Daily globe., 1883-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

and don't you forget it.
Plenty of picnics on the glorious Fourth,
and no end of enjoyment.
All the delicacies of the season, at the
Boston restaurant to-day.
The Comique restaurants bill of fare
to-day is superlatively good
A number of the police force donned
their summer hats yesterday.
Timber for the Remington park branch
of the Lyndale road is being delivered.
Chief Berry received his emblem of
Office yesterday at the hands of Mayor
Ames.
The Crusaders picnic will soon come off;
active preparations are being made to in
sure its success.
boy named Hamilton, employed in
Proctor IL Hamilton's printing house, re-
ceIV0d two broken ribs by heavy fall
The county auditor, Frank S. Mcdonald,
IS authority for the statement that Hen
Lepin county owes not one cent of indebt-
eiLess.
Louis Peterson, the husband of the in
sane woman sent to St. Peter, died sud
denly on Friday night from the effects of
deep potations.
The new Catholic church at CdhilI settle
ment, town of RIchfeld, is just approach
ing completion. It will proba bly, be
called St. Patrick.
The entries in the running race at the
fair grounds closed at the Nicollet house
rda and Ia IL:
horse column tomorrow.
There will be an installation of officers
Of the Hermean lodge, No. 18, knights of
Pythias, on Monday evening at their hall,
corner Fourth avenue south and Wash
ington.
Inths district court yesterday, Ingeborg
Lovstedt procured divorce from her hus-
band, John Lovstedt. Mrs. Loystedt
seems not to have been very steady in her
love for poor John.
Miss Mary Moran, the only daughter of
Mr. Michael Moran, the practical tailor,
will leave for Toronto, Canada, on Thurs
day noxt, via Duluth and the lakes, to be
gone for the summer.
The score of Company BIS SO uad at tar
get practice on Friday afternoon, out of
possible 35, was as follows: Williams "a,
Walker q, Phillips 25, Overlook %, Nc
Heron 30, Skinner %.
special meeting of the Robert Emmett
Literary association will be held this Sun
day afternoon, at $50 p. m. A full at
tendance is requested, as important busi-
ness will come up for consideration.
Red Rock will be visited by many to-day
from this city. The rock is not gigantic
IN size, by any means, but the camp meet
ing now being held in the vicinity is large
ly attended and very interesting.
Bliss, the we'll known Second street man,
who was ordered out of the city some
weeks ago for the city's good, has returned,
but no reception will be rendered him
save by the guardians of the law. ''When
ignorance is Bliss It's folly to be WISE"
The parties to whom marriage licenses
were granted yesterday are the following:
Louis Haltman and Hanna johnson, Otto
f.. Lindsted and Anne Matilda Hammar-
land, William Opart and Fannie Lacina.
5. w. Vanderworker and Helen Boesger,
The Emmett Literary association will
give picnic at South side park, corner of
10Th avenue south and Sixth street. on the
4th of July. They will have athletic
games, dancing, ETC., and brass band will
discourse sweet airs to enliven the exer-
cises.
In the municipal court yesterday, Judge
MahoneY united in marriage William
Opat, of Anoka, and Fannie Locino. of
A.
carnation glow while performing the
pleasing duty of making 'two hearts beat
as one."
Simon Rankin was admitted to full cit
izenship yesterday. Twenty-Five years
ago he declared his intention of becoming
citizen of the United States but lost his
papers and never applied for any Others
till now. He has lived IN Wright county
for quarter of a century.
There was sheriff's sale held yesterday
in the Office of Sheriff Stoddard, the arti.
cles auctioned off being the cigars and
liquors of saloon-keeper Dawson on Riv-
erside avenue, against whom judgment
was given in favor Of one Mr.. Kidd. The
goods were sold at nominal prices.
The following were admitted to the bar
yesterday: James V. McHugh, H B. Ben
ton, Frank W. Shaw, n. F. Hawley. Henry
H. Wadsworth and Albert Y. Merrill. Mr..
Wadsworth was admitted on presenting
certificate granted him in another state
and was not examined by the committee.
H.A. Tuttle, manager of the Mime
apo'is office of the Western telegraph
Office, offers for sale fine bred stallion
foE the moderate sum of $40O. The card
will be found in our advertising columns,
and stock breeders who are desirous of
improving their horses will do well
by consulting him.
The city physician reports the following
deaths for the week ending yesterday:
Accidents. .... ......4 Carebro-spinal mer-
Consumption III ingitis..
Diarrhoeal diseases. II Diphtheria. ~
Pneumonia ..........2 Other diseases .... 9
1otal. ............ ..............-. Il
Deaths under five years. Observation-Disclosures. g
A map of Snyder's subdivision of lot 8
KitcheTs subdivision of Big Island, Lake
Minnetonka and plats of Haycock 6
Avery's addition to Minneapolis, Mowers
addition and a plat of MurdOuph's rear