Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

held last evening.
The city council will hold a regular
meeting this evening.
Yesterday the thermometer registered 40
degrees above zero.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $61,419.
The Boston restaurant serves meals all
hours of the twenty-four.
Lumbermen are now sending men to the
pineries in large crews daily.
A printer says he was relieved of $12 on
Heunepin avenue by foot pads.
freeman T. Lane is short of shirts. A
clothes line thief is blamed for it.
Mistletoe Grove No. II, q. A. o. D., will
give sociable at their hall this evening.
First communion will be administered
next Sunday in the church of the Holy
Rosary.
The Crusaders met last evening and
held an interesting debate on Capital vs..
Labor.
Motion for a new trial has been denied
IN the Gaze of Robert E. Mckinney VS.. A.
II. Bode.
Judge LELAND yesterday exam ined Mrs.
Matte Chatfeld, who is alleged 10 be of
unsound mind.
The water board viii hold regular
meeting in the Office OF the superintendent
to. morrow evening.
In the case of Q. Anderberg ct al. vs..
Hans VAIL, judgment for the plaintiff was
yesterday filed in the district court.
The low Stage of water is again annoy
ing the miliers and most of the mills shut
down portion of the day yesterday.
At the box Office of the Grand this morn
gagemeni of the "Meteors" will open.
General Superintendent Prior, of the
Milwaukee road, will start for Dubuque On
the ''Flying Dutchman" this morning.
The libel suit of L. R. Ketchum against
the Pioneer Press was yesterday dismissed
on motion of the defendant as plaintiff
failed to appear.
James Bremen and John Dempsey, two
incorrigibles, were before his honor again
yesterday charged with drunkenness;
sentences were suspended.
A large delegation from the Knights
Templar fraternity visited Fergus Falls
yesterday and participated in the ceremo-
MES Of opening new Masonic hall there.
Detective John Hoy, Of the Nicolet
house, has recovered the coat stolen from
the Nicollet house billiard hall. 1t was
found in Second street second hand
store.
The legal proceedings against 4. II.
Bore, neWsdealer and confectioner, having
been Withdrawn through satisfactory
compromise, Mr.. Bore has resumed bust
ness.
On Friday ewing The lovers of foot ball
sports propose to meet at 519 south Wash
iugton avenue for the purpose of organic
ing q club to participate in a Rugby
game.
j. G. Price, of Highland park, mourns
the loss of the contents of his clothesline,
the ravages of thief, who also visited his
carriage shed and oontiscated buffalo
robe and whip.
The insurance upon DR. Bowman's resi-
dence, burned on Monday aggregated &c.
900, of which amount $4,000 was in the
st. Paul Fire and Marine, and the balance
in the Connecticut.
The committee on roads and bridges
will report at the meeting of the council
this evening, plans for tunneling the rail-
way tracks at the crossing of Fifth street,
the full width of the street.
The box sheet for the week of opera by
the Boston Ideals, will open at the Grand
on Friday morning, and all who wish to Sc
cure seats should be on hand early, for
there will be rush for seats.
Since E. Green the second hand "clo-
dings" man come out in his little card de-
nying his connection with thieves, Detec-
tive Gleason has found two more valuable
coats in his store which were stolen.
Morris Bixby of the east side was en-
gagged in cleaning his revolver while load
Il. BY some means one of the cartridges
was discharged and bullet sent through
the palm of his left hand causing an ugly
wound.
Herbert Conner, a Minneapolis rising
young portrait artist, has received an or
der from Hon. G. F. Kindred, of Braiperd,
to paint the portraits of all the members
Of his family. Mr.. Conner expects to leave
for Brainerd this evening.
e. ~. brakes team ran away on south
Washington avenue yesterday morning, the
horses having taken fright at Milwaukee
train. Mr.. Drake was thrown to the
ground and sustained fractur ed arm
while the vehicle was wrecked.
The Invitations to the armory ball are
as usually, handsome and unique design.
Large numbers are being sent to outside
cities, and the ball paomises to be the
most extensive of anything of the kind
ever before attempted in this city.
Lonis Buni's ten-year- old boy endeayor-
ed to climb apon one of Orth's brewery
wagon and had had his leg caught in the
wheel. The little fellow suffered COM
pound fracture of his right leg. He was
taken to his home on Ramsey street where
- oon reduced the fracture.
So eusesh another sensation. The suit
Of clothes ts0aa near hole in the ice on
the rivsros Monday proves to De the prop
erty OF man who lives on Nlcohet
ls'' od Arrayed in newly purcnasea SUI,
10 discarded his old apparel by throwing
4 45e Gl'o off the bridge. No suicide.
A. nnh,isbed in these columns, d. L.