Daily globe., 1883-06-16
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETS.


The society Scandia gave concert, the
first of series, in Turner hall last night.
A. D. Forsyth, a carpenter, had the mis-
fortune to split his knee with hatchet.
Nicollet park addition, blocks and s;
s. Warnock to J. D. Woodwork. $4,000.
The City of st. Louis will begin the sum
mers campaign on Lake Minnetonka to
day.
Summit park addition lots2 and u, block
6;L.J. C. Drennen to A. B. Nettleton.
S., 800
The Republicans held their primaries
las night in the Second, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth wards.
Judge Bally yesterday united in bond of
wedlock P. P. Wollsfeld and Miss Francis
NJ. Chrisltieb.
Frank Lucy, brakeman on the Omaha
railroad, had his left hand crushed while
coupling cars.
IA. Carlson has removed his wood Office
to No. 30 Washington avenue north. Tele
phone connections.
The first of q summer series of open air
concerts by Danz's band. at Snyder's park,
was given last evening.
Michael Grove to G. A. Nimocks and j.
A. HilliEer, block II Of original town Ak
157 feet of lot >; $4,000.
The Omaha road is selling excarsion
tickets to the east at reduced rates. and is
giving special rates to school teachers.
Go to SuIlivan's Boston restaurant for
good meal at reasonable figures. Every
thirg paIatable and gotten up in first rate
style.
The following parties have been the
latest to receive licenses to duplicate 'for
better, for worse,' all of course hoping
''fnr better:'
Brown, of the Comique restaurant, has
fine accommodations and supplies his
guests with every good thing obtainable
in the market.
Among the transfers of real estate re-
corded yesterday were Summit park addi-
ton lots and II, block 6; A. B. Nettletor
snd J. D. Everett to F. NJ. Belts, $4,000.
There will be sacred concert Sunday
afternoon and evening at the Washing
ton garden, corner Eighth avenue north
and First strest, by the Northwestern
band.
The slow coach Minneapolis papers have
just found out that the police force were
about to have new regulation hats like
those worn by the metropolitan police of
New York.
"Grizzly Adams" at the Opera house,
drew another big audience last night.
After the matinee and its production this
evening the play will give way to another
and better drama.
1t is reported that Col. J. T. West, of the
Nicollet house, proposes to banquet the
police force on the occasion OF the first an
nual review, which occurs on the afternoon
of the 18th instant.
George Magee, carpenter residing in
Highland Park, fell from the scgffolding
at house upon which he was employed
in course of construction in north Mime
apolis and broke mis- leg.
Mr.. Frank S. Macdonald, the auditor of
Hennepin county, has fled list of de-
linquent taxpayers with Clerk Davenport
who has ten days to prepare copy for the
printer. The list is smaller than that of
last year.
The jury who went on special train last
Thursday evening to view the premises of
Anthony Suchanek, returned a verdict yes
terday of 1912 for damages done his prop
erty by the St. Paul, Minneapolis q Mani
toba Railway company.
In accordance with a resolution adopted
at the Norwegian Lutheran conference,
Prof. Oftedal and Prof. Scerder will be
obliged to either discontinue or dispose of
the paper they are now publishing at Augs-
burg seminary. The Lutheran pastors
could not reconcile a rabid Republican
paper in theological institution.
James Kistler and Mary A. Bingenheim-
er, Richard Daw and Julia Hyland, F. W.
Sullivan and Mary Webster, A. NJ. ChaI-
mers and Effie E. Wallace, Nils Rust Mar
wand and Amelia Maur, F. B. Warren and
Clara A. Rollins, Andrew Bent
sen and Carrie Sorenson, P. B. Wolsfeld
and Grankie NJ. Christieib, Don Bowen and
Anna Condor.
John D. Meyer filed yesterday notice
of appeal from award of $4,000 as COM
pensation by the Minneapolis Union rail
way company for appropriating 20 feet
front and rear by 157 feet deep of block -
in the city of Minneapolis. He considers
the award unjust, inadequate and INSULT
cient, and claims that the damage to his
property exceeds that amount.
In the municipal court yesterday the
case of Mike Garrity and John Morris,
charged with robbing,was discharged upon
the motion of the county attorney The
two were at once arraigned, however, upon
another charge, that of the larceny of 1928
from the person of William J. Buckley
The bonds were again fixed at $1,000, but
they failed to get it and were remanded to
Jail to await an examination. which has
been set for the 21st instant.
John D. Meyer filed yesterday in the
district conrt notice of appeal from
award of $4,000 granted as compensation
by the Minneapolis Union railway Co. for
appropriating to its use thirty feet front
and rear, by 157 feet deep, of block 12, in
the city of Minneapolis. He claims that
the damage and Injury done to his proper
tY exceeds the amount given as compen-
sation, and declares that the award is
unjust, inadequate and insufficient.
Herbert &. Connor, the leading portrait
artist of Minneapolis, has just put the
finishing strokes upon a remarkably fine