Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Remember and register to-day.
First ward aldermanic election to-day
The female minstrels prove big draw
ing card, sure.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $4O,411.
Charles A. Bishop, Of Iowa, was admit
ted to the bar yesterday.
Patrick Kerms was committed ten days
yesterday for disorderly conduct.
The South Minneapolis depot is to be
removed to the Short Line junction.
The Hanlons opened to a big and de-
Lighted house at the Grand last night.
The Boston restaurant is open night and
day and serves refreshments to ell who go
there.
The German Catholic fair opens in
Market hall tomorrow and will continue
throughout the week.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles hold speciaI
meeting this evening and all the members
are requested tobe present.
Gustave Kline has been arrested at the
instance of Elizabeth Palmer, who charges
him with assault and battery.
Henry Regal is under arrest charged
with an assault with dangerous weapon.
The grand jury Will Investigate.
The city clerk yesterday prepared the
registration lists for the registration
boards which Will be in session to-day.
For the laoepy OF an overcoat and some
minor articles, from a. D. Peterson, Alfred
Holburg was committed twenty days yes
terday.
Robert Armstrong and William Lewis,
the two who are suspected burglars, were
committed twenty days each yesterday for
vagrancy.
The lease and good will of the Grove
River house, First street north, have been
purchased by Messrs. BIanchell and La
Pointe, of Dayton, MINI.
The case agaiustJ. q. Rowell for alleged
adultery, and who is out on bail, was called
in the municipal court yesterday, and con-
tinued until October %.
A team belonging to Mr.. Winthrop, of
Osseo, had runaway on Washington ave-
nue. yesterday in which one of the horses
cut its foot so bsdlv that it was necessary
TO shoot the animal.
There were filed in the register of deeds
Office yesterday plats of Second Nicollet
avenue and Raymond's addition to Min
neapolis. The former contains fifty two
lots and the latter ffty-six
philin Honuipo ILL
an overcoat, was arraigned before Judge
Bailey yesterday. The case was continued
until October %, and in the meantime the
defendant is held in durance.
James r. Pinkham, of Iowa, will speak
at Harrison hall on Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
Mr., Pinkham is one of the most promi-
nent temperance workers III the state of
Iowa and he is worth listening to.
Last Saturday g man named Chris
WEIGH was arraigned and fined in the DO
lice court, but it was not the we'll known
Chris WEIGH OF police court notoriety. He
wants it understood that he has reformed
hence the explanation.
Geo. q. Robe, NJ. D., professor of by
giene in the college of physicians and sur
geons at Baltimore, began course of lee
lures at the Minneapolis college hospital
yesterday. The course consists of twelve
lectures, beginning at II q. N. daily, and
are free to all.
TIE following parties received licenses
to wed yesterday: w. B. Harvey to Net
tie Halliday; Edward st. Armand and An
ME st. Arnaud; Thomas Crawford and
Jennie s. Jaquis; Michael Fitzgerald and
Julia Flanagan; Michael McAndrews and
Bridget Hanratty; Emil Strandburg and
Emma Swensen; Otto Erickson and Annie
OIeson; P. 81. Peterson and Mary Band