Daily globe., 1883-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

TIE Grand will be closed this week.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $125,571.
Rev. Lawrence Ryan, Jersey City, has
been ordained for this city.
One more week and then the greatest
fair ever held in Minnesota.
"Ticket- -of-Leave Man" closed the Rial
engagement at the Grand last evening.
The meeting of the park commissioners
failed yesterday, from lack of quorum.
The new drop curtain will be used at the
formal opening Monday night of next
week.
The Rufus Hatch party did the city yes
terday, returning to st. Paul in the after
noon.
This afternoon at p. N. Bishop Foss
will dedicate the Thirteenth street M. E.
church.
The Irish National league will hold
meeting this evening at ITO Washington
avenue south.
The members of the Science association
will hold a prayer meeting to-day at West
minister church.
Visit Sullivan's Boston restaurant to-
day for good Sunday dinner. 1t will be
fit for the gods.
The brakemen on the Lyndale road de-
manded an increase Of $40 per month yes
terday, and they get it.
Martin Nelson was found guilty of the
charge of carrying concealed weapons, but
sentence was suspended.
A plat of Highland Home addition, con-
tanning fifty-six lots, was filed yesterday
with the register of deeds.
George Chalmers, while out hunting on
Friday, had his left hand badly shattered.
necessitating amputation.
The Brown Stockings have arranged for
four games this week, and they will occur
one on each day after Tuesday.
Andrew Foanston is under arrest at the
instance of F A. Barnard, upon the charge
of indulging in threatening language.
An order of the court overruling demur-
rer in the action of Ansel F. Scott against
Louis Schultz was yesterday filed in the
district court.
A return on appeal from Judge Ueland's
decision in the matter of the estate of the
late G. G. Wasburn was filed yesterday in
the district court.
The Comique restaurant is still in the
front rank for popularity, owing to good
attendance on patrons and the excellence
of the bill of fare.
Amos Provo is charged with committing
an assault and battery upon John Hoger-
dorm. The case will come before Judge
Bailey for trial on Monday.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: George Scott and
Mary Turnaska, Milo Van Horn, and Sarah
Mather, Erik j. Nelson and Emma g.
Larson, Frank Souci and Salina Bell.
Many of the scientists contemplate TAX
ing various excursions from Minneapolis
at the conclusion of the present session.
Some will go to the Yellowstone, some to
Winnipeg, and some to the Hot Springs.
In accordance with the general laws of
1873 the county auditor yesterday filed
with the clerk of the district court the de-
county for 1882, as revised by the board of
county commissioners at recent session
Judge Lochren yesterday granted Car
rie G Gould divorce from her husband,
Thomas W. Gould, on the ground of cruel
and 1nhuman treatment, and on Wednes-
day last he divorced Louise Burns from
Charles G. Burns on the ground of deser-
ton.
Charles Cullamore, the cow thief waived
an examination before Judge Bailey yes
terday, and in default of bonds in the sum
of $500 he was remanded to the custody
of Sheriff Stoddart to await the action of
the grand jury at the October term of the
district court.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of
charities and corrections, and Prof.
Wright, who holds the same official posi-
ton in Wisconsin, visited the Jail and
lookup yesterday, md pronounced their
accommodation and condition as being no
better or worse than others they had Wis
tied. The Jail in Winona was the best
they had examined. They were pleased,
4aowever, with the separation of males and
females in the Hennepin county Jail.
A distinguished female lecturer, who is
highly spoken Of, will give an address in
Harrison hall, Monday evening at o'clock,
on the subject of Magnetism and Elec-
tricity, as applied by DR.. Dexter at his
Offices in the Syndicate block. The lectur.
er RiI also explain how the doctor per