Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-06

| The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $85,s2O.
Buy your boots and shoes at Moran's,
| 252 Hennepin avenue.
The business of the city market for the
year aggregates $1,O33,O0O.
Geo. R. Vending delivered his lecture
| on Satan in Westminster church last
night.
| The Boston restaurant is the place to
get good square meal at nominal
price.
G. B. Shores, charged with violating Ger
tain insurance laws, will be given hear
ing on Saturday.
The base ball association will perfect q
permanent organization at the Nicollet
house tomorrow night.
| After the election is over and you are in
want of boots and shoes for the winter,
call at Moran's, 252 Hennepin avenue.
During Saturday night horse belong
| ing to j. Palmer, of the Vienna bakery,
No. Is South Second street, was stolen.
Robert Morton, the young man who at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting his
wrist, is reported better at the College hos
pital.
Frank Norton was engaged in cleaning
his revolver on Sunday night. The revolv-
er exploded and bullet pierced Franks
hand.
John Johnson will be examined on We'd
| nesday for the larceny of a gold watch
from R. E. Bader, a saloon keeper at Lake
Calhoun.
For imbibing an immoderate amount Of
bug juice and turning his family into the
street Henry Caverly paid fine of S. and
costs yesterday.
1.-The TroubadoUrs opened their season Of
two nights at the Grand to a big house last
night. Everything passed off happily.
The company is immensely popular in the
city.
Detective Gleason arrested "fy" crook
last evening upon the suspicion that he
has been implicated in some of the thiev-
ing scrapes about town. A case will prob
ably be worked up against him.
Michael Foley and John Norman, who
D.
tins restaurant, and who was arrested by
Special Schock, were both sentenced to
thirty days BY Judge Bailey yesterday.
On Sunday night burglars raided the
house of Harvey Thayer on Seventeenth
street, while the family were at church.
They secured $13 in money for their
trouble. after ransacking the entire house.
Mayor Ames sent Lieut.. Daily and four
patrolmen to the scandinavian meeting
last evening, with instructions to see that
the objects of the meeting were not inter
fered with; that positive freedom of speech
be enforced.
James 81. Rinehart, who outraged the
young girl, Lizzie Gustafson, as heretofore
published in these columns. was before the
municipal court yesterday, but his e1ami-
nation was continued until tomorrow. He
was remanded to the confines of the ceun-
ty Jail.
The following parties received licenses
to wed yesterday: Johannes Koppenberg
and Cecilia Anderson; G. B. Lynch and
Mary sW. Schimmelpfnnig; William j.
Heef and Sarah E. Howe; j. B. Drew and
s. j. Fleming; L. Shoborg and Mary
Kundston.
George Raymond, an empIoye of the
Milwaukee road, stumbled and fell from a
moving freight train Sunday morning, re-
ceiving broken right arm and a frac-
tured shoulder, besides being considerably
bruised. He was brought to Minneapolis
for treatment.
Early yesterday morning fire broke
out in bakery on Tenth avenue south and
Third street, owned by William WeIty.
The fire, which originated in the furnace,
was extinguished by the department with
loss of $500; fully insured by companies
represented by E. B. Ames.
Charles Schultz was arraigned in the
police court yesterday charged with the
larceny of two coats from the dwelling of
Max Briggs, in Plymouth township. He
waived an examination, and was held to
await the action of the grand jury. In de-
fault of $1,000 bonds he was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff.
The Northwestern Hospital association
has purchased building on Three-and
OneHalf avenue, between Twenty Fifth
and Twenty Sixth street, at q cost of
$4,000. They have already paid $1,000
thereon, bat must raise $500 more in
order to make the first payment accord
ing to agreement. The hospital will be
moved at once, and as soon as all arrange
ments are completed an informal opening
will be held.
Yesterday the clerk of the district court
issued a writ of attachment at the instance
of John ]. Haley against the property of
franklin W. Pitcher, for the recovery of
the payment of promissory note of
$4,000, made and delivered by defendant
for value received, on the 9th day of Jan
uary, 1882, no part of which has yet been
paid. The defendant is not resident of
Minnesota, but resides in Boston. He has
real estate in Ramsey county and personal
property in Hennepin.
Changes are being made in the new West
hotel in order that the original plans may
be followed. Before orders we're received
from Mr.West in Cincinnati to continue the
erection after the first plan, the work had
proceeded according to the contracts as
then let; but now a portion of the wall on
the Hennepin avenae side will be taken
down to the sixth story in order to admit