Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

There was but one case tefOre the pro-
bate court yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S163,o36.S3.
An athletic club will be organized at the
Nicollet to morrow evening.
Visit the Comique restaurant for first
class meals at nominal prices.
Go to the Boston restaurant for good
square meals and you will gst your fill.
A German was held up and robbed of
SIS on High street, and the foOtpad es-
capped.
Architect Burlington says that the West
hotel will be under roof by the first of De-
Cember.
The Academy of Sciences met lest even
ing and interesting papers were read and
discussed.
"Dave" and Curtiss, the drivers of the
patrol wagon, drove their splendid team
POO miles during September.
A young man named Hendrickson lost
the ends of tho fingers of the left hand in
an East side single mill yesterday morn
ing.
Morris Thayer's team ran away on South
Main street yesterday, knocking down and
severely injuring h. M. Dixson's little
boy.
Lieut.. Daily, of the police department,
met with the misfortune to fall from a
street car yesterday. He sustained pain
full cut upon the forehead.
Mabel, the sixteen years old daughter of
w. W. and Laura Oakley, died Of diphthe-
ria yesterday morning at 1918 Twelfth
street north. Funeral to-day at 8 p. m.
At the instance of Mayor Ames the Pc
lice have been furnished with note books
to report runaways, accidents, burglaries,
and especially unlighted gas lamps on the
streets.
Last evening Officer Tom Kelly arrested
tramp having in his possession new
horse blanket, light fall overcoat and
pair of new kid gloves. He was placed
in the calabooss and the owner of the
gloves can obtain them by proving prop
erty.
Owing to the accident with which Lieut..
Daily met, in falling from street car, the
mayors court upon the case of Officer Cole,
charged with incompetency and cowardice
in respect to the burglary of RothenthaPs
clothing store, was continued until tn
afternoon.
The Brotherhood of Gethsemane elected
the following officers at its annual meet
ing: President, the rector, Rev. Mr..
Graves; secretary, F. B. Dodge; treasurer,
w. II. Chamberlain; board of managers,
Messrs. John P. Black, A. M. Hilliker
and Rev. Mr.. Cummings. Rev. Mr.. Gum
mings was elected superintendent of st.
Barnabas hospital until the trustees as
sumo control of affeirs.
The Journal recently reported the death
of W. A. Rogers, proprietor of the Rogers
house at Aitkin, bat as usual that paper
perpetrated an egregrioos blunder. Mr.
Rogers is in Minneapolis in perfect health.
Upon inquiry it was found that a man
named William Hamilton, who was in Mr..
Rogers employ, had died from the effects
of an overdose of morphine. That is
about as reliable as the twilight sheet gen
orally is.
Clerk Davenport issued marriage licens-
es yesterday to the following bachelors
and maids; T. B. Van Tugl, Jr., and Lucy
A. Wetson; Frank W. Lauderdale and
Maggie M. Gates; George Bagley and Ell
len King; j. NJ. Markham and Isabella
Brandon; Walter L. Lowry and Irena B.
Grover; John Hummer and Agnes Smith;
Frank Peterson and Lena Olson; James
Mccall and Rose McGowen; w. j. Slyfeld
and Sadie Penniel.
Alice Mary Hatch filed papers yesterday
praying for an absolute separation from
her runaway husband, Fred S. Hatch, who
left her three years ago without any cause
or justification that she is aware of, and
has neglected ever since to contribute to
the support of herself and boy, who is two
years land six months old. They were
married at Lake Crystal, Blue Earth
county, on the 9Th of June, 1880. Plaintiff
is 19years old, and defendant but five years
older.