Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Tie real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $GO,123.
An open air concert was given liz Oak
Lake addition last evening.
The condition of Charles Burke was
somewhat improved yesterday.
Tie regular Wednesday evening hop oc-
Cured at the Lyndale last evening.
The second game between the Browns
and the Des Moines will occur to-day.
Sullivan of the Boston restaurant has
quite boom in his business. Visit him.
a carriage was demolished in front of
the GLOBE Office yesterday in runaway
accident.
Henry R. Thomas was stopped on the
street by foot pads, but an Introduction to
q 44callbTe revolver put them to flight.
Bcow4's restaurant is the favorite re-
sort OF those who appreciate good treat
8nent and good viands, and who does not ?
Michael Foley, who was charged with
assaultirg and stabbing A. ". Nash and
John Depoe, was discharged yesterday fer
want of identification.
The Democrats have not decided to
abandon the newspaper projsct-not yet,
even though the truly good and previously
virtUous Tribune does allege it.
Theodore Mauer's residence in South
Minneapolis was burglarized to the extent
of 50 worth of silver and d lew articles Of
clothing. Load up your s1ot-guns.
The p. P.'s explanation of the affairs of
the joint meeting Of the Willard commit
tees of the two cities are pronounced ab-
surd by the minneapolis committee, and
made with the evident view Of insulting
the .mayor.
Officer Krumveide arrested four very
suspicious looking men on Washington
avenue. They were recognized as Chicago
crooks. The chief interviewed them, and
upon their promise TO leave the city they
were released.
President Young, OF the A. A. A. S =,
announced yesterday that lady member
Of the association had given voluntary
contribution OF $3.50, and that at their last
meeting the same lady had given $S50,mak-
ing 81, GOO III ell. The donor is a wealthy
-Jewess from the cast who is interested in
the progress of science.
George Young yesterday declared his in
tention of becoming citizen Of the
United States and renowned forever his
allegiance to her Britannia majesty, Vic
toria. Of whom he had been & subject.
After performing that good act he took
cut a marriage license to wed the darling
of his heart, Miss Euaora Jane Lydecker.
Bully for George.
Col. Raffenspeger'5 auction sale of lots
in East Side addition passed off
smoothly and satisfactorily yes
terday. The attendance was
large. WalliDgsford was there. His
stentorian tones we're, it IS said, the ooca-
sion CT many inconvenience. For in
stance DR.. Dixton complains that it
annoyed his patients in the Syndicate
block, and therefore was obliged to post
pone the treatment Of many until to-day
The lots in that addition sold in the spring
for $2S7 and last Thursday they were sold
at $225. Yesterday Col. Raffenspuger
brought the price up to 1913.
The three commissioners, o. G. Merri-
man, C. NJ. Loring and W. W. Woodward,
appointed by the court TO appraise certain
lands for the use Of the University of Min
nesota, have made their report, which was
filed yesterday with Clerk Davenport of
the district court. The tract of land con-
tanning 80 1-1,O00 of an acre, situated near
the campus and belonging to James Nc
MILAN, was appraised at $4,000. For
damages in taking the right, title
and interest of L. NJ. Stewart. Alfred H.
Lindley, Richard j. Hill and Samuel Hill
in the southwesterly half of that part of
the o1d territorial road which adjoins the
aforesaid premises of James Mcmillan,
81 was given. This highway is liable to a
right of way for foot passengers and ve-
hicles, and hence the commissioners con-
slider the appraisement to be all the inter
est of said parties is worth.