Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


meals.
The real estate transfers yesterday ag
gregated $41,958.
Ground has been broken for the Univer-
sity assembly hall.
The bank employees had half holiday
yesterday to see the fair.
Yesterday John Bessenger paid $3.50
for obstructing the streets.
The Comique restaurant serves good
meals and liquid refreshments.
gang broke in Leighton's mill yester
day and work ceased for the day to repair
the injury.
The sale of seats for the Emma Abbott
Grand Opera company'5 engagement be-
gins this morning.
Claude Adams and her depraved female
hirelings paid fines to the amount of $160
yesterday, to swell the city treasury.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: William Eugene Sat
terlee to Lillian NJ. Barton, N. Peterson to
Cecilia Peterson.
Fred. H. Johnson, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, was dis
charged from custody yesterday by request
of prosecuting witness, on payment of
$2.85 costs.
The case of Thomas Durham, who was
before ''hizzoner" yesterday on charge of
disorderly conduct, was continued till 3 p,
N. to-day, defendant going on his own
recognizance.
The city attorneys meet to-day at 10
o'clock a. M, in the Office of Babcock &
Davis, to arrange for representation in the
Willard procession next Monday. All dis
ciples of Blackstone are requested to at
tend the meeting.
c. P. Russell was up before Judge Bal
ley, yesterday, charged by Sheriff Stoddart
with being concealed in house with mis-
chievous intentions. He was found guilty,
sentence was suspended, and he went on
his way rejoicing.
The Ogburn ENLIGHTENMENT case was dis
posed of yesterday in the municipal court.
The defendant was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury at the October
term of the district court, bonds being
fixed at $500, which he furnished.
Yesterday there was coroner's Jury i'm
paneled to investigate the cause of the
death of Charles Price, the deaf mute who
was killed the other morning by the cars
in South Minneapolis. After identifying
the remains the jury adjourned till this
evening at 7:30 o'clock in Warmers under
taking rooms.
The case of Thomas Morton, who is
charged with the larceny of Sal f1om the
pocket of E. ]. Aver while riding in a
street car, was continued yesterday till
Sept. 4. In default of furnishing bail in
the sum of $500 for his appearance, he
was consigned to the county Jail to await
examination.
rumor was in circulation yesterday
that man had been killed by the cars il
the east division, but fortunately it wa:
without foundation. A stranger in at
tempting to pass between two trains at TIT
junction was struck on the pate, causing a
scalp wound, and out of this trifing acci
dent grew the report above referred to.
The Morgan Post G. A. R. meets thi
evening at 1870 in their hail to perfect ar
engagements for participating in the CRANE
celebration of Monday next. Member
having side arms are requested to brin!
them and all old soldiers of the fedora
army are desired to be ready to join wit
the G. A. R, in the line of March on the da,
aforesaid.
Judge Lochren yesterday on motion O
plaintiffs attorneys, ordered that all pro
ceedings in the case of the Street Railwa
company and in the case of George r
Newell against the Lyndale & Minnetonk
Railway company be stayed for twent,
days to give the attorneys of the com
plainants an opportunity OF preparin,
their statements of cases.
All wheelmen are requested to meet a
II o'clock this forenoon at the Clark house
corner Fourth street and Hennepin avenue
to be photographed IN a body. Abou
sixty eight wheelmeR were registered yes
terdaY on the fair ground, and belonged t.
the following clubs: Minneapolis, 81 mem
bers; st. Paul, II; Northfeld, 8, and Fari
bault, II. There were few wheelmel
from Wisconsin to witness the races.
A story comes from La Crosse concern
ing Frank Gross of this city and his wifi
who is only IL years old. 1t seems hi
wife left this city in company with wo
man name Bertha Gillett and went to L.
Crosse where they both became inmates O
a house of ill fame. The husband hearin!
of it started for that city and arrested
them both. On being brought into cour
the wife confessed that the husband hal
first driven her to life of shame in orde
to support him in idleness. She grey
tired of the unpleasant and disgracefu
occupation, and fed the city. The cour
imposed fine for prostitution and Sc
the wife at liberty, and Frank is now minu
his better half. They have been married
only one year.