Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-23
mrNNEApo1ls GLoBELETs.


The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $23,3S8.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day for a
good Sunday dinner.
A turkey shoot will be conducted on the
east side range tomorrow.
The Irish-Amerioan Social club gives its
second ball on the night of Dec. 81.
A side track is being built on the Il. Is
D. to lead to the new car shops near Lyn-
dale avenue.
Alfred Holburg, an evident sneak thief,
was given twenty days by his honor yes
terday, for stealing harness.
There are seventy guests now registered
at the Hotel de Stoddart to spend the holt
days with the genial host. They expect an
Xmas turkey.
The ball and exhibition drill of the
Wolfe Tone rifles on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 26, is already an assured success from
the number of tickets sold.
The last sermon of the Advent series
will be preached in the church of the I'm
maculate Conception at the last mass to-
day by the Rev. James McGolrick.
The residence of q. R. Downs, on Ninth
avenue south, was entered by burglars on
Friday night, who took an overcoat valued
at $50 and pocket book containing $40.
Louis Roland stole half-dozen brooms
from Wrecks & Co., on Western avenue, and
pleaded guilty to the charge in the police
court yesterday. He will be slowed away
for fifteen days.
The meeting of the Irish National
league this evening at 10 South Washing
ton avenue, will be unusually interesting
from the fact that an attractive program
has been prepared.
Pats of Illinois addition, Palmer's ad-
dition and Aurora park were filed yester-
day with the register of deeds. The first
and last contain twentyeight lots each
and the other S18 lots.
John Watson, the teamster of johnson
Bros, grocers, was badly injured in a run
away On South Washington avenue yes
terday. His right arm was fractured, and
he received serious internal injuries.
AS p. j. Mccormick was unable to ap-
pear in court yesterday to prosecute Nor
gan Robinson for assault with a danger
Gus weapon, the preliminary which had
been set for the forenoon, was continued
until the 29th.
In the municipal court the case against
Henry B. Jeffries, charged by Frank Mack
ey with obtaining the sum of 800 from
him under false pretensss was dismissed
yesterday, the matter having been settled
la some manner.
A. McCoskey, vag who steals in order
to get sent 10 jail, was yesterday before
his honor for the larceny of clothes
wringer. The sentence was twenty days,
and the vag is again happy in the provis-
ion of temporary home.
During the progress of the fire which de-
stroyed the dwelling of S. P. Chrestism
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. CPS seventeen
year old daughter stood in the snow with
her feet clad only in pair of rubbers, and
as a natural result both feet were badly
srOzen.
e. A. Erickson, the crook who obtained
check for $50 from Il. Enger, through a
clever trick, has been taken to Wisconsin
to answer more serious charge, upon a
reputation on Go ternor Hubbard, the case
i'll the municipal court here having been
dismissed for that purpose.
Lund's TWO marine views which have re-
manned OF exhibition at the art loan
rooms, and to which attention has been
called in these columns on two occasions,
''The light house" and "Gunset on the Sal
tic" have been purchased by Arthur S.
Huey, the assistant manager Of the Grand.
Persons who call at the auditors Office
to pay their personal taxes for 1883 can
learn at the city assessors Office at city
hall why they are assessed and what they
are assessed for. By inquiring at that
Office they will save the auditor much
trouble, and obtain the information
needed.
Ne,Os Letter: Washburn and Fletcher
are booming themselves to the front by
biographies and selected interview 8, at
twenty-five and forty cents line, in
manner that is wholly satisfactory to w ash
burn and Fletcher, but its mighty dry read
ing whsn one kno VS. they are advertise
ments at the usual rates.
To a representative of the GLOBE, Mayor
Ames stated that the purported Palmer
house interview was practically a fabrica
ton in that he was misrepresented malic-
iously, and quoted as saying that which he
never uttered. The interview was taken
in presence of Carter Harrison and other
prominent gentlemen of Chicago.
Four divorce cases came up for hearing
on the special term calendar yesterday.
The suit of Elizabeth Meighen against
Bernhard Meighen was stricken from the
calendar; that of Ellen G. Gardner vs.. J.
Gardner was tried and submitted; in the
case of Mary Sunberg VS.. John Sunberg
the court ordered that defendant pay plain
tiff $25 expenses of suit within ten days,
and defendant was ordered to answer
within ten days in the case of Elizabeth
Emery against Thomas w. Emery.
The Evening Journal, in recent issue
gave an account of a prize fight by two
Minneapolitans at Lake Calhoun, in which
it did an injustice to Ed. Kennedy, Dr., by
naming him as one of the participants in
the pugilistic encounter. The GLOBE
fighting editor interviewed Mr.. Kennedy
yesterday, and learned that on the evening
named he was attending drill of the Wolf
Tone rifles. The young gentleman, al
though an athlete and clever in the manly
art, has never figured in prize fight, and
abhors the business.