Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
If any one misses his pet dog let him
look to the pound.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $56,593.50.
Visit the Comique restaurant for pala-
table dinner at a reasonable price.
The Boston gives prodigious meals of
the best kind for quarter of dollar.
This afternoon meeting to organize a
Woman's Industrial exchange will be
held.
The Crusaders will reproduce their play,
eThe Ticket of Leave Man," in st. Paul
soon.
Michael Murray sustained scalp wound
from the breaking of derrick in South
Minneapolis yesterday.
Work rebuilding the Manitoba railway
bridge across the west channel of the
river is progressing rapidly.
The police base ball club is anxious to
play a return game with the st. Paul
"ooppers" in this city on Friday.
The first grand promenade concert of
the Lurline boat club will occur at Hotel
Lyndale on Tuesday evening next.
Some SIS in money was secured by
burglars from John Walters house on
Eighteenth avenue south on Tuesday
night.
The slow coach papers have just awak-
ened to the fact that a burglary was COM
mitted on Nicollet avenue Sunday night.
The usual way.
In the municipal court yesterday John
Davitt was discharged upon the charge Of
stealing SOS from Peter S. Berg for want
of prosecution.
The residence of Benjamin Drew, on
Eighteenth avenue south, was raided by
burglars Tuesday light, and an old silver
watch was stolen.
The school children in the Lyndale dis
trict are perm Itted to attend the Whittier
school pending the erecti On of the new
LyndaIe school house.
John Johnson yesterday fled al appeal
from the award of ths commissioners
appointed to estimate damages for the
condemnation of his lands by the st. Paul,
Minneapolis g. Manitoba Railway COM
pany.
The Ladies' Aid association of Holy
Trinity parish, resume their meetings
Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs. Seaton,
No. 902 Seventh street southeast. Officers
will be elected and other business trans
acted.
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merce, yesterday, the death of ]. W. Weeks
was announced. Mr.. Weeks was an
esteemed member of the chamber, and
Messrs. Loring, Wilson, Kelly and Bowen
were appointed committee to draft ap-
propriate resolutions of respect and con-
doleDce to the family of the deceased.
The following parties being tired of
single blessedness, took out licenses to
wed yesterday: John Grove and Julia
Siionskie; Harry w. Frost and Anilla M.
McCord: William NJ. Lewis and Emma J..
Miner; Alberton H. Hall and Nellie J..
Pearson; Charles Zoring and Matilda Jan
isch; Ignaz HUGH and Mary Wynard; Pat
rick Smith and Elizabeth Martin; Gust.
William GRAF and Alva Charlotte Ham
marburg.
Elijah Harrington, the liveryman in
whose possession was found quantity of
stolen blankets and halters, which lead to
his arrest at the instance of the owner of
the goods, John Copely, was yesterday
discharged from the municipal court, it
being apparent that the defendant had
innocently purchased the same from the
thief The discharge was made upon the
motion of the city attorney, and the goods
were ordered turned over to Copely by the
courts.
Mrs. Annie Gloster is the unhappy wife
OF man who frequents gaming houses,
and therein parts with the money which he
should expend in the support of his family.
Annie, firing of the neglect of her husband,
visited Frank Shaw's house at POS Nicollet
avenue, and finding her husband with
pile of 'chips" in front of him, she seized
one of the white chips, and threatening the
whole institution together with her worse
half, departed. She instituted criminal
proceedings against Shaw yesterday, and
he was arraigned before Judge Mahoney,
charged with running a gambling house.
His trial is set for this morning. Mean
while he is allowed to go upon his own
reoognizance.
nv tne anuual meoIihS VI Sno oVochnoiu-
ers of the College hospital the superin-
tendent submitted his report, of which the
following is brief epitome: Cash receipts
$14,975 81; operating expenses, 81, 796 20;
expenses in excess of receipts, $2,820.3S;
total number of days board furnished
patients and help, 90, 737; average cost per
day, 81 cents; patients Sept. 1, 1882, S.;
admitted during the year, 523; deaths
during the year. 40; average number
patients through the year, A; average
number charity patients, IL; average
number help, including superintendent
and resident physician, 20; total number
patients treated since opening of hospital
Oct. 10, 1882, LOLA; total number patients
remaining Sept. 1, 1888, SO.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.