Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-14
MINNEAPOLIS.
OEFIOE-No. 6 Washington iavesssse, OPP
POS to NicoLlet House. Office hours from
q. 81. to 10o'cJock p. IA.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

1Q6 real estate Ur6uSI0Ib lieu ycSbc1udy
aggregated $61,666.
Sullivan of the Boston restaurant serves
good meals as usual.
Go to the Comique for solid and liquid
refreshments of the best quality.
A regular meeting of the city council
will be held on Wednesday night.
A private excursion will leave Minneap-
oils on Wednesday for Big Stone lake.
The Minneapolis Turner society is pre-
pairing for the prize contest in Milwau
kee.
The entertainment of the scientists at
the Nicollet house will occur on Wednes-
day evening.
Merriman, Barrows & Co. yesterday
presented the fremen's relief fund with
check for $50.
Yesterday morning about 5000 worth of
wood in the yards of the Northwestern
Fuel company was destroyed by fire.
Charles Mahlon, brakeman on the
Omaha road, lost two fingers by allowing
his hand to get between pair of bumpers.
This afternoon the Minnesota Chiefs of
Saltwater will play return game with
the Brown Stockings at the park of the
latter.
The base ball game between the Browns
and Minnesota Chiefs of Saltwater will be
called at three o'clock sharp this after
noon.
A COW was killed by a short line train in
Qouth Mippoo Cun6ou pinht and
yesterday the scavenger removed the dead
body.
A wheelbarrow load of brick was tipped
upon the head of a Bohemian, Henry
Bochmer, at the West hotel yesterday.
The man suffered painfal scalp wound.
The striking telegraphers in Minneapolis
are confident that the Western Union must
sooner or later accede to the demands of
the operators.
T. Dewitt Talmage lectured on 'sBig
BIunders'' at the Grand last evening, and
will lecture on the bright Side of Things"
this evening.
The funeral of Eddie Carp, accidentally
killed by base ball on Sunday, will occur
from the home. 2,5O5 Sixteenth avenue
south, at ten o'clock this morning.
The following parties received licenses
to wed, yesterday: friedrich Muller and
Annie Kaep; Charles Ellstrom and Annie
l.. Forsberg; Charles 81. Reit and Ella A.
Brown.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis road offers
$3.50 for the capture and conviction of the
parties who placed distractions on the
track causing the wreck at Eden Pra irie
Friday, July 81.
The saloon of William Miller, alias Van
Hessan, alias BILLY the KID was closed
last evening by the sheriff on writ of at
tachment, issued at the instance of M. s.
Sherman. The ''shebang" was situated
near the Fewer house on Second street,
south.
Maggie Roth filed complaint against her
husband Henry Roth yesterday for a dis
solution of the marriage bonds, on the
grounds of his being abusive, indecent
and inhuman in his conduct toward her.
They were married six years ago in this
city, and have no issue.
The Prohib1t1onists meet in Harrison's
hall tomorrow at 10 o'clock to open their
campaign. DIR. D. G. John, Mrs. 81 A.
Hobart, Geo. w. Pininman, VIM. WEIGH,
w. W. Satterlee and others will speak dur
ing the day and evening. The evening
meeting Will be at Market hall.
On Sunday evening two Anoka gentle.
men reported to the mayor that they had
paid the driver of hack No. 43, the sum of
So for which he had agreed to take them
to Anoka, and that instead of fulfilling his
contract he drove coolly to the hack barn.
The mayor will investigate the matter
Charley Fisher, who is charged with rob-
bling scandinavian named johnson of
$65 in money and watch last spring, yes
terday was arrested for the offense and
put in the city lookup. An hour later it
was discovered that he had made an es-
cape through the ventilater in the roof.
On petition of Miller Bros. and S. G.
Cook & Co., creditors of Charles E. Jones,
the latter was yesterday adjudged and de-
clared insolvent by Judge Lochren, and
Julius &. Miner was appointed receiver to
take possession of his effects. The
amount of his Indebtedness to the above
parties is 1897 63.
William Miller, the accomplish of Shot,
the Corcoran town desperate, who shot
O'Laughlin about two weeks ago, was up
before the municipal court judge yester-
day on complaint of Daniel Mckay, and
the case was postponed till the 18th,
Miller fling bonds in the sum of $500 for
his appearance on that day.
S. W. Case, John Baxter. and NJ. W.
Woodward, the commissioners appointed
by the court in the matter of award and
appraisal of lands occupied by the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad,
have awarded $4,000 on lot 3, block 20,
Hoag's addition, and 81, $50 on lot 1, block
10, Bradford & Lewis addition; also 81, 200
to John Johnson for that part of Fourth
avenue north opposite the rear of thirty
four feet of lot 6, block 80, town of Min
neapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Vredenberg, New