Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

20 and costs for being INTOXICATED.
Some thief got away with DR.. Pratt's
horse and buggy from the fair grounds.
Sullivan's restaurant, corner of Hennepin
and Second street, gives meals in frst-class
style.
The postofice, banks and county offices
will be closed to morrow an account of the
grand celebration.
hack run over a man at the corner of
Washington and First avenue south yes
terday afternoon.
The French fair was largely attended last
evening, and the weekly receipts have been
larger than expected.
The number of pupils enrolled in the
schools of Hennepin county during the
past school year was 1922.
In the case of Farnham & Lovejoy VS.
VIM. F. Thompson, motion for new
trial was denied yesterday by Judge
Young.
Tho Excelsior high school will have an
academic department this year under the
superintendent of Prof. Burch, late prin-
cipal of the Osseo school.
number of suspected crooks were Or
dered to leave town yesterday. They were
anxious to stay to prey on our citizens to-
morrow during the procession.
0. E. Roedler, president Of the Franklin
Debating society, st. Louis, lectured last
evening at Harrison hall before large
audience, his subject being Success in
Life"
The Irish National league hold regular
meeting this evening at 8 O'Clock i'll A. O..
q. hall, 10 Washington avenue south. An
interesting programme of exercises has
been prepared.
In the district court yesterday Charles
Walker, John Sheldon, Geo. X. Smith, John
Sullivan and Ellen Sheridan were sentenc
ed to ten days Imprisonment in the coun-
ty jail for drunkenness.
The cigar store of Little and Larne was
burglarized on Friday morning and
quantity of cigars with $12 ir money
taken from the establishment. The thieves
have not been apprehended.
frankie King, an inmate of Claude
Adams bagnio, was robbed of SIS and five
rings while in the municipal court on Fri
pay to pay her fine. She suspects her
dissolute companions of taking them.
Auna Mary, daughter of Mr.. Phillip
Hartman, died of membraneous Group,
and the funeral occurs this afternoon at
two o'clock from the family residence, 612
Fourteenth avenue south, corner of Sixth
street.
Tue republicans of the Fourth precinct
of the Sixth ward elected E. E. Adams, J.
A. Peterson, A. Wooster, L. Swenson and
Alexander Collum as delegates to the
county convention, which meets next
Wednesday.
The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the clerk of the district court:
E. Stening to Amanda S. Erickson; Ben
iamin Tuffnell to Sarah Ann Carter; John
II. Thompson to Annie CD ohnson; Stephen
Kuhn to Susan Fettarspeil.
The coroner's jury in the Albert Price
case returned verdict that the deceased
came to his death through injuries receiv-
ed on the Chicago, Milwaukee u st. Paul
railroad and that the company and en-
ployes are not responsible for the acct
dent
1t is the opinion of the police officers
that highwaymen are not guilty of half
the charges alleged against them by noe
turnal promenaders in this city. They
spend their money in "ways that are dark
and then say they have been robbed by
footpads.
In the case of Paul Milradt for assault
and battery on the person of G. G. Boyes-
sen, the defendant yesterday made no ap-
pearance in the municipal court, thereby
forfeiting his recognizance, and the cause
was consequently dismissed.
Minnie Day was granted divorce from
Othneil B. Day yesterday, for habitual
drunkenness and obusive treatment. They
were married at Excelsior three years ago,
she being a widow having four children.
She has regained the name of Bickford,
which was that of her first husband.
Maye Nor, the Egyption oil man, ran
an advertising bill of $115 with Errick
Anderson and partner and paid them only
SIS on account. Yesterday judgment was
filed against the great healer" in the sum
of S11S1O, and an execution was issued
to the sheriff to attach the curative RENE
dies of the doctor.
IO-m0rrOW'S prOceSsIOn Will 10 ING
grandest affair ever witnessed in Mime
apolis. All yesterday, and up to late
hour last night preparations were being
made. grandstand is erected IN front
of the Nicollet, and archways are con-
structed on different street crossings. All
the trades, industries and professions and
numerous societies of all characters will
participate in the display.
George Morgan, who had been arrested
on the charge of robbing WI. Smith at
the Manitoba depot of $50, was discharged
yesterday by Judge Bailey on motion of
the county attorney. Smith received back
the money stolen and left town, SO there
was none to testify against the prisoner.
The authorities should see to it that COM
planning witnesses are on hand to prose-
cute such men as Morgan, who undoubted-
" is crook of the first water.
The Minneapolis real estate transactions
recorded yesterday we're as follows: Loe
Stafford to Fred W. Dillingham;, undivided
s1x.sixteenths of lot 6, block SO, Hoag's
addition, S16,S75; Fred W. Dillingham; to
Loe Stafford, part of lot 6, block SO, Hoag's
addition, $4,000; Thomas Lowry to Gin
ton Morrison, undivided one-half of part
of lots aud ., block Sc, Minneapolis,
$4,000; Amos B. Ooe to William d. Law
renee. all of block ID, College city, 81 900;
uo-- Trnd In Cvrus r Redler X of lot