Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-10
MINNEAPOLIS News.
saINNmApoLIs GLoBELETs

The Boston is still to the front as first
GLASS restaurant.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $131,768.
N. H. Thompson paid fine of S3 and
costs for reckless driving yesterday.
The funeral of the fouc-year old son of
Hon. w. 81. Grimshaa occurred from the
family residence yesterday.
Chas. Johnson, the thief who stole j. A.
Ailliker's lap robe, was sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment yesterday.
Ernst Chelmberg is a vsgrant and a
public Nuisance. Judge Bailey sent him
down for thirty days yesterday.
James Elliot was arraigned before Judge
Bentley yesterday for stealing coat. He
was committed for thirty days.
Licenses to wed were yesterday issued
to John F. Horak and Matilda L. Holland,
L. S. Humblin and UIla Ludeman.
The Young Womens' Christian Temper
ance union will hold their meeting at
Westminster church, Saturday at 3 p. m.
new pool table and mirror for sale
cheap, by Michael Qnaidy, 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
County Auditor Mcdonald j Justice Block,
of Osseo, and Justice Woodland, of Litch-
field, will begin the canvass of the Henne-
pin county vote on Monday.
The box Office sale of reserved seats for
The Modjseka season is extensive, and evil
dences the fact that Minneapolis people ap-
preciate and admire real art.
The spire of the Immaculate Concep-
ton church which was struck and damag-
I'D by lightning about month ago, has
been repaired and it now looks far better
than before.
In the case of h. G. Leighton ct al. VS..
Nicholas Pierr0, Judgment was yesterday
ordered for plaintiff, and in the case of
Samuel Nesb.5 Vi. Joseph Wrasper, judg-
nent was rendered for defendant.
The money raised in this city Tor the
0'Donnell defense fund and which was
sent last Thursday evening TO New York
IS $3.50 and not $23 as the types errone-
ousIy made it in yesterdays GLOBE.
Patrick OonIey who bravely came to the
aid OF Officer Groce to quell the riot on
fhe Aots by mob of drunken Bohemians,
and who had his arm broken by the b.
heinians, viii doubtless make application
to the city for pecuniery assistance. He
deserves q reward.
DR.. 2. Il. Willard, of the state board of
medical examiners, under the new law,
has examined the diplomas and cartif-
Gates of the physicians of Minneapolis.
The diploma presented by N. Il. Spinney,
specident, was looked upon with suspi-
Dion. This diploma had been issued from
heokaA, Gua 10 noL egdiar.
The following "quartette" of criminals
will get free transportation to Saltwater
to-day, to serve their respective terms of
imprisonment; 'One-eyed Moriarty,'
Denis Moran, Archibald Arbo and John
Mccain. The first two are related by af-
Unity, Moran being married to ''One eyed
Moriarty's" sister. The sister procured 8
divorce last spring, and has a young Moran
of the feminine gender to remember Denis
by.
Articles CT incorporation of the Morn
ing Cali Publishing company were filed
yesterday with the register of deeds. The
time of commencement of the corporation
Is the 10Th inst, and the period of it's con-
tinuance is thirty years. The capital
stock will be $4,000, divided into 24O
shares of $50 each. The maximum in
debtedness at any time shall not exceed
$4,000. The incorporators are G. A.
Rockwell and Chas. V. White, all of MIN
neapolis.
Dennis Moran was yesterday convicted
of grand lar ceny in the district court and
will be sentenced to-day to occupy a cell
n the bastile near Senator Sabin's resi-
denoe at Saltwater. Dennis SHIELD up
one p. H. Holland on High street some
time ago and relieved him of S42 in
United States currency. Notice of mo-
ton for q new trial was made, but the
motion is not likely to be entertained by
the court.
Rev. A. X. Burnell, who is making a
tour of the country, and who is engaged in
an attempt to further the work of reform
ing fallen women by moral suasion, is in
Minneapolis, and, in company with Rev.
L. S. Williams, who has simply acted as
his escort, has visited several of the gilded
deus of the city, and will visit others, in
the hope of impressiug upon The inmates
of these places the Importance of abandon
ing their present course of life. There ia
no organized movement, however.