Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-15
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The A. .. IL division No. will hold
picnic on August 10.
Col. J. 7, West has been elected a mem
Der of the Lurline Boat club.
The real estate transfers recorded yes
terday aggregated $116,973.
Peter Anderson had two fingers crushed
at Gi!more's furniture factory yesterday.
There was no business for public record
transacted in the probate court yesterday.
Evidence is submitted in the devorce
case of Joseph Godfrey against Jane E.
Godfrey.
The suit of Charles Schlessinger against
Thomas Fagin is continued until next spe-
cial term.
The motor, for the first time in a year,
ran on First street south to Bridge square
yesterday.
The divorce trial of Cora E. Hurley VS..
Thomas F. Hurley has beeu argued and
submitted.
George Corner fractured his left leg be-
low the knee by jumping from a short line
Manitoba car.
The personal property valuation of the
various townships in Hennepin county ag
gregate $1,3S7,779.
Elenore Krell was granted a divorce
from her husband, Henry Krell, in the dis
trict court yesterday.
The divorce case of Mary Gleason
against her husband John Gleason is con-
tinued till next Saturday.
In the case of Charles Proehl VS.. George
w. Mann ct al, judgment was yesterday
rendered for the defendant.
The first annual parade and review of
the Minneapolis police department will
occur on Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday work laying the foundation
walls for President Hills magnificent
union depot will commence.
DR.. D. Absalman, veterinary surgeon,
lost a 5000 horse IN a runaway accident.
The animals neck vas broken.
Michael Connell, brakeman employed
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul road,
had his foot crushed by the cars.
The dinner given by Brown of the
passingly good. Give him call.
The Boston restaurant will give one of
its fine Sunday dinners to-day. The viands
Will be the best the market affords.
Chief Berry has purchased the Baxter
residence No. 1,21l First avenue north,
and took formal possession yesterday.
Yesterday in the district court an order
of adoption of certain child was granted
to Norman Ward and Elizabeth Ward, his
wife.
John Fessenden is charged by E. N.
Lyman with using abusive language, and
will be tried in the municipal court on
Mon day.
The attorneys will play the physicians a
game Of base ball for the benefit of Col
legs hospital on Wednesday, at the Brown
Stocking park.
| The father of Edward Fitzpatrick, killed
on the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railway, will institute legal proceedings for
$4,000 damages.
The council committee has inspected
the Second street railroad bridge and will
recommend its acceptance at the meeting
Wednesday night.
In the matter OF the assignment of
Aaron Bermann for the benefit of his cred
itOrs, the court yesterday ordered the in
solvent discharged.
The case of Eliza Murphy VS.. the Mime
apolis < ST. Louis Railway company was
continued, to be resumed by Judge Loeb
rem next Saturday.
The action brought by the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company against J..
D. Griffin was dismissed yesterday by
plaintiffs attorney.
Warner Sundrock, employed in Sullivan
& Farnham's marble works on Third
street, had his right arm fractured by a
marble slab falling upon it.
The Seventh street Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school picnic at Minneapolis next
Wednesday, via the Minneapolis q st. Louis
road and the City Of st. Louis.
Yesterday fire broke out in the furnace
room OF the Turkish bath house, at 259
Second avenue south, but was quenched be
fore much damage had resulted.
The members Of the Irish National league
will meet this evening at the Ancient
Order of Hibernians' hall. Important
business viii be transacted, and large at
tendance is expected.
An East painter named Perry Stewart,
was thrown to the ground from falling
scafolding yesterday, g distance of eigh-
teen fest,S and sustained compound
fracture OF his left leg.
Ex-Governor John P. st. John, OF
Kansas, will speak in the Second Con
gregational church this morning, and al
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church in the afternoon at O'Clock.
mjscreant passed a 50-cent counter
felt silver piece on a blind apple peddler
on the street yesterday, purchasing five
cents worth Of apples and getting forty
tive cents in good money in change.
James E. Sherman was arrested at The
instance of John Settler, charging him with
assault and battery. A deposit of SIC
was made for appearance on Monday,
when the cause will come up in the munic
ipal court.
Mrs M. ]. Aldrich, of Iowa, will speal
in the Foss Methodist Episcopal churcl