Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday aggre
gated S6S,351.
meeting of the city council will be held
this evening.
The comiuue restaurant is in the van as first
class eating house.
Geo. Englestead says foot pads held him up tc
the tune of on Franklin avenue.
Willet Townsend, of the Boston restaurant
sets before his guests an excellent bill of fare.
Christina Severson, the vagrant, was sent to
the county Jail for thirty days at the decree OF
Judge MahOney yesterday.
The men employed in Camp & Walkers lum-
Der yard presented a purse of s37.75 to the
Northwestern Hospital association.
Herbert Connot has just completed oil por-
traits of o. c. Stafford and family of five mem
bers, and they considered works of art.
Nellie Gray, the keeper and her brood of six
inmates, paid fines in the municipal court yes
terday, aggregatng the net sum of Sl27.50.
The ladies of Minneapolis have finally effected
an organization of Womans' Industrial E1-
change. The admission fee Is 81. A president
was elected, but she has since declined to serve.
The vice-pfeSidents quite numerous.
William Conner and Andrew Jackson declared
their intention yesterday of becoming citizens of
this repub ic. The stranger bearing the honored
name of ''Old Hickory" migrated from Swt den
and the other subject of Queen Victoria.
That scurvy political dodge of hanging up no
tees about the city on Sunday night, attacking
the municipal 90 ernment In a narrow-minded
allegation, has fallen fiat The thing is too vile
and nsparent to enlist the belief Ofanyone for
moment.
The board Of supervisors Of the poor failed to
meet yesterday afternoon, owing to the joint
committee meeting in the city council chamber.
Another attempt Will be made to hold meeting
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in the office
of Supt. Nelson.
A driver on one OF Il. B. Chase's wood carts
fell from his seat at the corner of Fret avenue
south and Seventh street Yesterday and was run
over tie had imbib I'd too freely from the cup
which into1lcates. His injuries are not con-
sidered dangerous.
The Delta Sigma society of the university at
their last meeting elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: President, A. T. Reed;
vice president, j. E. Manchester; recording sec
rotary, Miss Elweil; corresponding secretary,
H. U. Vaughn; marshal, Anthony johnson, and
critic, Annie Bonjoy.
James Hommell was a disorderly customer.
He kicked up a lively jamboree, and when OFF,
Ger Tommy Kelly endeavored to place him under
arrest for his misdeneaner he undertook to whip
the officer. But she got left,'' as the saying
goes, and will be provided with twenty eight
days lodging behind the iron bars.
Major Smell, the obsequious dwarf, in eonse-
quenee of his spree of the night before, was
ushered before his honor by court officer Byrnes
again yesterday. For ten days he will be denied
nsatiate appetite for that which biteth like a
serpent and stingeth like adder"
J. Kinney was arraigned before Judge Ma
hony yesterday charged with the larceny of
diverse articles from Thos. Atkins boarding
house Western avenue. He pleaded not
guilty and the examination continued until
this morning. In default Of furnishing board
IN the sum of So he was remanded to custody.
Z. J. Newman swore out warrant yesterday
afternoon for the arrest of Mrs. Spindler, who
lives at 800 Eleventh avenue, south, charging her
with an assault and battery. The complaining
witness claimed that the woman struck him
three times with club, and had further chased
him with He bore no Indications, how
ever, of very serious treatment.
The following parties were licensed to wed
yesterday: James Barrett and Lucinda GlascO;
Louis Benson and Christina Johnson; Torrance
Falls and Alice Cavanegh; John Carlson ard Jo-
sephine Carlstrom: II. l.. Boomhower and Min
ME E. Bickfurd; Char cs Clemens and Maggie
Brady; William Isel and Margaret KAISER:
Charles Lane to Belle McDonald; Ernest G..
Pratt to Edith Y. Weeks.
Charles Hermanson, the man who fatally shot
n. P. Olson a week ago at the Krombord hotel,
on Second avenue north, was discharged from
jail upon the motion Of the county attorney, it
being apparent that he could not be convicted of
manslaughter. 1t " ,uld seem that there ought
to be a statute providing for the punishment of
such parties for gross carele at least, and
then it seems pro able that the number of such
distressing casualties wonld be diminished.
1t is estimated by the city engineer that the
public improvements for next year Will cost
$l,200,000, although the estimates up to the
present time only amount to S850,56i, as fol-