Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-13
n.INNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Among the transfers fled yesterday was
the following:
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $G3,636.
The Boston restaurant furnishes meals
at all hours-day and night.
No Quorum was the reason the city
council failed to work last night.
Articles of incorporation of the Long
Meadow gun club were fled yesterday.
Lyond's addition to Minneapolis, con-
tanning twelve lots, was fled yesterday.
Andrew Slusher, an Omaha brakeman,
had three fingers crushed by the bumpers,
Anna Wilson, charged with disposing of
morigaged furniture, will be examined to-
day.
John Wilson stole fur coat from A.
Zimmerman, and Judge Bailey gave him
thirty days.
a regular communication of Khurum
lodge A. I. & A. NJ. will be held this even
ing at 10 Hennepin avenue.
In the case of James Goodnow VS.. N. G.
Leighton, a decision was rendered yester-
day By Judge Koon in favor of defend
dant.
Last evening Fay Templeton appeared
in Giraffe Gira1a before full house. She
is charming little actress, if not great
vocalist.
A memorial meeting in honor of Miss
Emery, recently deceased, will be held at
the high school building at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The case of John Golden, arrested upon
the charge of selling horses upon which
there was chattel mortgage, was yester-
day continued until the Goth.
This is the last night of the Mercy
Hospital fair. The hall should be packed
full, and money should be spent freely to
help the good sisters in the liquidation of
the hospital debt.
At the matinee this afternoon, the fleshly
comic opera, Patience" is the bill, with
Logan in the title role. A big house is
assured. The season will close this even
ing with "Olivette."
Fremont AFFORD is in trouble. BE pass-
ed check for $40 on the City bank
and had not the money on deposit there.
He is under arrest for the offense, and will
be given hearing on the 18th inst.
Louis Medal and Julia Medal, his wife,
and Rinert Sunde and Annie B. Sunde,
his wife, to Scandal Bank of Minneapolis,
lots l and 2, os Medal & Sunde's subdi-
vision of block 179, of the city Of Mime
apolis, $15,136.
E. j. Davenport, clerk of the district
court, ana Capt. Tirrell, his capable
deputy, we're glad yesterday because Of
being quartered in the commodious room
assigned them in the new extension OF the
court house building.
Sea & Co., arrived from Chicago over
the Albert Lea route yesterday with two
special trains. The one was a passenger
train, furnishing the transportation for
his army of clerks and assistants. The
other was freight train of eighteen cars
laden with the stock of goods to be
opened at the old Cotton blook.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to the following candidates for matr1-
mony: Henry Greehling and Henrietta
LEM, Andrew Hiskar and Enksnia Efina
Wanna, George L. Warren and Eva L.
Shortiff, Henry w. Pratt and Susie L.
Sewall, August Swanson and Josephine
Sandeen, Henry S. Ragant and Lena
Brandt.
Aid. Glenn reports that while in Chica-
go he attended meeting of the Under
writer's Union. and upon explaining the
Improvements now being made in the fire
extingulshing facilities of Minneapolis,
the union decided to send a committee to
this city to make an inspection, and there
5o 4barnf0ra IN lali kbo%
cent % per cent. increase on insurance
rates will soon be taken off.
Mrs. Clinton Morrison died at the Grand
Pacific hotel Thursday afternoon. She, in
company with her husband had started
for New York, but her health being too
delicate, stopped at Chicago for medical
treatment. Deceased was a daughter OF
Nathaniel Washburn, and was aged thirty
two years. She leaves two children, the
eldest being six years old. The remains
will reach Minneapolis to-day.
A GLOBE representative sauntered into
the hall of the Wolfe Tone rifles last even
ing to witness the boys go through their
military evolutions under the instruction
of J. B. Nally, LIST sergeant of Z company of
the 9TH Q. S. infantry. The sergeant is an
excellent disciplinarian! and the boys are
acquiring knowledge of military tactics
at an astonishing rate. A more extended
notice of this military company will soon
be given to the readers of the GLOBE.
Articles of incorporation of the Bank of
North Minneapolis were filed yesterday
with the register of deeds. The capital
stock is $4,000, divided into 500 shares,
which are taken as follows: E. Locke, 200
shares; Frank E. Bunker, 13e; L. s. Buff
fngton. 100; William Farnsworth, so; s..
r. Kitchell, 90. The corporation COM
menced yesterday, and will continue in