Daily globe., 1883-06-29
1IINNEAPoLIs GLoRELETs.

L
nish Brainerd Opera house with chairs.
Examinations will be held to-day at the
municipal court for admission to the bar.
Go to J. j. Slearvin g. Co.'s for fancy
Messina oranges and lemons, just arrived.
F. q. Wheeler and E. A. Brooks returned
yesterday from their pleasure trip to the
east.
The woman suffragists met yesterday
afternoon at the house of Mrs. Motif,
Western avenue.
The Boston restaurant is well patron
ized these days. Toms anniversary dinner
has had its effect,
For good meals at popular prices visit
Browns Comiqe restaurant and take in
She entertainment up stairs.
Dr. ]. 4. Chafee had conferred upon
him last week by the Illinois Wesleyan
University the degree of D. D.
Under the operation of the new time
table six trains a day each way will run
between this city and Excelsior.
In the case of James S. Clifford vs.. the
Minnetonka Mill Co. the jury yesterday
returned verdict for the defendents.
An employe in one of the saw mills at
She falls, had the first fingers of the dexter
hand badly muti!ated yesterday by buzz
saw.
f. S. B,odgett, hydraulic engineer, has
come from the Cream City to attend to his
claims against thi city for professionals
services rendered.
Hattie Brush, the keeper of a bagnio
paid yesterday $50 and costs, and five of
her b0arders paid their monthly dues Of
$40 ana costs each.
The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church piouics to-day at Minnetonka. A
special train Of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis leaves this morning at $50 O'Clock.
On Tuesday evening July 3 the St.
Cecilia society, of Father McGolrick's
church will give another concert, the pro
ceeds to be applied for the purchase OF
new organ.
At 11:30 yesterday morning another fire
alarm was given from box II to extinguish
asmaIl fire in a lumber pile on Third avenue
north and River street The loss is triAing
and the origin of the fire unknown.
Two women were adjudged insane yes
tsrdny N the probate court and committed
to tho asylum. One was Barbara Knufer-
mann, who was patient at Mercy hospi-
tai. and the other a young woman named
Anna Hanson.
Rebecea Luvend and Lizzie Richmond
are not good friends, for the lady with the
scriptural appellation committed assault
and battery upon Lizzie, for which the lat
ser had her arrested and brought before
Judge Mahoney yesterday. The case was
continued till this afternoon.
About $50 yesterday morning a fire
broke out in house belonging to AL. Hush
On Nineteenth street and Third avenue
south. The department promptly re-
spondod to the fire alarm and extinguished
the flames. The building was unoccupied
and uninsured, and the probable loss is
$l00
Anthony Kelly, A. G. Hangar, Louis Mel
dal and A. Lunde, of Minneapolis and Mons
Grinager, of Wortington, are the incor-
poratOrs Of the new Skandi bank with
capital Of 100000. The edifce will be
built at the corner Of Cedar and Riverside
avenues before September, and will cost
about $4,000.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: O.. II. Hooelsned and
Lucy O. Hoel, Charles Stenholm and Ida
johnson, Michael McAndreWs and Olive
johnson, Owen Duffy and Bridget Demp-
sey, Francis HauIan and Jerusha Palmer
John A. Larson and Justena Lendeberg
Frank CoIlson and Annie Anderson.
The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday: Edward Cotol e. al
to Henry A. Palmer, of the county of
Union and state of New Jersey, the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 4, township % OF range "a, in Hen
nepin county, according to the govern
menG survey thereof, for the sum of
$4,000.
Two boys named Albert Alf and Walter
Hall were found guilty in the municipal
court yesterday, before Judge Mahoney, of
stealing wheat from Geo. McKibbin, and
they were both committed to the reform
school. Another boy named Thomas
English will be tried this afternoon for
the same ofense, and will in all probability
follow his companions.
A lady had narrow escape yesterday
from being killed by the cars. She was
standing on the Manitoba track near the
depot as transfer car was being backed
up and did not notice the train coming
from the opposite direction on the adioin-
ing track. W. Mortimer, passenger agent
of the Rock Island road, got her out of the
way in time to save her life.
The following two real estate deeds were
recorded in the registers Office yesterday:
Chas II. Way and Norwood F. Way to
Chas. AIing, lots IS and II, block 8, Ell
wells addition for $1,000, and Ella G.
King, Cha5. R. King, Alice G, and Geo. ID.
Rumsey to Chas M. Way and Norwood f.
Way. blocks and 2, consisting of thirty
lots each in Ways addition to Minneapolis
for a consideration OF $10,433.
At 4:3O yesterday afternoon fire broke
out in the basement of j. r. Hofflin's drug
store 1O1 South Washington. 1t originat
cd from lighted cigar falling from the
sidewalk on some cans OF gasoline under
the same but by throwing some dry ochre
upon the flames they were partially ex-
tinguished. When the department arrived
the fire was nearly out. Damage slight.
Captain! Sleeper, of Brainerd, is in
Minneapolis. He is a member of the