Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated S49,13S.
As yoa pass down Nicollet, call at the Mer-
chants Restaurant, for good lunch or meal.
The Zion commendery gave the first OF
a series Of dances in Window hall lest
night.
The ice dealers, clothing dealers and the
fuel dealers are all rejoicing over the cold
weather.
The Boston restaurant sets excellent
dinners, and is open day and night to &C.
commodate Its patrons.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles meet for nightly
drills preparatory TO their exhibition drill
at Turner hall on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 26.
Scarlet fever and diphtheria are prevail
ing to an alarming extent in Minneapolis,
and with considerable fatality among chill
dren.
Patrick O'Hearn, W no died of inanition
on Tuesday night at his residence, 10
Third street northeast, will be buried this
morning from the church of st. Anthony
of Padua.
Provision is made for the entertainment
of 800 guests at the celebration OF Fore
fathers day in Armory hall tomorrow
evening. All speeches will be limited to
Eve minutes.
The remains of Ole Serland, beheaded
by switch engine on the Min
neapolis & st. Louis railway company,
were buried yesterday at the expense of
the railway company.
The following couples received marriage
licenses yesterday: Otto Larson and Tilda
Troverton; Augustus d. Fisher and Clara
Louise Haxel; Peter Szimnosck and Mary
Nieuhaus; Fred J. Mggla end Sophie Il.
Bergslrom, Simon AlecAson and Mary
Olson.
Robert Craig, the Richdeld millwright,
was sent to the lunatic slylum yesterday.
The unfortunate man was victim to in
temperance and was subject to deiirium
tremens. Some time ago he fell on his
head and the injury received FASTENED his
insanity.
The largest real estate transfer fled with
the ragister Yesterday was about ten and
one-fourth acres of land for $25,560, from
Ex-Governor Pillsbury to Benjamin f. Mel
son and William III. Tenny. The land Is
situated south and west of the st. Paul and
Pacific railroad tracks up to the
line of the right Of way of the railway
company.
Harmonic Singing society has elected
Che following officers for the ensuing year:
President, p. r. Rauen; vice president, NJ.
Waecker; treasurer. B. Bachner; CORE
spending secretary, f. Hills; financial sec
retary, L. Cussler; manager, G. Weinn;
jsnitor, 4. BurkenGorf; board of directors,
T.. Metzke, John Mittwer, George Hahn
and Edmund Elchern.
Cora c. Hurley received divorce yes
terday from Thomas f. Hurley on the
ground of inhunan treatment and habit
nal drunkenness. They were married in
this cty six years ago and hare one child
named Mamie B., who is now three years
of age. The mother was granted the GUS
tody of her child aud was permitted 10 re-
sumo her maiden name Of Cora E. Church
The question fer debate at The Crusad-
ers' hall on Tuesday evening, ResoLved,
That We should vote for the best man IT.
respective of party, was ably debated by
the clergy and members under the leader
ship of J. p Courtney for the affirmative,
and james r. Corrigan for the negative.
Three Crusaders bad been appointed at
tbs previous meeting TO act as judges of
Che debate and they decided in favor of
Che negative to the apparent satisfaction
of the society.