Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Inc Il. ". n. meets To-Day at Z p liz
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $62,456.7O.
Sullivan, of the Boston, will serve to-day
an A No. Sunday dinner.
The million-g gallons per-day -capaci-
ty pump for the water works is two-thirds
completed.
The Irish national league holds regular
meeting this evening at ITO Washington
avenue south.
The cost to the city of the Gates charges
against the Sisters hospital foots up the
snug sum of 1915.
The Comique restaurant is doing big
business and will give its patrons first
class dinner to-day.
Mrs. Gardner, lady from the east, will
address the Reform club to-day in Har-
rison hall at 3 o'clock.
A son of Belial was yesterday exposing
himself indecently on Tenth street and
escaped arrest as usual.
The park commission did not convene
yesterday owing to the absence from town
of several of the members.
Yesterday morning Frank Sherwood, an
East side carpenter, fell from scaffOld-
ing crushing his shoulder and fracturing
two ribs
Officer Quinlan brought to Fort Smelling
deserter from Co. D, Second regiment,
who left the company a few days ago
when en- route to Montana.
The 1880 train from Minneapolis and
the o'clock train from Minnetonka, on
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road, Will be
discontinued tomorrow.
Elizabeth McManney loves her grog and
becomes stupidity inebriated. Yesterday
she paid $3.50 for her last jamooree, to the
general clerk of the municipal court.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee organized a club
last evening at AVery's hall, and Monday
evening he will organize another at the
Twenty-fourth street chapel, South Min
neapolis.
Geo. Town, a brakeman on the EOmaha
road, had his left hand crushed between
the bumpers of two freight cars on Friday
night and portion of the hand has to
undergo amputation.
The case of the two burglars, Murphy
and Kirby, came up in the municipal
court yesterday and was continued to the
21st, tee craftsmen meanwhile going back
to their cells in the county Jail.
City Engineer Rinker is preparing re-
ports and list of assessments for i'm
provements to be made next season. The
papers will be presented to the city coun-
Gil before the LIST of next month.
B. F. Cole, the real estate man was ar
do in fho ioiy oI
upon a warrant issued at the instance of
Ezra B. Ames, who charges him with en-
bezzling $3.50. Hearing in the case was
postponed till Wednesday next.
Last October, painter named Uriah G.
Reeves, was attacked and bitten by
vicious dog belonging to Henry ODER. He
was laid up for seven months and suffered
excruciating torments and yesterday he
entered suit to recover $4,000 damages
from the proprietor of the mischievous
cur.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock the
sheriff will sell at public aution, at the
district court house, lands in the following
townships of Hennepin county for non
payment of taxes: Bloomington, Champ
lin, Brooklyn, Cor 3oran, Crystal Lake,
Dayton, Eden Prairie, Greenwood, Hassan,
Excelsior town and village. Terms: Cash
down, and the auditor Will be present to
receive payments.
The following parties were granted mar
rage licenses yesterday: F. W. Stetson
and Louise H. Miller; August Siebert and
Mathilda E. Stahlback; Frederick Yer
werk and Mary G. Meyer; Jeremiah
O'Conneu and Elizabeth Jackman; James
III 4 I
and Louisa Bramer; Wilson Clark Brown
and Jeanette Richardson; E. w. Kings
ley and Della Foss.
Prof. A. J. Dexter, the magnetic healer
of the Syndicate block, testimonials of
whose wonderful cures have been published
in these columns from time to time, is now
arranging to go to Washington within two
months, where he has many patients await
ing his arrival. Minneapolis and st. Paul
invalids who are DESTROYS of availing them |
selves of Prof. Dexter's treatment, there I!
fore, had best waste no time in calling |
upon him.
A granger whose name is not known |
sold load of hay to Mr.. Gafney of this |
city for $3.50. The purchaser gave the
''unsophisticsted" agriculturist an order |
ou MIS- Oduney IOr Inc amount ana De- |
fore presenting it, Mr.. Granger placed the |
figure ''1' before the "7'' making the bill |
ST. so which the lady paid Mr.. Gafney |
swore out a warrant for the arrest of the |
granger but the granger has not yet been |
apprehended. Some simple looking grang |
ers are as willy as 'Heashen Chinee."
Several divorce cases came up yesterday |
before Judge Koon, but for some reason |
he did not enter them on the special term |
calendar. What he did with them the cleri- |
cal officials did not know, nor what dlspo- |
sition was made of them, so that the pub |
lie will miss some spicy reading on the |
holy Sabbath. The divorce cBse of Brat |
ton vs.. Bratton was stricken from the cal |
endar; Victoria Ducharme was released |
from the matrimonial yoke, and whether |
the vehement prayers of Karl Wilhelm |
Pushed, Thomas Astrophe and Robert B. |
Hunter were needed by the learned Judge,
the rep orter knoweth not.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.