Daily globe., 1883-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The board of education meets to-mor-
roH.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S516S8.
The Boston is the place to get SO uare
meal at fair price.
the Wolf Tone Rifles met last evening
TOR drill, aud had large number of mem
bers in attendance.
Yesterday the efficient sheriff of Henne-
piu county, Mr. James Stoddart, removed
into his new Office and feels proud of his
uew quarters.
In the case of Sarah L. Smith VS.. Sarah
i. Shepard, which occupied the attention
of Judge Young and jury during all of
last week, the jury failei to agree and were
discharged.
A Prohibition meeting at Harrison hall
tonight viii De addressed by Rev. E. s.
Williams aud Rev. Geo. T. Wells. This is
She is5s Of the series to be held every
evening this week.
The sensational drama ''The Mail Coach
Ro5becy," presented for the first time at
Fencs opera hp1so last night, is from the
pen Of Mc. William Buckley, The talented
ycung journalist Of Minneapolis.
4 Russian ana three natives of the Scan
dinavan peninsula became embryo citi-
aens yesterday by taking out their natura-
liz ton papers from the clerk of the
district court. OF course, they are Bier
mann men.
HU%h Jonnant vas arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday, charged with
attempted rape on Mary Rodaeker last
Saturday night, as already narrated in
these columns. The examination was con-
tinued until to-day.
Yesterday the opening of the Criterion
restaurant, formerly Paurs place, at 2O5
Nioolie5 avenue, owned By schmedemgn &
Co, managed by A. n. Young, was cele.
brated il ine style. It was an elegant
spread end the guests filed tie dining
hall.
The Glowing persons received marriage
licenses yesterday: william V. Owens and
Emma z. Kropfganz; Peter Benson and
Emma Swanson; Harry FL. Smith and
Nettje L. Smith; John Moran and Tressy
Kesseiler; Herman PRIDE and Bertha
Sghwsdtland.
To escape insult aud outrage from lech-
erous scoundrels who infest the city at
night, it would be well for Mary Rodacker,
and others of her sex, to keep. seasonabIe
hours, and thus avoid the insults which
nocturnal female pedestrians are sure to
receive when unaccompanied by male pro-
tectors.
Ia the test case of W. H. Landerdale
against Frank S. Mcdonald, ordering that
writ Of mandamu5 be issued to compel
the auditor to pay juror aud witness fees
N the municipal court since the first of
March last, judgment was yesterday filed
IN favor OF the defendant, and Frank was
jubiI'n5 over the decision rendered.
Chas. Emerson, who was indicted by the
grand jury on the charge of stealing John
Oswala's horse and pleaded not guilty
when arraigned, changed his plea to guilty
yesterday and was sentenced by the court
TO two years. imprisonment at Saltwater
Had Emerson committed horse theft in
the far vest and fallen into the hands of
the vigilants he would have been lynched
and launched into eternity months ago.
The evening schools of the city opsned
last night az the Washington, Winthrop,
Adams and Franklin buildings The
fundamental branches only will be taught
but twice week, general lessons and
talks on interesting topics will be given
IN addition. Pupils must be twelve years
of age and residents of the city. The ses-
sion will last two hours every evening ex-
eept Saturday. eginning at z and clos
ing at 8 o'clock. Ali young men desirous
of obtaining the ground work of education
can avail themselves of this opportunity
afforded them. Tuition is free to all
James O'Connor, the Bismarck man,
was arraigned in the municipal court yes
terday, charged with obtaining $3.50 under
false pretenses, as already narrated in
these columns and was remanded to the
county jail to await an application for
requlsinon properly drawn from the gov
ernor of Dakota territory, the one received
by Governor Hubbard being sent back for
correction. In all probability O'Connor
will consent to return to Bismarck for
trial without waiting for the necessary pa
pers to arrive as he claims to have abund-
ant testimony to establish his innocence.
a gambler named Demmon was before
the municipal court yesterday charged
with using abusive language toward de-
tective, for which he was fined S5 and
costs. 1t is said that about q year ago
Demmon contemplated the establishment
of gambling house in this city and that
the detective threatened to pull his house
in case lie opsned one. Those who have
been initiated into the ''true inwardness'
of the affair sssert that the detective op-
posed the starting of gambling place by
Demmon in order that favor
ite gamblers could monopolize
ths business. Demmon and
the detective had a rencouuter on the
street last Sunday when abusive language
was exchanged for which Demmon was
arrested. All rumors about Demmon be-
ing q notorious crook are absolutely with
out foundation. He confesses being a
professional gambler and Indignantly de-
nies that he is anything worse and defes
Che detective to substantiate the accusa-
.tion.