Daily globe., 1883-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Pence this afternoon.
L. F. Menage will build $4,000 cottage
Of the Swiss style at Lake harriet.
Geo. N. Morgan Post G. A. R. held q
meeting last evening It the armory for
rtg ter.
new poo table and mirror for sale.
cheap by Michael Quaid., 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
Michael j. A. McCafrey and Nathaniel
l.. rockingham were ao mitted to the bar
yesterday.
On Monday evening hon. Geo. R. Wend-
hng is to lecture on ''Sa-an" in Westmin-
ster church.
a falling bar of iron crushed one of the
toes of Henry Young, of the Chemical
Engine company.
The Sisters of Bethany held their 9Th an
nual meeting last evening at the Quaker
meeting house, on Hennepin avenue.
Chief Stetson reports thet during the
month of October there were fifteen gener-
al ana six still fire alarms. A light rec
ord
There are now SIX prisoners in the
county jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury at the next general term of
court.
The Tourists in Pullman was pre-
SO lted at the Grand to another big and de-
lighted audience last sening. The en-
gagement closes this evening.
James Burke was found guilty of steal
ing an overcoat, the property of Jacob
Busche, in the police court yesterday, and
was committed thirty days therefor.
Thomas Cook claims tat Joseph Brady,
fellow boarder, at Moody's boarding
house, on North Second street, opened his
trunk and stole SIS worth of clothing.
Salsbury's Groubadours will open a
two nights engagement at the Grand on
Monday night. The company is too we'll
known among Minneapolis theater poers
to require extended notice
Harris and Emerson were sent tn state
prison yesterday in custody of Deputy
Sheriff Peterson, the former for adultery
with Mrs. Chatelaine, and latter for steal
ing John G. Oswald's horse.
Jacob II. Rowell has applied for di-
vorce from Mary j. Rowell, ON the ground
of adultery. The public is already fami-
e liar with this case and no detailed state
~uent of alleged facts is necessary.
Stock aggregating $500 has been taken
in the new base ball association. Only
$500 is needed before an incorporation
will be formally effected, insuring a fine
team next season, and the acceptance of
the club by the league at the annual meet
ing
Miss Dollie Fleetham entertained large
party of friends at her home on Tenth
avenue, N. f., last Thursday evening.
After Partaking of q sumptuous repast the
company were rogaled With music and
singing, and most pleasant evening was
spent.
The union depot hotel, at 1O6 Hennepin
avenue, was again the scene of q larceny
early yesterday morning. A box contain
ing S57 in cash, and coat valued at S15
were stolen. Inasmuch as q duck coat be-
longing to a boarder named Frayne was
LETT, and Frayne has disappeared, he is
supposed to be the thief.
At the annual meeting of the Hahneman
Ward association the treasurer reported a
balance on hand of S1,G77OS. The off
GERS selected are; President, Mrs. o. A.
Pray; vice president, Mrs. NJ. B. Lewis;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Chas. God
leyi recording secretary, Miss G. Leonard;
treasurer, Mrs. @. l.. Hawkins.
At O'Clock last evening the fire depart
nent was called out by an alarm from box37
to extinguish blaze on Highland avenue.
There was no fire except in stove at No.
IS and that IRE was so intense as to heat
the walls of the room to an alarming de-
gree. Tho occupants of the dwelling had
gone to the skating rink and left big fire
burt;ng which frightened those in the ad
joiaing buildings and they turned in the
alarm.
The following love -smitten swains and
their sweethearts receive licenses to du-
piicate yesterday: Joseph Furgeon and
Amelia Potvin; Edwin davidson and Clsra
Chase; Edward Th;elsn and Lizzie Nader:
q. w. Frost and Catherine l.. Edwards;
Alexander W. McOollum ard Emma L.
Harris; Andrew Scherer ard Mary Mengel-
koch; E. G. Van Arnam sad Cora V. Hit;
N. W. Barker and Sarah A. Reede; Albert
Riley and Augusta kneif.
In speaking of the high life" scandal
of Friday night, wherein The DESTROYER of
a happy home jumped through an open
window TO escape the righteous wrath of
an outraged husband, the Journal saws.
~Strauge as it may appear. The price of
groceries and lumber in Minneapolis has
not advanced in consequences of a recent
local earthquake" Il order to make
themselves even, the price of groceries
should so up and the price of lumber take
a tumble.
The new room assigned Sheriff Stoddsrd
at the district court for his Office is entire
iy too diminutive for all practical pur-
poses, there being insufficient space for
furniture, safe and other requisites which
he had in his old Office. He
is the Cinderella smsng the officials
IN respect of commodious quarters, and he
justly feels discontented with the UNEQUAL
deal of tn courthouse ring. The ours
of Swift" is upon Jem and he had bette, !.
cut loose from the Republican party.
The heaviest real estate transfer ever
dled in Register Huhn's office is one |
6led yesterday from Philo Remington to |
Louis T. Aensge, in which the considera-
ton is placed at s75o,00o. The lands