Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.


Mayor Ludwig of Winona left yesterday
for his home.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $90.090.
The Hebrews celebrated the feast of the
passover yesterday.
A barber named Henderson is IN limbo,
charged with robbing farmer Of $50.
At the church of the Redeemer,la last even
ing, a meeting was he'd to perfect the
organization of the Literary and Social
Union.
"Girofe- Girofa" Will be produced by the
Fay pleton company at the Grand this
evening.
Daniel Redeling has been arrested for
obstructing streets. He will be tried to-
morrow.
Alice M. Smith Widow, residing at 9o2
Hawthorne avenue, has been adjudged in
sane and will be sent to st. Peter for treat
ment.
Anna Wilson is under arrest charged
with selling mortgsged goods. She will be
examined in the municipal court this
morning.
Judge Koon yesterday ordered the ap-
pointment of Isaac A. Barnes Esq. as
Guardian, ad Item, of Lima T. Barnes, and
the appointment was accepted by Mr..
Barnes.
Charles Emerson, who was arrested as
Granite Falls for stealing j. G. Oswald's
horses will be given an examination On
the 24th Meanwhile he is lying in the
county jail.
The heaviest real estate transfer record
ed yesterday was blocks end in the
fifth division of Remington Park, from
Philo Remington to L. T. Menage, IN con-
sideration of $26,780.
The Wolf Tone Rifles will meet at their
hall this evening. The constitution and
bylaws of the company have been drafted
and will be submitted for adoption to the
meeting. A full attendance Of members
is requested.
The members of Foss NJ. E. church give
a reception of welcome this evening L
their new nGs.or, Rev. J. NJ. Bull. Int
ladies will prepare an oyster supper, ant
the literary society connected with the
church will furnish few numbers.
Miss Dollie Fleetham, of Saint Anthony
and Miss Nellie DAILY, daughter Of Lieu
tenant DAILY, are the contestants for th'
silver service to be voted for the most pop
ular young lady ct the Sisters fair. Al
they are both exceedingly popular, tint
contest will be a close one.
Ed. Thompson, of Hokah, called upon
-acIardou Ed and tlf
mayor were school boys together in Ros-
coe, Ills, from 1845 to 1852, when the
former removed to his present home
Mayor Ames came to Minneapolis the same
year, but the two had not met since.
Sea s. Co., of Chicago, who will open q
large mercantile house in the old Cotton
block on Nicollet avenue, will arrive this
morning with his corps of thirty or forty
clerks, over the Albert Lea route on spe
cial train. His goods are en- route il
eighteen cars, also Albert Lea, and each
car is placarded "For Seas Mlnneapoli
Exposition"
Henry Kigel was arraigned IN the mu
nicipal court yesterday, charged with al
assault with dangerous weapon. Stew,
Newberger is the com planning witness an6
no dlleS65 LntAb bno uOiCAooh' F~NAAeNSN
him on the hand and head by shooting
him. The preliminary examination vii
probably occur this morning. 1t was con
tinued to secure witnesses.
The following votaries of Cupid wer!
granted liceses to wed, yesterday: iPatrlcl
Foy and Mary Hogan, Arthur MoMullel
and Jennie E. Mackey, Ira W. Upper and
Matte j. Brown, Gustav P. Terning ant
Fredericka Olson, Richard G. 81. Prongut
and Matte Hopkins, Loren Anderson anc
Wilhelmina D. johnson, Albert Guam ant
Hlda Hakenson, A. l.. Whitaker and ANA
lie Nerintz, John Weinberg and Martha OI
sloud, Tim Driscoll and Fannie O'Connor.
LymanS. Martin has brought action agains
w. B. Bonnifeld in the district court, AMI
prays for Judgment in the sum of $3.50
with interest on the same siuce the 23d O.
September, together with the costs ant
disbursements of the action. He alleges
for cause of action that he sold defendant
on the oath Of last August, lots one, two anC
three in block three of Bakers second ad
ditlon, for the above amount, one hundred
dollars being paid at the time of making
contract, and s., to be paid before thu
expiration of thirty days. The defendant
refuses to accept a title of the property OF
the payment of the sum agreed upon &C.
cording to contract. Hence the suit,