Daily globe., 1883-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Democratic preliminaries were we'll
attended last evening.
Tne real estate transfers filed yester-
day aggregated $56,359.
Danz's band has engaged to furnish the
music for the Minnetonka regatta.
A tight rope walker will give an exhi-
bition at Minnehaha falls tomorrow.
Prof. Donaldson has gone into active
training for his meeting with Dalton.
Visit the Comique restaurant for good
dinner and you will get it in grand style.
Ed. Hanlan, the champion oarsman, is
expected to reach Minnetonka tomorrow.
The Boston restaurant, 200 Hennepin
avenue, is the favorite resort of the hungry
multitude.
W. L. Linden, employed in the Milwau-
kee yards, had his hand crushed while
coupling cars yesterday.
DR.. Linn's carriage was damaged in
collision with motor train on the Wash
ington avenue crossing yesterday.
Claude Adams and her corps of seven
aides were guests of his honor yesterday
Claude paid $50 and her disciples paid
each $40.
Morris Mooney, employed by the
Minnesota Rendering company, reports
the loss of his watch at the hands of a
pickpocket.
Thomas Otis pulled from a house of
shame by the police, balanced the scale of
justice yesterday in the payment of fine
of SO and costs.
The police are determined to put an end
to reckless driving through the streets and
arrests viii be made as often as foolhardv
hoodiums violate the ordinance in the
future.
A lacrosse game between the Minneapolis
and st. Paul clubs is promised to con
tribute to the sports of this afternoon. The
game will be played at the Brown Stocking
park.
Charles Duncan is charged with
keeping his saloon open after mid
night holy hour. He pleads not guilty,
and viii be given a hearing in the munici
pal court on July both.
Wm. Mitchell, the dissoIute specimen ar
rested in a house of ilI-fame with a. levd
character (the girl taken to College hospi
tai dangerously ilD, yesterday paid fine
of $40 and costs for his FUN"
lady named Mrs. Lyons reports that
her poeketbook and railroad ticket to Bis
marck were appropriated by light.fD-
geTod scoundrel at the Manitoba depot yes
terday. The pooketbook contained $50 IN
cash.
Al banquet to the Chicago Knights
Telnplar IN York, Eng. Sir Knight G. n.
Benton. of Minneapolis, proposed toast
to the Lord Mayor, who responded bv cali
ing for three cheers and a tiger for the Wis
itors.
James Cohen is under arrest upon the
charge of using abusive language to Ju-
Illus Bitcher. He pleaded not guilty in the
palice court yesterday, and demanded q
jury trial, continuing the Case until
July 80
Mayor Ames will remit on Monday.
chick of $500 to Rev. j. Conaty, treasurer
Of the Parnell testimonial fund of America.
being the amount subscribed toward the
fund at the Egan reception in this city
on the 4th day of June and since.
Ayoung man named Burns while intox-
icated got into the cab of one of a M.
st. L. engine early yesterday morning and
took nap. Being discovered by the en-
gineer, he was fired out, and in aIightinp
fell and fractured his hip He was re,
moved to the College hospital.
Yesterday marriage licenses were issued
to the following persons: W. A. Miller
and Irene D. Nelson, E. P. Gordon and
Lubertha Suman, Roger Foley and Bar
bara O'Brien, Michael Moriarty and Nellie
Hastings, A. Bostrom and Anna. Peterson.
''Blind Moriarty," the one-eyed biped
who is well known to the police and who !
has been honored frequently with free |
bed in Sheriff Stoddart's hotel, has gone !
and aid it. Vest erday he was the happy |
recipient of a marriage license to esporse |
buzom damsel named Nellie Hastings |
and the wedding is soon to take place.
No cards.
James McGinnis, an incorrigible inc
briate, was before Judge Mahoney yester-
day, He pleaded guilty to drunkenness,
but expressed desire to leave the city.