Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $16,275.
The Little Giant celebrated IFS anniver-
sary in happy exercises last night.
A large horse blanket and buffalo robe
valued at $40, were stolen last night from
Dr. Emery.
plat of Higman, Ridgway & Co.'S. ad
dition to Minneapolis, was filed yesterday
IN the registers Office.
The case of Ann Barnum against the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
com pany is still on trial.
Au axle Of a Monroe street car broke on
Hennepin avenue yesterday and blockaded
for time the cars on the three lines which
cross the river.
Fred. W. Clark, of No. 8 SIFouheenth
avenue north, disappeared on Wednesday
evening and his friends feel quite anxious
respecting his whereabouts.
E. S. Bowdish, the ex-Methodist preach
er, with savory police record, returned to
Minneapolis again yesterday, he having
paid fine of $50 for robbing the mails.
In the case Of Patrick Ryan VS.. Robert
Houston ct al, judgment was rendered for
plaintiff in the sum of 1854, being bal
ance of account for furnishing stone to the
defendants.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will hold a special
meeting this evening at 1880 O'Clock in
Zouave hall, 10 perfect arrangements for
the exhibition drill to be given on the even
ing of Dec. 26.
Judgment was given defendants by
Judge Yoang in the case of G. W. Inger
son vs. the towns of Medina and Independ-
ence in the matter of the construction of a
public highway.
Nels Berg, who while in beastly state
of iutoxication, entered 81. Jackson's house
and stole dress and pillow, was yester-
day sent up for five days by Judge Bailey.
He got off easily.
The woman of the People" will receive
its last presentation at the Pence Opera
house this afternoon and this evening. The
houses are generally large this week, es-
peclally IN the gallery.
The remains of C. q. Bull, accidentally
shot near Wadena, while hunting along
the line of the Northern Pacific, were yes
terday shipped to the family of the de-
ceased in Ottawa, Illinois.
The box sheet for the sale of seats for
The Ideal operate season was spread at the
Grand yesterday. Judging from the num-
Der of seats checked off yesterday the re-
ception will partake largely of the ole
ment of an ovation.
Wing Lung is the name of q celestial
washee washee whose laundry is at 213
north Washington avenue. On Friday
might freebooters broke into the laundry
and after pounding the poor heather al
most ilftiess absconded with S25 in mon
ey.
The papers rather got things mixed
when they reported that people were COM
planning respecting the lighting of sus-
pension bridge. 1t is Western avenue
bridge which needs an extra gas lamp.
Suspension bridge is lighted by the
electric tower.
Mayor Ames' new weekly, The Ncws
Letter, will make its initial appearance at
o'clock this morning. The GLOBE pre-
diets that the the street sales alone will
be enormous. A large edition will be sent
to st. Paul. Originality promises to be
its distinctive characteristic.
Notes of issue were filed yesterday in
divorce suits commenced by Hattie @.
Gibson against Rufus K. and Anna T. Ruby
against George w. In the latter case
An2a will undertake to prove to the court
that George is not so precious" husband
as his name has led her to expect.
John Stewart, William Brown and John
Powers, of Eden Prairie township, were
arraigned in the police court yesterday,
charged with disturbing singing school
IN that place. The trial was continued
until next Thursday and the defendants
were allowed to go upon their own recog-
nizsnce.
The Seventh Day people of this city will
hold union meetings hereafter every
seventh day Saturday. in the Christian
Advent church, located on Fourth street
north, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sabbath school at 10 a. M, with PRAYER
and social meeting at the close of the
Sabbath school.
Fhe following couples received, Yester-
day, licenses to wed: Andrew Carlson end
Lena Carlson; James Dawson and Rosa
Rootes; James Patterson and Catherine j.
Cafertyi Timothy Sullivan and Albina Ell
len Catferty; H. J. Lobdell and Jennie W.
Dudley; Louis Johnson and Ingriel Lar
son; +. w. Lilley and Carrie Olson.
MeTgn Robinson, the colorei servant
who shot R. j. Mccormick in the leg in the
Sunday afternoon jamboree on Hoag's lake.
was brought into the municipal court yes
terday afternoon for arraignment, but as
the state was not yet ready it was contin-
ued until Tuesday morning. The defen-
dant was remanded in default of bail.
Tbs "Meteors" appeared for the second
time at the Grand last evening to another
large house. The entertainment is a big
success, and the people great, mono being
poor. The sketches and speoialties are of
the funniest sort and the audience was con-
vulsed with laughter from the moment the
curtain went up until it fell upon the
close.
At the instance of Thomas Rogers
boarding house keeper on north First
street, one j. NJ. Gilmore was arraigned in
the police court upon the charge of burg
larry, in that he entered the house of the
complainant with intent to commit burg
larry. The examination was continued
until Tuesday morning, and in default Of