Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBRLErs.

Khurum lodge held regular communi-
cation last evening.
Geo. n. Eorgsn Post, G. A. R net last
ening Tor Muster.
T..s real este - transfers filed yesterday
aggreg ted $6O,6443O.
The Boston restaurant still fourishas
and gives meals a al hours of the twenty
four.
The Louavo dance vas a grand success
as anything OF the sort under such auspices
always is.
Prof. Dexter is presenting his newspa-
per friends with elegantly mounted croco-
ole headed canes.
Tho insurance investigation will be COZ
tinued at o'clocs this afternoon il the
city council chamber.
The contractor believes the new chamber
Of commerce building On Third street, will
be completed by March 1st.
A plasterer med Judson fell from &
scafolding in a buiIding.in South Mime
apoiis yesterday AID fractured his shout
der.
A drunken man hailiDg from st. Paul
was knocked down and robbed of S25 by a
courade last nigi5 in an alley off Nicollet
avenue.
In the municipal court yesterday Kittie
Nelson, as mistress of house Of illrepute,
paid $5250, while three inmates each paid
fire in $3.50.
The weekly meeting of the Young Wo-
mems Christian temperance union will be
held ct the Westminster church at o'clock
this afternoon.
Charles Hunson, South Minneapolis
crook, was arrested by officer Grace upon
suspicion Of stealing lot of carpenters
tools which he had Pawned for whiskey.
Burglars entered the residence of Mar
tin Wyman, on Thirteenth avenue, north.
They got away with two overcoats and
pocket book containing small sum Of
money.
James OOonnor is under arrest upon
telegram, and is now awaiting the arrival
Of the officers f:1m Bismarck The pris-
oner is charged with obtaining money IN
der false pretenses.
Sheriff Wilson, of Waseca county, left ct
the lookup last night a prisoner named
Ed Ashworth, whom he lis conveying to
the penitentiary, he having been convicted
ofburglary in GAINESVILLE.
Yesterday the following parties re-
caived licenses to wed: Edwin D. Blod-
gett and Mahalia 4. Flcher; Mawrzyu "a
sowslli and Magdalin Kieras; Olaf He'd
man and Mary Oleson; Harrington Tly
Tor and Carrie Jones.
Michael Morsn is one of the vagabonds
arrested with Iewd woman On the street
on Thursday night. lie was fined So and
costs for drunkenness, and when the trial
was in progress he was shookingly pro-
fame, and was fined $40 for contempt Of
court.
Last evening Capt. Chase and Sergt.
McKernan raided allow bagnio at 419 Mar
shall street, East side, and arrested Alice
McCortneY, the keeper, and Mary McCar-
thy, an inmate. That is the only house of
the kind on the East side, the others hav-
ing all been closed.
Over one-quarter Of the stock necessary
to secure the organization Of base bail
club has already been subscribed. People
are taking hold OF the matter not alone
because they are admirers of the sport, but
because they have every reason to believe
that it will be q profitable Investment.
At about 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
and after the Office boy had unlocked the
house, burglars entered the Pennsylvania
house at 100 north First street, and ran
sacked the rooms of nearly all the boarders
with varying Success. The booty secured
aggregated $40. The heaviest sufferer lost
500.
Yesterday in the district court the jury
In the case of RobItshek VS.. Steele, re-
turned verdict for plaintiff in the sum
of $16S 80. The action was brought to
recover damages of $197 because Of the
defendant running his equipage last win
fer into sled attached to plaintiffs horse
by which the animal was considerably in
jured.
Yesterday, in TIE municipal court, the
case against John Lennon and Thomas
Evans, for breaking into Fred. Reeves
store, on Third avenue southeast, a short
time ago, was dismissed, owing to the feet
thai the n after had been taken before the
grand jury, and having been indicted, the
defendants entered a plea of guilty and
were sentenced to eight months each in
the penitentiary.
B. T. Clark from Fort Wayne, Indiana,
filed cut bogus wheat checks showing he
had 1900 bushels Of wheat in q certain
elevator. Upon tisose checks he secured a
loan of $1,000 He went to Birds Eye and
married Miss e. skinner the following
day. He then come to Minneapolis and
while spending his honeymoon with The
sister of the bride in North Minneapolis
vas arrested by Detective O'Connor of
st. Paul.