Daily globe., 1883-08-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Milton Cooper has the contract for re-
pairing the city hall.
The real estate transfers recorded yes
terday aggregated $33,O42.26. E..
Our citizens are getting ready for a
proper reception of the scientists.
Go to the Boston restaurant for good
dinner to-day. Sullivan will furnish you
a frst-olass menu.
The saw mills of Minneapolis cut up
ward of 100000 feet of lumber last
month. ......
The Fifth Presbyterian Sunday school
hold their annual picnic at Minnetonka
to-day.
The board of supervisors of the poor
will meet this morning and consider the
hospital investigation case.
Members of Geo. N. Morgan Post meet
this evening to complete arrangements for
the Minnetonka encampment. =
Charles Erickson is charged with de-
posting offal in the streets and will be
tried for the offense this aftern oon.
The Sons of Veterans will be mustered
in this evening, at the G. A. r. parlors.
Lieut.. F. E. Chapman will be present.
Tomorrow grand picnic will be given
by divisions l and of, the A. o. H., at
Murphy's grove, with SidwelI's band in at
tendance.
The Comique restaurant is doing -four
ishing business. Brown is giving his pat
rons complete satisfaction, and that &C.
counts for it.
b. L. Jones, the grocery man on West
ern avenue, had lap robe and other
articles stolen from his buggy in front of
his store yesterday.
The Mechanics and Workingmen's Loan
and Building association will hold regu-
lar monthly meeting at the board of trade
rooms tomorrow evening.
Frank Burrell was before Judge Ma
hony yesterday charged with fast and
reckless driving, but the charge did not
stick, and Judge Mahony discharged
him.
1t seems that DR.. Elliot's dog, which bit
horse, is not vicious, as the case against
him for keeping an animal of that descrip-
tioD was dismissed in the municipal court
This evening the Chicago Church Choir
Opera company will produce Gilbert &
Sullivan's great SUCCESS, the aesthetic bur-
lesque Patience" with its "twenty love
sick maidens."
Minneapolis citizens will undoubtedlydo
the handsome thing upon the occasion of
the opening of the Northern Pacific rail-
in of
tanning the party of about 800 distin-
guished excursionists from every part of
the world.
Henry Dobbins aud John Porter were
held by Judge Mahoney yesterday to await
the action of the grand jury upon the
charge of stealing a sum of money from
the ofperson Lorapzo R.Cummings at Lake
Minnetonka. The attorney for the defense
is confident that Porter cannot be convict
ed by any jury.
A combative individual filed with fire
water and threatening dire threats against
the entire police force of the city, if they
dare lay finger on him, was yesterday
arrested in East Minneapolis by Officer
Hutchins and placed in the refrigerator
to cool mis- temper and give the alcohol a
chance to evaporate.
The little boy Lewis Knowles charged
with stealing quantity of liquors from
an Omaha car on Sunday was arrigned be-
fore Judge Mahoney yesterday. He en-
tered plea of not guilty and the exam
ination was continued until tomorrow
morning. The other three boys who were
arrested as confederates we're discharged
An unsophisticated fellow, Yclept Jenni-
son, informed the authorities yesterday
that he had left $25 in a sample room''
in South Minneapolis the evening before,
and forgot to learn the name of the
sampler" or the number of his "ex-
change" ga fool and his money are soon
parted" saith the wise man.
A precocious youth of ten summers
named E. G. Clark, "absquatulated'' the
city last Tuesday taking with him 500
gold piece belonging to his mother. He
went to Minnetonka and put up at the
Excelsior house, registering his name and
place of residence as st. Louis, where he