Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Abraham Sinscheimer, the boy 80 seri-
ousIy injured on Saturday, is still alive.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, only
charges thirty cents for first-class meals.
A meeting will be held tomorrow for
the purpose of organizing a woman's in
dustrial exchange.
More than 200 children living in one of
the districts are unable to gain admission
to the Sumner school.
The Comique restaurant has all the del
icacies of the season on its tables. Good
fare at fair prices.
A load of lumber fell upon George Nc
Donald, teamster at the mills, yesterday,
and fractured his left leg.
McArdle Brothers, Plymouth avenue
groceTs, had their delivery wagon de-
moiished in little runaway yesterday.
Andrew Oslunder was given twenty days
Imprisonment by Judge Mahoney yester-
day, for stealing an overcoat from Viii
liam Carlson.
The first game Of ball Of q series of five
for the state cham pionship will occur be-
tween the Browns and the Red Caps on
Saturday in Minneapolis.
little girl named Julia Pierson was
knocted down and run oyer by runaway
horse, and she suffered a severe scalp
wound and numerous confused wounds.
On and after this morning The train on
the Motor line for Lake Minnetonka
o. ~
The 8:15 and 9:20 trains will be discon-
tinued.
Andrew Schissler, Bohemian, had his
Jaw broken by blow from billiard cue
in row in the saloon at the corner of
Twentieth avenue south and Second street
yesterday.
Col. McCrory has had published map
of the Lyndale railway, showing both
cities and the lakes. 1t is being neatly
framed and will be hung up in the leading
business houses.
A young man named Lugsford claims
that foot pads did him up for a gold watch
and small amount of money at the cor
ner of First avenue south and First street
On Monday night.
In the case of Robert Pierson vs.. A. NJ.
Ballard to recover $1,21O for work per-
formed, demurrer to amended complaint
was oYerruled yesterday by Judge Koon
and an amended complaint filed.
Peter Morlain, who was arrested two
weeks ago charged with the larceny of a
watch from Louis Beaudette, was tried be-
fore Judge Mahony yesterday, resulting in
his imprisonment fo- thirty days.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: T. W. Pennington to
Mary K. Bilhg;T. q. Green to Mary J.
Killiker; Frank Massey to Catherine Cook;
W. j. Drumback to Minnie Dubach.
The dinner served by the volunteer lady
walters at the orphan fair for the trifing
sum of Soc ives1nfnitely better satisfac-
ton to their guests than the much adver-
tized banquet at the Hotel Lafayette did
to the distinguished Willard party at SIS
plate.
A real estate man named Farmer had a
horse and buggy stolen from him yester-
day on the East side. The horse was
hitched to post when two fellows came
along in hack who jumped out and drove
of with the horse and buggy il the direc-
ton OF Anoka.
The Hermean society last evening
elected the following officers: President,
N. M. Baker; vice president, Jennie M.
Alden; recording secretary, Miss Louise
Cady; corresponding secretary, Eli Larson;
critic, F. Donahue; marshal, Horace
Clepper; treasurer, James Gray.
Michael Murphy and Edward Kirby,
charged with attempting to crack w. j.
Sherbun & Cos. safe, were arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday. The pre-
liminary examination was continued until
the 18th and both were remanded in de-
fault of filing bonds in the sum of $1,000
each.
J. Byron's team, attached to dirt wa
gon, ran away yesterday, wrecking the
wagon at the corner of Washington and
First avenue south. The horses then col
Iided with F. G. PENIS buggy, throwing
Mr.. z. and Judge Collins to the ground.
They were badly bruised and the buggy
was demolished.
Alma Boline, the little girl who strayed
from her home on Sunday, was kindly
cared for by L. Clarity, of the Washing
ton avenue hotel, until the parents called
for her On Monday. Consequently the
item going the rounds of the daily papers
to the effect that the police are still in
search is erroneous.
Yesterday was the opening day at the
university. The registration of pupils for
the ensuing term first took place, and then
chapel exercises, at which prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Arnold. The chair OF
Latin is filed, but by whom is not yet
known. The number of applicants up to
yesterday was ninety-two.
Police Clerk Bassett has completed a
rough estimate of the expense Of the police
department for next year, and places the
total amount at $1O9,O35. This does not
include new lookup, which will have to
be built, and lis also probable that three
new stations will be built-one on the East
side, one in North and one in South Min
neapolis.
Yesterday, in the district court, Fou
Chung and Fou Zee, two pigtailed SUBJ
iects of his majesty. the Mikado, with
uplifted hand declared their solemn
intention of becoming bona fide citizens
of the United States. They then SUBJ
soribed their cognomens in cabalistic Chi
Biography to the sworn declaration, paid
fifty cents apiece to the official for making
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