Daily globe., 1883-08-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The coopers will picnic at White Bear
to-day.
The Republican county convention will
be held on September 5.
DR.. Gates is now crestfallen and there
is none so poor as to do him reverence.
Nels Mattson says he lost $3.50 by rea-
son of the funny business of a slick pick
pocket.
Yesterday Detective Gleason arrested a
crook who is known by the expressive name
of ''Banty," for stealing COW.
The matinee piece at the Grand this
evening will be "East Lynne" in which
Louise Rial has good reputation.
Frank Reynolds was stopped and held
up by footpads near the fair grounds, and
is a sufferer to the extent of 1920.
Another big house witnessed the presen-
tation of "Taken from Life by the Louise
Rial combination, at the Grand last even
ing.
The friends of the Brown Stocking base
ball club are soliciting subscriptions to
fund to pay of the Indebtedness on the
park.
An assay of the ore taken from the Lake
Superior mine, owned principally by
Minneapolis men, shows 59 per cent pure
copper.
Henry Ludwig, blacksmith, was struck
npon the left hand by a heavy hammer
yesterday, crushing three fingers, one of
which was amputated.
This evening the Jay Rial combination
will close their engagement at the Grand,
with the production of the old drama,
Ticket-of Leave Man.
Mrs. William Gerard, living at Seven
teenth avenue south, near the university on
the East side, died suddenly last evening,
it is supposed of heart disease.
Yesterday morning the color guard,
drum corps and number of the members
of Geo. n. Morgan post returned from the
6. A. r. encampment at Lake Minnetonka
An excursion to Ashland will leave Min
neapolis at $40 a. M, on Monday next, via
the Omaha road, at 81 for the round trip
tickets being good to return up to August
q.
Eva May Green wants a decree of di
vorce from her husband Albert Green.
The case was tried in the district court sew
eral years ago and the papers were never
fled.
The management of the Sisters hospi-
tai will probably prosecute DR.. Gates for
slander as his charges against the institu-
tion were groundless and apparently ma
licious.
Plsts of Whitney & Gould's subdivision
and Forest Height addition to Minneapolis,
the latter by S. G. Gale and others were
fled at the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday.
The first annual picnic under the aus
pices of the trades and labor assembly
will occur at Union park tomorrow, and
if the number of tickets sold is any indi-
cation, the attendance will be very large.
At the festival given in aid of the organ
fund last Wednesday evening in Catholic
Association hall, about $3.50 was realized,
and the promoters of the entertainment
are entitled to much credit for the result
of the enterprise.
The clerk of the district court issued the
following marriage licenses yesterday:
Charles Violin and Hannah Peterson, F. E.
1eLeTS anu b0ELQd 1ucOUdlO, l. leu l. Olhluc
and Annie Wilson, Archie D. Hill and Ida
May Guy, ]. A. Inquest and Bendietta
Youngsrom, John n. Rapp and Josephine
Weber.
A gentleman named Benton, stranger
in the city, while attempting to board a
moving train on the Manitoba road, in the
East division last night, was thrown to the
ground and received some severe injuries.
His spine was wrenched and his right
ankle dislocated.
Articles of incorporation of tbeNorthwest-
ern Stock, Produce and Importers associa-
tion were filed with the register of deeds
Yesterday. V. G. Hush is president, G. f.
Jackson, vice president and g. A. Wilcox,
secretary and treasury. The capital stock
is $4,000. The principal place of busi-
ness will'be at Minneapolis.
Dr.. Gates last evening visited the Office
az tha superintendent of the poor to pore