Daily globe., 1883-06-17
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETS.


Mrs. Moriarity, of Cahill settlement will
be buried to-day.
The special term calendar yesterday
contained twenty-one civil cases.
Tu esday morning at 10 o'clock the State
Medi cal society meets in Market hall.
A plat of lot $50 Spring park was filed
yesterday in the register of deeds Office.
The Emerald Isle national league Will
hold a meeting tonight at ITO Washington
avenue south.
The case of Dunlap against Daniels of
the Bellevue house, was dis missed yester-
day in the district court.
At Harmonic hall next Tuesday even
ing, Mr.. L. N. Wheeler, of Indiana, Will
lecture on woman's rights.
At the First Congregational church this
evening there will be lecture delivered
entitled, The Cost of Boy
Mr. Wm. Lutz. of Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, is about to establish large coffin
and casket factory on the east side.
Division No. A. o. h. will hold a
meeting at 5 o'clock to-day in Martins
hall, 1907 South Washington avenue.
Owen Evans whose head was cut by a
buzz saw some time ago in the Harvester
works will be inferred this afternoon.
A concert will be given tomorrow eve
ming at the First M. B..
church E. D, by James E. Clark.
Westminster church viii soon issue a
directory giving the names and residences
of its members. The present membership
is zoo.
Take dinner to-day at the Boston res
taurant and try Sullivan's strawberry short
cake and other dainties which he has in
abundance.
The Catholic Orphan asylum Will soon be
enlarged by the addition of a dormitory
and dining room, costing several thousand
dollars to build them.
The inventory of the will Of the late
Captain Rollins shows the personal prop
erty to be valued at $23.38610, and the
real estate at S90026.l0.
Visit the Comjque restaurant to-day and
be surpassed III the excellence of his
viands and fragrant cigars.
The entries for the July meeting of the
Driving Park association closed last even
ing at the Nicollet. Armstrong, the pool
seller for the circuit, is in the city.
VIM. Thompson was arraigned yester-
day in the district court upon another in
dictment charging him with taking
$2,97328 in the month of June, 1880.
La Blanche Bllliter, who figures in the
divorces suit referred to in yesterdays
GLOBE is the wife of Frank Billiter, a
dealer in a gambling institution in this
city.
At the summer school for teachers at
the state university, Prof. Payne, of the
Michigan university, will deliver course
of ten lectures on the theory and practice
of teaching.
An iron mine is said to be discovered
within one mile of the city limits, by a
Lake Superior miner, and John Lundy
and others propose forming a company
to operate it.
James D ickerson was up before his hon
or yesterday for committing an unmanly
assault upon Maria Jordan. His plea of
innocence did not save him, and he was
placed under 500 bonds to appear for
trial on June IS.
The Minnesota school of telegraphy in
the Wood block has been closed, and the
manager, Will McGentley, is said to have
departed for fresh fields and pastures new
with $500 of the pupils money, which they
foolishly paid him in advance.
The funeral of Annie Keefe, daughter of
Mr.. Andrew Keefe, No. % South Main
street. East Minneapolis. will occur this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. She died of water
on the brain at the age Of eleven months,
and Mr. Keefe and family have the sympa-
thy of their mauy friends in their sad
bereavement.
Gertle Hanson appeared in the criminal
court yesterday before Judge Bailey and
charged Henry Hool with bastardy. The
lacivious Henry was bound over in the sum
of $500 to make his appearance at p N.
on June 20 and explain why he treated the
gentle Gertie so.
Frank Hankinson, late arrival in the
city, claims he was robbed of his pocket
book containing $47, by some party un-
known to him. Frank had cultivated too
freely the acquaintance OF king alcohol
and to that fact may be attributed the loss
he has sustained
There were three cases for divorce be-
fore the district court yesterday, viz:
Mabel Elizabeth Stansbury VS.. Howard
Erskine Stansbury, La Blanche BiIliter VS..
Frank Billiter and Mary Lawrence VS..
James F. Lawrence. Judgment was Or
dered in the two last, while the other was
continued one week on motion of plaintiff
Marriages licenses were taken out yes
terday by Jens Erickson and Petreinelle
Peterson, Mat. Cain and Annie Ford,
Joseph NJ. Ryan and Nellie c. Horan,
Etna Kuhlman and Nellie N. Osgood.
Michael Burns and Ellen Gallagher.
Thomas johnson and Mary McCauley. j.
D. Morrison and Elizabeth O. Walker,
John H. Haggett and Glenn Colwell.
Jack Bliss, the sleek ICON" man who
eluded the grasp of the officers on Friday
night, was corraled, together with his pal.
Churchill, by Officer Fox. at Wyman's sa-
loon last evening. Bliss was warned of the
approach of the officer, and undertook to
make an escape up the alley, but was
headed off by another officer and was cap
tured. Churchill was arrested in the sa
loon, and both are in limbo.
Col. N. ". Glenn, state inspector of