary Emmerich, Refer Peter
son and Nettie Anderson, Charles johnson
and Oleana Johnson, E. R. Thompson and
Hattie Lockwood.
Considerable interests manifested in
the game of ball to be played by the Reds
of st. Paul and the Browns of Minneapo-
lis. Each club having woa one game, a
lively contest of the third is expected, and
a goodIy sum of money will change hands
among the hackers of each, before the re.
suit.
The allegations of the papers that the
intensest excitement prevailed in Mime
apolis over the rumored death of Gen.
Grant is the veriest bosh. No one seemed
to believe the story, and those who did
believe it took philosophical view of it,
remarking that all must meet death sooner
or later.
The preliminary examination of Jasper
johnson, for shooting John Morgan, will
Ibe called in the municipal court to-day.
Although Morgan is recovering rapidly
his physician reports that he is still un-
able to appear in court, and consequently
the case will beyond doubt be continued to
some future date.
Mayor Ames has given explicit orders to
the police to place under arrest any man
who will accost a lady upon the streets
with whom he is not familiarly acquainted,