Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-06
NIINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETS.


A Bloomington avenue wife beater got
into the hands of the law this afternoon.
Two men closing up the festive Fourth
got into savage fight and were run in.
MRS. Jennie R. Corkish, who died Tues
day uight, will be inferred this afternoon.
Sullivan's Boston restaurant is still receiv-
ing its full share of patronage, and deserv-
eddy so.
There were only four marriage licenses
granted yesterday by the clerk of the dis
trict court.
The forger of a check on j. G. Oswald
year ago was arrested at the races to-day
and jailed.
The grading on Nicollet avenue, pre-
paratory to laying the granite pavement,
is rapidly going on.
Max Segelbaum is succeeded by Frank
n. Haven as treasurer of the Oak Lake I'm
provement association, the former having
resigned.
In North Minneapolis a peddler at
tempted to rape twelve ear-old girl this
evening Judge Lynch is hunting the
wretch
Tomorrow the sale of reserved seats
commences at the Grand Opera for the
Eokes family which make their appear
ance next week.
Miss Dance, whose attempted suicide was
recorded in yesterdays GLOBE, has re-
gained consciousness and her ultimate re-
covery is assured.
Visit the Comique to satisfy the cravings
of the inward man, and IN the evening
visit the theater up stairs, where you will
laugh and grow fat.
n. R. Overlook had a runaway in lower
town yesterday and was thrown upon
pile of timbers, breaking two of his ribs
and otherwise injuring him.
Plats of Remington Park, fourth and
fifth divisions, were yesterday filed in the
registers office, the same being dedicated
to the pnblic by Philo Remington and
wife.
The fire department were called yester
day to extinguish blaze at the corner of
Fourth street and Sixteenth avenue north,
but on arriving there was no fire to be
seen. i
Walter Reynolds, who was before the
municipal court yesterday on charge of
stealing money from the Brush Electric
Light company, was discharged on motion
of the prosecution.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Newgood,
aged sixty years, who died of apoplexy on
Wednesday last, will occur at 4:3O this
afternoon from her late residence, 6O9
Seventh street south.
Health Officer Cockburn reports the
number of deaths for the month of June to
be eighty-four, and the number of births
1854. This is the lowest mortality in three
years for the month of June.
Yesterday Mrs. M A. Hits gave her
written consent to the marriage of her
daughter, Annie L., minor, to R. Young,
and the same was placed on record by
Clerk Davenport of the district court.
The following real estate transfer was
filed yesterday: Lot 1, in block a. Snyder
d Co.'s first addition to Minneapolis, with
some additional property, from John A.
Waters and wife to c. Seeley, for the sum
of $1,000.
The Washburn pavilion of the Sisters
hospital Is completed and the formal open
ing occurs this evening at o'clock. There
will BE a programme of exercises, one of
its features being a musicale by the Sisters
from Anoka.
A man with too much bulge on board
fell into Bassett's creek on the GLORIOUS
FOURTH and would have made his exit
from life's troubles we're it not for the
timely assistance of Sergeant McKernan
and Officer LaHy.
Edmund Buokleys deed to John A.
Waters, OF lot L, block y, Snyder d Co.'S
first addition TO Minneapolis, with other
property III addition, all for the considera-
ton of $1,000, was yesterday filed in Reg
lister Huhu's Office.
An officer, in arrestipg two Saltwater
men who we're quarreling over d race bet,
was cruelty gashed upon the head by one
Of the rascals For some unknown reason
they were discharged in J few minutes
afterWard, and no one knows why.
Morris Thayer received yesterday after
noon, on Sixth avenue south, compound
fracture of the bone above the knee, from
load Of lumber on the wagon he was
drawing topping over, portion of it
striking the left leg and inficting the
injury stated.
August Blomquest was sent to jail yes
terday in default of paying $25 and costs,
the fine imposed upon him by Judge
Bailey for a larceny of $50 from Mr..
Jensen. August will therefore be incarcer-
ated till the beginning of the month that
bears his cognomen.
warrant against a peddler whose
name is unknown, was issued yesterday
charging John Doe'' with making an
assault OIL the person of female child at
house where ne visited. If "John Doe''
is unprecedented lie will receive the punish
ment he richly merits.
Mr.. Chas. Clark, well-known resident
of Minneapolis, is suffering from paralyt-
ic stroke in the left side at the cottage of
his daughter, Mrs G. M. Cushman, at Iowa
park, Gideon's Bay, Lake Minnetonka.
He is about seventy years old and his con-
dltlon is very precarious.
The eighteen citizens who were so exhu-
berant in their patriotism as to get
gloriously inebriated on the Fourth and get
into the lookup for so doing, were all set
free at late hour by his honor, the mayor
on promise they would not get drunk