Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS, sept. ZO, 300:
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $128,435.2S.
The Boston restaurant is the place to get
hearty meal at moderate price.
The Comique restaurant furnishes Its
guests frst-class meals at nominal figures.
The chamber of com merce holds spe-
ciaI meeting this evening, and large at
tendance is desired.
Another large house Toasted its eyes up
on the gorgeous scenery of Lights O.
London" at the Grand last night.
Yesterday in the district court an action
was commenced by Adele Segelbaum for
divorce from her husband, Max Segel-
baum.
The st. Paul policemen who played the
Minneapolis 'constabulary" yester day
were wined and dined at Germans last
evening.
The case of S. Emerson for erecting a
wooden building within the city limits
contrary to the ordinance will be heard
again to-day at p. m.
Read Prof Dexter's 1000 offer to the
public in his new Advertisement to-day.
Prof. Dexter will open an office in St.
Paul next week having secured desirable
location.
III. D. Forbes was up before hizzoner OF
the municipal court yesterday, charged
with committing an assault and battery
upon S. 7. Swenson. The case was con-
tinued to this morning at 8 O'Clock.
CHRISTIAN Nowry stood before his honor
of the municipal court yesterday to answer
to the charge of reckless driving. Christian
must possess some persuasive eloquencs,
for he convinced the court he was limo
cent, and was discharged.
The sensational drama "Ten Years"
seems to have struck a popular chord at
Pence Opera honse. The house was we'll
filled last night and applause was frequent
and general. The Thorn Ms, Miss Hat
ton and Ed. Haley are the ia vorites.
Fred Hanley had his left hand and wrist
badly crushed yesterday morning by ma
chinery in Touring mill at the falls, and
the surgeon who attended him considered
amputution of the hand necessary, and so
the poor fellow is now one-handed.
Willis2z- OHern and o. W. Stetson,
who were charged with robbery, were dis
charged from custody yesterday for want
of evidence. Their counsel, W. b. Dona-
hue, displayed unusual tact and ability in
defending them, and to him they are
mainly indebted for their acquittal.
Myron B. Woodwork, who was arrested
on Tuesday night for robDing man in
bed house, as described at length in the
''Late Minneapolis News" column of yes
terday's GLOBE, was up before the munich
pal court yesterday, charged with larceny.
He waived an examination, and was held
to the grand jury, and consigned TO the
Stoddart hotel to await his trial, as he
could not secure $1,000 bail for his appear
anoe next month.
John Berbi is a saloon keeper who sells
his vile liquor on the Sabbath instead CT
going to church. He paid $3.50 yesterday
into the city treasury for violating the Or
dinance in that case made and provided.
John has the misfortune of running rum
shop on small scale. Had he been an e1-
tensive liquor dealer he could have sold
every Sunday in the year without being
disturbed. Get rich, John, and you can
escape the penalty for dealing out schnaps
on Sunday.
The policemen of st. Paul beat the po-
licemen of Minneapolis yesterday in the
return base ball game by score of 30 to
Is. Some fanatical damphools in this city
thought it the proper thing to get banners
painted with offensive inscriptions reflect
ing on st. Paul and display them on
wagon through the streets. Chief Berry
ordered the insulting flags to be removed.
In justice to the Minneapolis nine it may
be said that the foolish act was done with
out their knowledge or consent.
An Art Loan exposition will open In
this cityonOcteber %. Oil paintings,engrav
ings water colors keramics, ething bronzes
and ststusry will be among objects exhibit
ted and a committee of ladies is now can
wasting the city for the loan of antiqe and
rare articles of of artistic value and finish.
All articles loaned will be injured and
safelp cared and returned 10 their owners
after the display is over. The exposition
will be open for about mont.
John Porter, proprietor of the saloon at
401 Main street southeast, was followed by
footpsds few nights ago as he was wend-
ing his way toward Tenth avenue bridge to
visit his parents. He observed their
movements, and halted when one cried out
to him in blasphemous language to stop.
He did stop, and shot his revolver to scare
them off, but it did not scare them worth
cent. He quickened his pace, and was pur-
sued to within fifty feet of the house by the
rufiaps, who kept up continual shower
of stones at him. AS the night was dark
he could not identify his assailants, but he
surmises who they are, and will watch
them closely in future.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.