Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-02

meeting of the water board wac held
last night.
Prof. Dexter will DO at his Minneapolis
Office today.
Yesterday was exceptionally quiet. Not
a sensation. Too bad.
TIE real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $lOl,35L83.
The James Hommell assault ana battery
case was dismissed yesterday.
An armory fair will be held by the Min
neapolis militia the third week in Zebra
AIRY.
People are anxiousIy awaiting the me-
taoroloSical report for the month OF Octo-
Der.
Mrs. Il. f. Warner died at the family
residence yesterday morning of consump-
ton.
During the mouth Of October there have
been 1873 marriage licenses issued in Hen
uepin county.
The popular proprietor of the Boston
restauraut, 200 Heunopin avenue, is doing
paying business.
The directors OF the Northwestern hos
Pitai held meeting yesterday and tran
sacted routine business.
Grant Bell, for malicious destruction Of
property, paid O. fine of s. aud coats into
the police court yesterday.
Last evening q sneak thief stole two
coats from in front of Il. 0. Petarsop's
store on Washington avenue south.
Thomas Stanford FOR an assault and
battery upop O. 3. Gently Is under $500
bonds to appear IN court on Monday
morning..
Terrence Co2ueilJ wac in the city yes
to-day lie reported everything IN good
condition st the poor farm. There orc
now h'ty-thrse inmates, most OF whom
are uuGt for work.
Yesterd s being the feast OF all Saints,
was aclid = OF obligation among Catho-
lie. Service w1s held 10 all tho clutches
the samo "a on Sunday, and there were
large congregations present.
L. S Bowdis5, an ex-Methodi5t preacher
OF pohcs oo0rt notoriety, is under arrest
upou charge Of committing ou assault
and battery uPon William Loveioy. The
tral Will occur tomorrow morning.
The Highland Park extension of tbs
Plymouth avenue staet car tine was open
cd this morning, cars running every half
hour to connect with the main line from
Washington and Nineteenth avenues
nortl.
John W. Willis, ESQ, the Democratic
candidate for attorney general, was in
Minneapolis yesterday. The Democracy
of this city IL anxious to hear the elo-
Quence OF Mr.. Willis from the rostrur, be-
fore election day.
The heaviest real estate transfer filed
yesterday with the register of deeds, was
40x100 feet on First avenue north and
Second street, from William A Rogers and
wife to L. E. Byrues, in consideration of
the sum OF $4,000.
The following parties reoeived marriage
licenses yesterday: Psul J. Petit ana Jes-
sic Z. Jglieu; John F. White and Ida ri.
HeeSliuC; Etuler Morse aud AdGie c. Nc
Donald; p. G Yaw and Flora q. Wales;
David Crock aud Mary Sullivan.
IN taa matter OF the estate Of Prdens
Fortin, deceased, the jury yesterday re-
turned ve lics sustaining her last Will
and testament. L was sn appeal from the
decision OF the probate court, which oeca-
pied tas attention OF the jury Tor three
days
st SIX o'Cloek yesterday morning, officers
Bradley aud Muason discovered q fire in
the Chicago shoe house, at I09 NicoIet.
An entersuce was gained from the rear and
the FIRE exdDguished with few buckets OF
water. = large hole in the foer is the Only
damage.
Some time ago C.B. Shove was arrested
at the Instance ef Insurance Commissio ner
Msgill on charge of infri1gm eat of in
surance lsws, but the case was dismissed.
Yesterday Msgill swore ont o new war
rant sud Shove vas srrsigned He was
given until November 9th to plead.
The creditors of Chisholm Bros. & Gum
will probably accept the firms offer of q
settlement at twenty five cents on the dol
Isr. There are four firms IN Minneapolis,