Daily globe., 1883-07-11
aziNSEAPOLIS GLOBELE1S. S.

There will be an open air concert this
sysniug By Danz's band in Oak Lake addi-
tion.
Miss Emma Jewett, the famous eques-
trisnne, left yesterday for the east, by way
of the lakes.
a plat of A. H Baldwin's addition to
Minneapolis was filed yesterday in the
registers Office.
A plat of Ferrant's first addition to Min
neapOlis, embracing fifty eight lots was
Sled yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Abbie A. Manson
viii occur to-day from her late residence,
s87 Nicollet avenue.
The simmer school of science opened
yesterday at the university will continue
"a session for one month.
The mother superior of the Mercy hos
piiai has left for Chicago to attend sister
Of the or!er who is seriously i'll.
The human brute referred to yesterday
N these columns under the caption of
1AdiYty dog received copy of the GLOBE
with his 1anle on the wrapper.
The uew addition to the building at the
Hennepin county poor farm will be erect
sd by Stevens & Griffith for $13,450
The Comique restaurant is moro popu-
lar than ever. and the entertainment
nightly given up stairs is simply good.
This week, Mr.. David Blakely will re-
sign his position as editor of the MINI
eapoiis department of the Pioneer Press
saw mill employe named Howard
Snow had the tips Of three fingers of the
left hand cut of bya trimmer" yesterday
morning.
I.ykes and Andrews proposal Cor fnr-
nishing the steam heating fixtures il The
new chamber of commerce bri ding for
38,45O has been accepted.
DR.. Denton Will start oa q lecture tour
On Thursday for the Prohibition party. He
will organizs Nicollet, Brown, Redwood,
Lyon and Lincoln counties.
Frank L. Stetson. the efficient chief en-
gineer OF the Minneapolis fire department
is suffering from erysipelas, and confined
TO his holse in consequence.
There were three real estate transfers of
$4,000 each fled yesterday in the registers
ef6oe. The other transactions were small
from monetary point of view.
decision in the case of Carl F. Bauer
rs. Peter Church, being an action to cor
rect deed, was given by Judge Lochren
yesterday IN favor of the plaintiff.
The summer tourists to our beautiful
Minnesota lakes are arriving in large
numbers, the majority of them going
10 Minnetoaka, the queen of the lakes.
Andrew Jpdson. a farmer, had a runa-
way yesterday while coming to the city,
which resulted in the fracture of his left
shoulder by being pitched out of his
wagon.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: julius Bergerson aud
Hannah Anderson. Julius Hildebraudt and
Amelia Hohenste;n, john o. Byo to Mati!-
la 2. Bororud.
Capt. Babb, Capt. Gilmore, Col. Hicks,
Capt. Rea and others leave this week for
Denver TO attend the great encampment
Of the Grand Army, which commences
there next week.
The st. Anthony mill will shut down il
consequence Of the illness of two of the
fzm,ani O ths.thir] who lives in Chicago,
being unable to devote his time TO the
mill business here.
At the driving park next Saturday aftel-
noon there viii be an exciting match race
between E. J. Mackey's Lady Florence"
and W. j. Tenders "Namona," the animals
to be driven by their owners.
Jasper Johnson has engaged William
Erwin and Thomas Ryan of st. Paul and
James E. Flanagan of Minneapolis, to de-
fend him in the coming trial for the un-
fortunate shooting afray of last Saturday.
Frank Sherry was arraigned at the mu-
nicipal court yesterday, on the charge of
committing assault and battery upon
Emanuel and Mary Green, and after hear
ing the case, the defendant was dis
charged
Col. Hans Mattson will be given re-
oeption and banquet this evening at the
Lyndale, Lake Calhoun. The party leaves
here headed by brass band via the Motor
iine, and after taking a ride on the lake
will return to the Lyndale, where his
friends will honor the distinguished gen
ueman.
NC Griffin was interviewed Yesterday
by Judge Bailey relative to his applying
abusive language to an officer who was
keeping back the crowd at the First street
sewer excavation at toe time of the acci-
dent to Mr.. Patrick Layton, and having
expressed genuine sorrow for his misde-
meanor. the !enient judge let him go un-
punished.
The property known as Hanks Last
Chance" situated eQu;distant between the
twin cities, has been purchased by T. NJ.
Upham, who will erect fine residence
there at a cost of $500. This is quite an
improvement on the ''shebang" with the
ungrammatica! sign, "A fresh glass Of
good beer" which greeted the eye of the
thirsty wayfarer.
Patrick Layton, who resides on Fifth
avenue north; between Washington avenue
and Second street, was seriously injured
yesterday by the caving in of a portion
of the First street sewer excavation where
he was working. No bones were broken.
but he received several severe bruises and
confused wounds which necessitated his
immediate removal to his home. Three
of his fellow workers, Joseph Hoffman,
Cnil1ano To no,ob1o L. i