Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The city council will meet tomorrow
afternoon.
Joseph Hayslis has been taken TO the in
sane asylum in st. Paul.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $751; sc.
Read Prof. Dexter's $1,000 challenge in
his Lew advertisement to-day.
second concert will be given at the
Foss NJ. E. church this evening.
The Brown Stockings will go to Still
water to-day to play the Chiefs.
Nellie Rhea and the Fay-Templeton
companies will occupy the Grand all next
week.
P. Clausen has been engaged the past
week touching up the Lights @ London
scenery.
The bodies of the victims of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railway accident will be
buried to-day.
The Father Mathew Temperance society
will meet at 5 o'clock this evening IN the
Catholic association hall.
The insurance losses paid in the two
cities the past year are: Minneapolis
$725O0O; st. Paul $525,000.
The Comique restaurant of w. W. Brown
will set before its guests to-day the finest
dinner the market can afford.
H W. Smith, charged with stealing
quantity of wood, met with discharge
before Judge Bailey yesterday.
An assignment was made yesterday by
Ebenezer V. White to Thomas F. Andrews
for the benefit of his creditors.
The Delta Sigma society at the state
university will give another literary and
musical entertainment tomorrow evening.
1t is stated that the last of the logs to
be brought down this week will have been
driven into the booms by the last of the
week.
new military organization is being
formed under the nomenclature of the
Wolfton Rifles. Officers will be elected
Friday evening.
Visit the Boston restaurant, now con-
Quoted by Willet Townsend, and partake
of the excellent menu presented to-day to
his regular patrons.
Martin Peterson, employed in the Lin
ooln saw mill, allowed his right hand to
come within an unpleasant proximity to a
circular saw and now has two less fingers
on that hand.
A change of venue to Faribault county
was granted in the divorce suit of Osmond
F. o. Mutt against Jennie Mutt, the partic-
ulars of which were given few days ago
in these columns.
Brooks brigade band has been engaged
by the brotherhood of locomotive en-
gineers to attend the funeral Of the victims
of the railway catastrophe The funeral
occurs this afternoon.
j. T. Lang, of Kentucky, state lecturer
for the Good Temp lars, has been at work
during the past week organizing lodges at
Lake Crystal, Blue Earth City, Delevan,
Amboy and Freeborn.
After q thorough examination into the
mental condition of William Nemitz yes
terday in the probate court he was pro-
nounced to have "mens sana in cospore
sano" and he was accordingly discharged.
Lulu Evans, nymph du pave, paid a
fine of $50 and costs in the municipal
court yesterday as mistress, and Jennie
Bsrdman and Ada Smith as occupants of
Lalu's bsgnio paid fines of $40 and cost
each.
Robbins Bros. have purchased the inter-
est of the Northwestern Grain Dealers as
ISOLATION in the northwestern elevator sys-
tenn, and it is expected that it will evertu-
ally be formally transferred to the Millers
association.
Owing to blockade south of Council
Bluffs, the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
d Omaha railway will not receive ship
excepting Council Bluffs and Omaha until
further notice.
The Irish National Leage meets this
evening at ITO Washington avenue, south.
A fine musical and literary programme
will be presented and lecture will be de-
livered by gentleman from st. Louis. A
big attendance is expected.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following parties: A. A. Yerxs and
Jennie MeDougall; M. b. CLANCY and Mel
lie McManas; Carl Miller and Dora Miller;
Ingebret Aas and Alapina T. johnson; G.
M. Budde and Sophie Reutctsterz.
Andrew Benson was arrested yesterday
upon the supposition that he is suffering
fit of insanity. He was taken to the
probate court for examination, but owing
to the absence of Judge LELAND, was re
turned to the city lookup, whore he will be
kept until Monday.
Prof. A. J. Dexter's wonderful magnetic
cures having secured for him an extensive
practice in st. Paul, has opened an ofiee
in Steele's block, on the corner of Waba-
shaw and Seventh streets, where he will
personally treat his st. Paul patients, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. His
st. Paul Office terms will be the same as
those in Minneapolis.