Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-22
MlNNEaPoLls GLoBELErs.

The Policemen are getting ready for their an
nual bali.
The real estate transfers yesterday aggregated
SS5, 10 30.
Clothes line thieves depleted W. VI. Sly's
rope of his washed linen.
The pablo schools gave vacation yesterday
for the Christmas holidays.
The geleral term of the district court ad-
journed Yesterday sine de.
Prof. Donaldson will givs an exhibition in
boxing at his rooms this evening.
Wiliet Townsend, proprietor of the Boston
restau ant, is renovating his establishment.
A mao, who gives his rame as Pengren, claims
to have bcel robbed of $50 near the Manitoba
depot.
There were no sales of No. had yesterday
on 'change. II was offered in Car lots at 81. 02,
with Si.Ol99 bid.
C. W. Smith has removed his Office from 300
Nicollet avenue to the district court building,
where hs CA be found to-day.
Twenty cases appear on the So ecial term
calendar TO be heard today il the dst.-ct court.
Three os them are divorce cases.
The electric light works are failure owing 10
lack of over. It is probable, however, that
the evil VIII be speedily remedied.
Augustus B. Choate aud Geo rye F. Wilkin
PISSED satisfactory era pir2tion before Judge
10, ye5 erday and vera admitted to the bar.
The Flremen's Relief association will give
their anuusl bali on the night of JANUARY LIST
and tickets are now being sold for the event.
Elizabeth Emery fled note of issue yester-
day 10 procure a divorce from her husband,
Thomas ". Emery. The case Will X heard to-
day.
Lev L. Spooner, Illinois, John n. Gsnnou,
New 3rb, and Arthur D. Smith. Conn, were
az mi,;ed to practice at the HeDneE L county bar
yesterday.
Ap.lt of Ps'mer's addition containing l19
lots was fled yesterday. The edition lies west
OF Niunehaha avenue, between Til. ps|-fourth
and FJIty second stree
+. W. Corners an employe of Washburn,
Cros5; & Co., had two fingers of his left hand
so badly crushed by the machinery of the mill
that they we're amputat i.
Erickson, the man VINO doBned Euger & Ja-
oeby to tho trge of $50, has effectel settle
ment to the satisfaction of the complaining
witness, and the ceae for false prete1ses has
been di-missed.
Mayor Ames returned vest 3rdaY from his trip
to Chca 20 ana u CinciDr qti, where be signed
contract with the Cincinnati and Newport Iron
company for the manufacture of seven miles OF
iron PIP 3, to be Id by the water board the
coGing season.
The case which has been pending in the NUM-
cipai coat for some time against John Stewart,
William Brown and John Powers, charged with
creating a disturbance il an Eden Prairie sing
ing school, was yesterday continued till April
mex, upon the consent of the Parties.
The Minneapolis polo ard fancy skating club
WI hold it 6rst practic, meeting this evening.
They intend to challenge st. Pail and Saltwater
club 70 a contest. The officers Of the club are
president Prof. Thompson, secretary and treas
urer, George Beshn; first captain, Dr.. Rossin;
second captain, 10 Smith.
The 1In'c-ota Stock Growers association has
perfected an organization and elected the fol-
lowing officers: W. W. McNair, Minneapolis,
president; c. a. DsGraf, st. Paul, vice presi-
dent; s. IL. Emery, Lake City, second vice
president; A. q. Wilcox, Minneapolis, secre-
tary; O. a. Pray, Minneapolis, treasurer.
The following vosaries of Cupid received
marriage licenses yes' rday: John A. Elmquist
and Mar G. Swanson; Andrew Linebsrg and
Christina johnson; Allen Johnson aud Mary
Swansea; Joseph Cherweny and Annie Fimon;
4. W. Crays and Elvira u. Knapp; Edw.r l..
Wright AID iibb.e L. NJ. Kay; Edward L Smith
and Maggie Zimmerman.