Daily globe., 1883-06-15

sauIt. The victim is a stranger who ar
rived yesterday, and is Scandinavian la
borer. His ribs were nearly all crushed
in on one side. The brute unfortunately
escaped before the police arrived.
The preliminary examination of Loui;
Blouslein, the Hebrew merchant charged
with obtaining goods from the Coyken-
dali brothers under false pretenses, was
set for yesterday, but the parties thereto
not being ready, the case was continued
until the 25th instant, under $500 bonds
Edwin Bernstein and Max Bentson becom-
ing suretles.
The Minneapolis papers allege that the
first sea lion which was born in captivity
was that recently born in P. t. Barnum's
menagerie. This is an error. Last spring
thirtyfve pound sea lion first drew the
breath of life in the aquarium of Il. f.
Jones, on Hennepin avenue, and is now on
exhibition there.
Z. j. Davenport, clerk of the district
court, was busy copying papers yesterday
by the caligraph. He is yet novice at
the instrument, but with continued prac-
tice ne will eventually become an expert
and able to copy about $500 words per
hour. That rate is double the rapidity of
quick long -handwriter.
Division No. of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians met last night in Martins hall,
South Minneapolis, and elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Thomas
Dunn, president; Michael Walsh, vice
president; J. J. Mullane, recording sec
retary; Dennis Brennan, financial secre-
tary; Edward Grace, treasurer.
! At yesterdays session of the Grand
lodge I. O. G. t., the following officers
were elected: Representative to R. W..
grand lodge, VIM. p. Roberts. Delegate
to R. w. grand lodge, J. NJ. Dunham.
Alternates, Geo. w. Penniman and F. E.
Patterson. G. w. G. T., A. f. Newt; grand
counsellor, j. M. Dunham; grand worthy
vice templar, Miss Nellie Seymour.
The summer session of the Minnesota
State horticultural society will be held at
the state university, June 81, and %.
Premiums are offered for the best display
of strawberries of various kinds of SO
each, and for best display of six or more
varieties So. On Wednesday at 2 p. N.
will occur the opening exercises, addresses,
volunteer papers, question box and discus
sions. Appointment Of judges on
premiums. At2 p. m. on Thursday the
addresses, questi- n box, volunteer rapers
and discussions, general business and final
adjournment
Thomas Canty has got out an injunction
against F. Lutterner and Clerk Davenport,
of the district court, for the purpose of
preventing the former from drawing out
and the latter from paying out certain
money deposited by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis Railway company in the hands
OF the clerk, for running through Lutter-
ner's land. The attorneys fees are 5000
for conducting the case in the district and
supreme courts. Lutterner had lost
trial in the district court year before the
present attorneys, T. Canty and R. Fl. Day,
took up the case.
At the annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association the following
officers were elected for the year: Presi-
dent, H. E. Fletcher; first vice president,
w. NJ. Tenney; second vice president, G.
Z. Dyer; recording secretary, F. A. Cham
berlin; treasurer, K. A. Davidson; directors,
Edmund Savage, o. j. Griffith, A. ]. Con
dit, A. Nash, George Il. Miller, T. L. War
ner, H. NJ. Farnham, NJ. Culchette, R. F.
Hurlburt, j. W. Janney, Charles E. Lyons,
F. c. Nichols. The articles of incorpora-
ton were amended as was the constitu-
ton. The receipts for the past year have
been S449879; expenditures, $31. 1850,
LEAVING cash in the treasury 81 30010