Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

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Visit the Boston restaurant for good
dinner.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated s123,942.
The city council will hold a regular
meeting this evening.
The election of the officers of the base
ball association will occur at the Nieollet
house this evening.
The hearing of the Bohemians arrested
for the big row on the fats will be finish
ed in the municipal court to-day.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Patrick LOTUS and Ann Daley;
Laurits S. Langland and Annie Arneson.
Yesterday morning Charles Adams lost
three fingers of the left hand in saw mill.
The merciless buzz saw did the amppta-
ton.
The funeral of Erick J. Lind will take
place from Warmers undertaking roo1ns
at p. m. to-day. Friends invited to az
tend.
The members Of the fire department
have presented Chief Engineer Stetson
with an elegant badge of sold gold. Ee
deserves it.
The funeral of Joseph Palmer who, was
burned to death in Sunday nights fire, oc-
ours at o'clock to-day under the auspi-
css of the Sons of Herman.
NJ, P. Woodwork was yesterdsy
found guilty OF larceny to the amount Of
seven dollars and sentenced to three
months confinement in the county jail.
Monday evening Philip Harding, an
East-side resident, was kicked in the face
by vicious horse. The jaw bone was
fractured and it is feared his face will be
disfgured for life.
"One-eyed Moriarty" was sentenced veg
terday to two years and six months in
state prison for "borrowing' watch
without the knowledge or consent Of its
owner and then forgetting 10 return it.
Next Saturday evening match game of
l5-ball pool will come off at Market hall
Tor the championship of Minnesota, be-
tween James OLeary, champion of Mil
neapohs, AID William Benson, champion
Of st. Louis.
After visiting the Grand on Monday
night, MIR. Mcpherson was riding home
to the East side on street car, had his
pockes picked of his wallet containing a.
small sum of money. He suspects lady
who rode next to him.
Yesterday, in the district court, the case
OF Feter M. Mark VS.. tho ST. Paul, Mime
apolis e Manitoba Railway company was
on trial before Judge Koon and Jury.
IL ID suit for damages in the sum of
$4,000 brought against the company by
Mark, as the administrator of the estate of
Axel g. Hemberg, who was killed by the
cars on the company's road some time ago.
Tho trial will be continued to-day.
ftieles of Incorporation of the sJuve-
ais Dowr7 Association" were filed yester-
day with the register of deeds. The gen
eral purpose of the associatioe shall be to
provide the means of procuring an educa-
ton for such children as are not able to
obtain 1t otherwise, and also to provide
aged and lntirm persons the means of sup
Pot. The place of location of said cor
poration and the principal Office for the
transaction of its business shall be Mime
polls. The corporation shall have no capital
stock and its existence commence on the
first day of November, 1888, to continue
thirty years from that date. The incor-
Porators are James II. Bishop, John d.
Anderson, M. D.. Richard FL. Jordan, Eu-
gene A. Hutchins, NJ. d. and James D. De
Marcellonni.
homeopathic free dispensary has been
organized. Rooms have been established
at GLIB and S15 Washington avenue south.
The furniture has been donated by philan-
thropio citizens, and the Door invaIids of
she city will be treated free. The follow
ing are the officers: President, E. G.. Fol
som; secretary, G. B. Pilsbury; treasurer
and business manager, Il. F. Hall. The
other physicians identified with the move
mont are: NJ. 2. Austin, j. Flanders Beau
mont, D. M. Graham, p NJ Hall, G. F.
Mitchell, T.. 1. R. Palmer, s. NJ. Spaulding.
To each physician has been assigned the
treatment of certain diseases, and each
will interest himself il the work heartily,
to the extent of treatment, furnishin1
medicines free, and to aiding in defraying
al expenses of the dispensary.