Daily globe., 1883-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The real estate transfers recorded yes
terdaY aggregated $122,500.
The Chicago Ideal Opera company will
gppeaEat the Grand next week.
Blondin, the rope-walker, will give an
exhibition at Minnehaha falls to-day.
During his stay here Hanlan will have
his headquarters at the Hotel Lafayette.
The Boston restaurant will set an excep-
tionally good dinner to-day before its
guests.
The A. .. II. will hold their annual pic
mic at Murphy's grove, on Saturday,
August IL.
II. j. Raffensberger, a prominent real
estate man of Toledo, o., is in the city to
remain few weeks.
Brown, of the Comique, will endeavor to
surpass himself to-day in giving a good
dinner to his patrons.
The Father Mathew L. A. society will
hold weekly meeting in Catholic Associa-
ton hall this evening.
One of the gates at the Manitoba cross
ing of Washington avenue was smashed by
an express team runaway yesterday.
The cause of Amelia Miller VS.. Living
ston L. Estes and others was tried and sub
mitted yesterday in the district court.
The Irish National league will meet this
evening at ITO South Washington avenue.
A paper on Irish literature will be read by
one of the members.
Yesterday Harry Davis, residing on
Thirteenth avenue south, was severely
kicked by vicious horse. He sustained
three broken ribs, besides dangerous inter
nal injuries.
The following judges have been chosen
for the Hanlan regatta at Minnetonka: j.
A. st. Jehn, of st. Louis; DIR. A. McDon-
aid, of La Crosse, Wis, and James
S. OBrien, of Saltwater.
An cratic evening paper announces the
Donaldson Dalton sparring match for last
evening, whereas it will not occur until
next Saturday evening, as published re-
peatedly in these columns.
Samuel Harris was before Judge Ma
honey yesterday charged with adultery.
His examination was continued until Au-
gust 27, and bail was fixed at $500. He
failed to secure the latter and CONSEQUENT
ly went to jail.
New trials were denied yesterday by the
district court in the cases of S. I. Brown
and Peter A. Hinkle against the Minneap-
oils d st. Louis Railway company, and in
the case of Charles A. Fraker VS.. the Mani
toba Railway company.
Emma Simmonson obtained divorce
yesterday from Ole Simmonson on the
ground Of habitual drunkenness and cruel
and inhuman treatment. She was decreed
the custody of their three children aged
respectively eight, five and two years.
Tie most inter esting real estate trans
fer fled yesterday in the registers Office is
the deed to the United States government
of lots and 10, and part of lot 8, in block
GA, of the city of Minnea polls, for post
Office site, by ex-Gov. J. S. Pillsbury for q
consideration of $4,000.
When train No. l of the Omaha line.
which left Minneapolis at 4:15 o'clock yes
terday, had nearly reached the big trestIe
work near Chaska, a man whose name
could not be learned, fell from the rear
platform and was killed. The remains
were taken to Chaska to await the coro-
ner's action.
Annie McCarty yesterday gave her writ
ten consent to the marriage of her daugh-
ter Lizzie, aged Is, to Thomas Miller, who
has attained his majority, whereupon the
proper official issued a license to the con-
tracing parties. They then proceeded to
the office of probate judge to get married,
but that functionary was out and so they
were obliged TO go elsewhere.
Yesterday an action for slander was
filed in the district court by Augusta Just,
the wife of Ferdinand Just, of this city.
against Julius Bursch for applying to her
in the presence of others the gross express
sion, ''Du bist cine Hure." Such language
has injured her "good name, fame and
credit to the extent of $4,000 in which
sum she demands damages against Julius.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to the following parties vino are tired
of single blessedness" John Erickson and
Mary Johnson, g. J. Berlin and Clara Lof-
gren, John Johnson and Charlotte A. Win
quist, Gust Shoberg and Sophia Larson,
Jerry Grady and Sarah Bower, Hans An
derson and Carli Hansen, Thomas Miller
and Lizzie Mccarthy, Joseph L. Putnam
and Josephine L. Leighton.
The American association for the ad
of science will hold their an
nual meeting in this city, commencing
August Is, and continuing one week.
There will be about 500 members present,
and the committee having charge of their
far fo, III Al L
houses and private families having good
lodgings to rent during that week, will, at
The earliest day possible, notify A. c.
Rand, chairman of the committee on en-
the price of lodgings, with or
without board, and the number they can
entertain.