Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Real estate transfers yesterday aggre-
gated $36,381.
Granite paving is being laid on Third
avenue south.
A meeting of the w. G. T. U. was held
yesterday afternoon.
Ths council committee on roads and
bridges held meeting yesterday.
The council committee on roads and
bridges were in session yesterday.
The board of equalization adjourned
yesterday until next Tuesday morning.
Tomorrow lecture will be delivered in
this city by ex-Gov. st. John, of Kansas.
Ex-Governor st. John, of Kansas, will
give temperance lecture here to-mol-
row.
The Comique restaurant still retains its
popularity and gives good meals at nom
inaI prices.
The Woman's Christian association met
yesterday afternoon and transacted the
usual business.
The funeral of Prof. Marston occurred
yesterday forenoon .frcm thu late residence
on the East side.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, still
holds the fort and dispenses viands at
moderate prices.
L. T, Menage has presented the fire de-
partment with 500, for the benefit of the
relief association.
The reform club met last evening in
Harrison hall to compare and discuss notes
Of the coming campaign.
The Minneapolis papers have now made
five attempts at giving Jasper Johnson's
counsel in the shooting trial.
Sarah Mcdonald, one Of the women be-
fore Judge Bailey yesterday, paid fine
Of s. for getting intoxicated.
Danz's band gave an open air concert
at the Snyder park, on Tenth street and
Fourth avenue south, last evening.
Bill King has been heard from. He
leaves the Grand Pacific, Chicago, to-day
for New York, accompanied by Mrs. King.
William De La Banc read paper last
evening before the Civil Engineers club
on the Manufacture Of wrought iron
pipes
Elizabeth Loveioy, the imbecile who has
been cared for at the Hennepin county
poor farm. has been taken to the Faribault
asylum.
James Bader, the derelict saloon keeper
who sold intoxicants to an habitual drunk
ard, paid fine of $50 in the police court
yesterday.
John Miller, a farmer living in Brooklyn
township, reports that he had a horse
stolen on Wednesday. The criminal is
traced to this city.
Dr.. Haskell. of st. Paul, is his brother
in-Iaw, and his father lives in Solon
Maine. His remains will probably be
brought to this city.
Jasper johnson has retained Judge
Baird, recently of Yonkers, New York, to
attend to the preliminary matters before
Judge Bailey next week.
Peter Melchisedeck stole 81 from the sa-
loon of Matt. Bredimus, on the East side
and yesterday his honor sentenced him tc
twenty days on the rock pile.
Marriage Licenses we're obtained yester
day by Swanty Swanson and Hannah
Everson, Charles Barton and Estella Coin
D15Lol anu MdIIluo OOnAoOA'
Elizabeth Loveioy, who has been an in
mate Of the county poor house for several
years, was sent to the asylum by order OF
the board of county commissioners.
Macy Wilson got drunk and did some
fast driving through the streets, regard
less os the city ordinance. She is given
tweu.y days hospitality with Jimmy Stod-
dart
&c rye Shipway was shipped yesterday
as a p4ssenger in the patrol wagon to the
county jail, where he will be guest till he
has recovered from a severe attack of the
"jimjams."
He was thirty one years old, splendid
workman, and had only one failing, viz;
he would occasionally go on a spree. He
had been drinking heavily for some time
before his death.
A statement of the Minneapolis pos