Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-30
minneapolis News.
OFFICE-No. 6 Washington sAvepue, oppo-
site Niconet house. Office hours from a. m.
= 10 o'clock p. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELE1s.


The Wolfe Tone 1ifes meet on Monday MI h
for drill.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday ag
gregate $33.915.
Harriet e. Stone was divorced from Anderson
r. Stone yesterday.
The only criminal arrested last light was
horse blanket thief.
The Boston restaurant sets an excellent Tin
ner to-day on the European plan.
The Knights of Pythias uniform rank give
pleasant party tomorrow evening.
The Crusaders will have debate next Tues
day evening on the Chinese question.
The second ball of the Irish-American Social
club occHrs tenor ow night at Market hall,
The state board has examined two hundred
diplomas of physicians practicing in this ciey.
The Irish National league will hold theil
weskly meeting this evening at A. o. II. hail.
10 South Washington avenue.
The Sons of Veterans will give social enter.
tainment in the North Star hall, corner Of Third
street and Nicollet avenue on Friday evening.
spe,ia' meeting of the city council has been
called for Monday nj ght for the purpose of tax
ing some action respecting the continuance of
the motor line.
ALL Lee who had been confined to his house
for several days from an attack of pneumonia
was able to be out yesterday to the delight OF
his rs any friends.
The Art Loan rooms will be open to-day from
1 to 6 p. M, for the benefit of those who have
been 50 far unable to see the many fine exhibits.
III .+.pas close on Tuesday evening
n he last meeting of company ''B'' it was
ro4 -,el to organize drill sq1ad of twenty
four men, and member Will be placed in the
awkward squad if he absent himself from three
consecutive meetings.
Widow Byrnes' property Western avenue,
uaar Thirteenth street, has been purchased for
Sli2,0GO by a syndicate composed of Mabin
White, john S. Gilbert ct al The tract of land
il li75tion comprises ffty-six acres.
The appraisers Of the board Of park commits
s:oaers went in an omnibus sleigh yesterday OF
Il tour of inspection around lakes Harriet and
Calhoun, for the purpose of examining property
to be condemned for a boulevard drive round
these beautiful sheets Of water.
splendid horse died the other day in the
Northwestern Veterinary college, from the for
NATION in his inte5tines of calcareous sub
atsRce intermi1ed with wire. The foreign mat
ter weighed two pounds aud the sur.
geon considers it peculiar case of distemper.
Henry Grethen, ice-president of the Mime
apohs 5oap company, and an old resident of the
city, died quite suddenly yesterday, at his resi-
dencc, 225 Fourth avenue northeast. The de-
ceased had partaken of dinner in apparent good
heal'r and was sitting in his chair when he ex
prod.
The following parties have received maria ge
Licensees Victor Peterson and Mary Stockkrud
Dry NJ. Bates and Jennie May Carpenter; G. T.
Hawkinson and Clara ]. johnson; Chas. Fitz
n. ILL y
HanGah Berquist; Ed. Anderson and Annie
Christianson; Charles Bambauer and Augusta
Reiser; John Hseg and Caroline Christian
Michael Devery and Kate Nolan.
The county commissioners meet tomorrow
II settle up the years business and to take ac-
tOa on the bonds of the new county treasurer
The meeting of the new board occurs on Jan
uary Z, when Commissioner Brown will be sue
ceeded by j. III. Gilmore, commissioner elect
from the first district. The matter of the sew
erage gas which permeates every part of the dis
trict court building will probably come up fol-
consideration before the board tomorrow. The
Officials and their clerks complain in agonizing
ttles Of the danger to their health arising from
t.l5 miasmatic odors coming from the defective
sewerage in the basement of the building.
At the last meeting of Harmony chapter, No
s, OF the order of Eastern Star, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing year: Mrs
j. L. Lee, worthy matrOn; Mr.. IL. ID. Valen
tine, worthy patron; Mrs. II. l.. Moore, asso-
ciate matron Mrs Costigan, conductress; Mrs
Morse, assistant conductress; Mrs. l.. D. valen
tine, secretary; Mrs. Fred Barrows, treasurer
Besides these there were five more ladies in
stalled as officers of the Star. At the close Of
the installation, addresses were made by Major
Camp and DR.. Murphy and Col. Allen, of st
Paul. After this the party had banquet, ant
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The following item has been given by all tn
dailies and weelles of the city, and in all proba
bility it will be given by the monthlies in thei
January issue: John Copley, of Richield
danced on Christmas eve with his daughter
granddaughter and great-grans daughter. VIVA
if he did? Can't the old gentleman have littl
fun at his own home without being ADVERTISED
in this fashion? Out of consideration for hi
gray locks the GLOBE has refrained from givin,
publicity to his extraordinary performance, blu
for fear of being 'scooped" by the slow-coacl
monthly publication called the Minnehahan
which is too solemn to contain airy ripplin.
laughter, the GLOBE to day gives the item 10 il
readers for what it is worth
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
Prof. Leib has gone to st. Louis.
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