Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-14
ntrNNEApoLIs GLoBELETs.


quorum yesterday afternoon.
The new Hawthorne school building is
completed and will be opened tomorrow.
The Boston restaurant serves a good
dinner to-day to its patrons ct the usual
price.
There were twenty-five real estate
transfers filed yesterday, aggregating
$64,57O.
Ill-clad thieves are industriously work
ing at their trade on the ap proach of cold
weather.
The residence of II. M. Baxter was en-
tered by burglars, who stole small
amount of money.
the notorious character known as Moth
or Griffin, is again under arrest charged
with drunkenness.
The Biermann boom appears to be on in
Minneapolis. Nor will it let up until the
evening OF election day.
Prof. Burbank, the elocutionist, will
give dramatic readings on Wednesday eve
ming in the Westminster church.
From the residence of Frank S. Norman
DuERlHIS 5GGtACA SOA-4O Y ~ III S]7Ai N-A~< ~ ~
overcoata, early yesterday morning.
4 thief last evening stole half dozen
und5rshirts from Ellsworth's clothing
store, Bridge square. The proprietor soon
missed the property andreported to police
headquarters.
Oar citizens continue to secure nom
board insurance, and to cancel their an
I,o ~ fI,a
latter in their demands as attempting to
ooerca our city.
Egenson, the ieweler and diamond set
ter ct 211 Washington avenue south, is
ss!ling out his fine stock of gold and silver
watches, diamonds, plated ware, clocks and
me jewelry at auction.
Branch 1913 of the Irish National league,
meets this evening at 10 Washington ay-
enue south. An interesting programme
viii be presented and sitting accommoda-
tioEs Will be at premium.
In endeavoring to part some dogs which
were fighting in trent of his place, Henry
Obar of 1922 South Washington avenue,
was severely bitten in the calf of the leg
by enc Of the brutes yesterday.
The mayor is in receipt Of numerous
complaints entered by exasperated citi-
zens against the Manitoba Railway com
pany, because of the street crossings being
almost perpetually blockaded by trains.
The fair for the Sisters Of Mercy hos
pital did not close last evening as an
nou2ced. The managers have concluded
to postpone its close till Monday evening,
when Il large multitude IS expected to az
tend.
The late Methodist conference has ap-
pointed Rev. W. w. Satterlee to central
mission work, and he will preach this even
ing at H2rrison'5 hall at 1880 o'clock.
This will be the initial service. All are in
vited.
The Minnesota Temple Commandery
No. l, 2. c., will give grand series of Sc
cial parties at Market hall during the sea-
son of 1888 81. the first will be given in
the above hall on Friday evening next,
Oct. 10.
Harry Jackson has been brought to the
city from the pineries in badly bruised
conditions He was struck by the limbs Of
a falling tree which broke the left arm and
fractured three ribs. He received serious
flesh wounds besides.
Anna Wilson, who was arrested by Sher-
iff Stoddart in st. Paul a few days ago
and committed to the county Jail for dis
posing of household furniture upon which
lien of chattel mortgage existed, was yes
terday discharged, the mplaining wit
ness, Jerome G.. Layman, having with
drawn the charge.
Mary O'Brien, the inveterate tippler and
opium eater, was discharged from the
county jail yesterday GU the expiration of
her term of imprisonment for intoxica-
ton. 1t is hoped that Mary Will now join
the temperance folks and save the officials
the trouble of again sending her to the
Hotel de Stoddart.
The remains of Mrs. Clinton Morrison
arrived here yesterday morning from Chi
cago, accompanied by Mr.. Morrison, DR..
Kimball and Thomas Lowry. The re-
mains were conveyed to her late residence,
where funeral services were held at 2
O'Clock, after which large funeral cOrtege
followed the remains to Layman's ceme-
terry for interment.
Yesterday thief entered the yard of
Off inlan at Lip Washington ave
nue. south and took a quantity of under
clothing off the clothes line. He was seen,
however, and the officer, who happened to
be asleep in the house at the time, was
awakened. The thief was soon caught and
placed in the lookup where he is now
spending the Sabbath.
Two divorces were granted yesterday in
the district court. Fred G. Lewis obtained
dissolution of the marriage bonds from
his wife, Julia 0. Lewis, on the ground of
desertion, and Hattie B. Gossline was di-
vorced from Henry S. Gossline for cruel
and thurman treatment. The Segelbaum
divorce suit was continued one week and
will be heard at the general term of court.
The readers of abe GLOBE should not fail
to take notice of the testimonials in this
issue of the wonderful cures accomplished
by Prof. Dexter. He is the only magnetic
physician who ever performed such cures
in Minneapolis. He offers $4,000 to any
charitable institution in Minneapolis, and
he has the money in the bank, in case every
affidavit and testimonial is not genuine
and copied from the original.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: G. G. Orvidson and
Laura A. Ryd5erg; Gustav Herman Carl
son and Anna Louise Erickson; August
Anderson and Johanna s. Ostborg; Emil
W