Daily globe., 1883-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The law firm of Savage d Woodman is
dissolved.
The telephone company has nearly COM
pleted its new system.
The militia will start for their White
Bear encampment this morning.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, still
sets before his patrons the usual good bill
of fare.
The price of the tickets for the Lyndale
S. each.
Sedwell's band has been engaged to ac-
company the conductors and engineers'ex-
cursion to-day.
The only couple granted marriage Ii
cense yesterday are James A. Smith and
Ellen Darrow.
The value of the real estate transfers
filed in the registers Office yesterday aggre-
gated $74,119.25.
A large throng of citizens were edited
by Danz's open air concert at Oak Lake
park last evening.
David Brown is minus a finger. The
machinery in the Washburn A Touring
mill did the business.
Edward Regan sustained dislocation of
his hip from falling from the second story
of the Knickerbocker block.
Browns restaurant in conjunction with
his popular Vaudeville theater is noted for
the excellence of his bill of fare.
Thieves entered N. G. Van VaIkenberg's
residence, 28OS Eighteenth avenue south,
and stole several articles of value.
DR.. Dexter, it seems from afidavits in
his possession, is continuing to perform
some wonderful cures in Minneapolis.
A ten year old boy named George Walsh
is under arrest, charged with stealing $16
from servant girl in the employ of Levi
German.
The sum of $4,000 has been subscribed
by liberal Minneapolis capitalists toward
removing the Briggs Safe mandatory to
Minneapolis.
John Sullivan, who lives on Western ave-
nue., will be brought before Judge Neeland
this morning to determine whether he is
of unsound mind or not.
George W. Balm will deliver a temper
ance lecture in Plymouth church on Sun
day evening under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Union.
Minneapolis & st. Pa1l railway conduc-
tors and engineers, together with their re-
spective families, will enjoy picnic ex-
cursi on to Lake Minnetonka to-day.
About 6 o'clock last evening a fire broke
out in the ironing room of William Law
rence's laundry, 318 Hennepin avenue
caused by a defective fue. The damage
was slight.
A plat of Stephens addition to the towr
site of Wayzata and another of his rear
rangement of parts of blocks and OF
the same were filed yesterday in the regis
ter's Office.
The sprinkling hydrant on Washington
avenue just north of the Manitoba raiIwa,
crossing has been knocked down by
team, and the cutters are overfowed il
consequence.
Charlie. the six-year-old son Of j. "
Soulas, 2,529 Twenty seventh avenue south
found a railroad torpedo and exploded i
f by striking it with a stone. The boy wa
badly wounded in the left arm and face.
Officer Sidmore reports finding a we
5 developed foetus in a pile OF saw-dus
} on Seventh avenue north and Secon
street. 1t is the opinion of the authoritie
that it was placed there the previou
night.
Judge j. E. Flanagan has suffered in
:. fammatory rheumatism in his hand for se1
, eral years. On Tuesday DR.. Dexter CAV
> biro ono tho cow, l.,
has suffered no symptoms of the afflictio
: since.
The ninety days stay of proceeding
taken by defendants counsel in the Blake
man slander suit, has expired, and judg
. ment against VIM. Brakeman has been en-
tered. His bill for having a tongue whic
was let loose at both ends amounts t
$4,O34.55.
Thomas Lowry, president of the stree
g railway company, states that his compan
S operates more miles of street railway tha
n any other one company in the countr
S save two the Metropolitan, of Bostol
). and the Brooklyn. Mr.. Lowry of cours
a computes the combined lines of Minneap
0 oils, st. Paul, and the newly acquire
e Remin gton Park railway.
. The investigation into the charges m ac
= BY DR.. A. B. Oates, the city physician
- against the Sisters hospital and DIR. Col
= Inns, the physician and surgeon in charge
- will be resumed in the Office of Mayo
Ames at I:30 O'Clock this evening. de;
= of interest is manifested in the case, an
~ the opening of the investigation was a
4 tended by the Catholic clergy and larg
is number of physicians and citizens.
q, An action was filed in the district coul
.e yesterday by Fred G. Hahn, demandin
II judgment in the sum of $1,O5O again
ie George McMullen for injuries receive
while the latter was blasting rock in tt
w. excavation for the union depot near su
} pension bridge. The plaintiff alleges tn;
q on the 26th of June he was struck by
81 heavy piece of rock, which knocked hi
down and bruised him 10 the extent of il
is capacitating him for business for the spa,
of one month.
Real Estate Transfers.
The principal real estate transfers tilt
in the registers Office yesterday are IL
r. foIIouior