Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-23
mINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.


use.
The saw mills are all life and activity
again.
The pork commissioners failed to get
quorum yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $77,979.
A photographic school is to be opened
in Minneapolis shortly.
The finish of the Manitoba mandamus
case will be had October Il.
The next knights Of Pythias hop viii
occur On Wednesday evening.
The First Congregational church will
rive formal reception tomorrow even
ing.
at the last meeting Geo. n. Morgan
post, G. A. R., took in eighteen new mem
bers.
BY fall, D. N. Parsons, employed on
the Day block, sustains dislocated
shoulder.
Forty three car loads of Montana cattle
were shipped for Chicago yesterday over
the Albert Lea route.
The dinner to be set at the Comique res
taurart to-day eclipses any yet given at
that popular resort.
Daniel Marshall, q Minneapolis & st.
Louis brakeman, has crushed hand, the
work of the bumpers.
On Tuesday evening the members of
company B will drill for the majors prize
now held by Capt. Ball.
Annie Clair, (Mrs. Preston) paid fine
of So and costs in the police court yester-
day for disorderly conduct.
Company B. will send team of six
men to participate in the rife shoot at
Fort Smelling on Wednesday.
Visit the Boston restaurant today for
first class dinner served to guests by the
new proprietor Mr.. Townsend.
This afternoon the semi-annual meeting
Of A. OH, Division No. 1, will be held,
and full attendance is requested.
The Father Mathew t. A. society will
hold weekly meeting in Catholic Associ-
alton hall at o'clock this evening:
On Tuesday evening the ladies' society
of the Centenary M. E. church will give
one of their celebrated oyster suppers.
The bad weather is serious hindrance
to street paving. Hennepin avenue is all
toru up, and some portions left impas-
sable.
Two ragrants named John Murphy and
John Scully were given each ten days
quarters with Sheriff Stoddart-the edict
of Judge Bailey.
The roller skating rink will be opened
on Saturday night. A new floor has been
laid, and the building greatly improved in
many particulars.
The representatives Of the railway pos
tai service banqueted at the Hotel Lyndale
yesterday, under the auspices of the Min
neapolis postoffice.
Judge LELAND yesterday linked in the
bonds of hymen Scandinavian pair of
lovers named Nels Jensen and
Matilda Rasmussen.
Unless the weather improves there is
poor prospect of the Y. M. G. A. people
holding their usual street service on bridge
square this afternoon.
On Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Unitarian church will hold a flag festival.
A hundred painted silk flags of various
sizes will be disposed of.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
ton will give a ball on the night of Oc-
tober 9Th and extensive preparations for
grand time are being made.
Anna Hanson, who obtained a divorce
from her husband Syviet Hanson, some
time ago, was granted the custody Of the
children yesterday by the court.
Bill Davis, the crook taken in by Detec-
tive Hank;nson, was yesterday taken to
Saltwater where he will be arraigned for
rolling" a citizen for his wealth and
watch.
Carrie Hughes and George Hughes, the
riotious companions of the lewd Annie
Clair, were discharged from the charge of
disorderly conduct by Judge Bailey yes
terday.
VIM, Ryan, a vagrant. had sentence sus-
pended yesterday by Judge Bailey, on
promise that he would go to work and
earn an honest livelihood by ''the sweat of
his brow"
The intolerable nuisance OF bed houses
which are being located in all quarters of
the city, will soon be given thorough in
vestigation By the authorities. These dens
of iniquity harbor large per cent. of the
criminals of the city, and should be per-
emptorily aboIished-and probably will
be.
The harvest home festival services will
occur at the First Congregational church,
on the East side to-day. The edifce, in
the interior, has been deliberately decorated
by the young ladies of the Church society,
with cereals, fruit and vegetables, together
with beautiful display of the flora of the
state.
A plat of Stewards addition to Mime
apolis was fled yesterday IN the register
of deeds Office by Lew NJ. Stewart, (bach-
elor.) 1t is situated east of the right of
way of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Short line, South Minneapolis, and con-
tains 152 lots.
Jennie Torrant, Eliza Torrant and Sarah
Flynn Wer three very ''seedy" demi-mondes
who were before his honor yesterday for
kicking up jumbow which greatly an