Daily globe., 1883-06-27

1n0 TWO following real eSldL0 IrduSIeIo
were the biggest, in cash consideration,
recorded in the registers Office on Tues
day: st. Anthony Falls, lots l to 6, block
81, from G. T. AveriIl and w. S. Russell to
II. NJ. Carpenter, $1,000, and Cheapside
addition, lots 1 to ~, Joseph Dean to D.
R. Wagner, $4,000.
Marriage license were obtained yester-
day by the following parties: Rasmus
Thompson and Aliana Bjorke; VIM. Fl.
Lavidge and Emily L. Hough; E. Sluth
and Mary Mickey; Robert Ball and Mary
A. Clark; NeIs L. Wingen and Annie
johnson, Frank Bland and Maria Dobb-
ner, Wm. F. Moser and Josephine Rey.
H, Clifton, to improve his outward
personal appearance purloined pair of
Jeans which were owned by Peter Gilbich.
Peter waxed wroth thereat and in
stigated criminal prosecution leading to
Clifton's arraignment before his honor
yesterday. Clifton was free to confess,
and Sheriff Stoddart will care for time
| now.
In the district court yesterday the case
of James S. Clifford and VIM. Nagle
against the Minnetonka Mill company oc-
cupied the attention of Judge Young and
a jury. The suits are brought against the
company for damage sustained by reason
of an overflow of lands in consequence of
the company's dam at the foot of Mime
tonka lake being raised in 1882.
The following parties obtained marriage
licenses on Monday: J. ". Bates and
Anna May Mickey. John Z. Huvite and
Bertha Orson, John J. Erickson and Ida
Erickson, William Cookus and Maggie
Joseph, Carl A. Anderson and Inga Lauloe,
Harry L. Moulton and Minnie LIE Due.
Ambrose Jessie Farthing and Sarah Mary
Holmes, Luther I. Abbot and Alta Lewis,
John W. McKeen and Ella Cobb.
Oscar Judson, E. Olson and John Nc
in the old rookery down at the
corner Of Second street and Eleventh ave
nue. south in company with the notorious
French woman of the town, Minnie Vizner.
The interesting quartet were up before
Judge Mahoney yesterday morning and a
fine Of s. and costs was imposed in each
case. Minnie and Olson had the necessary
''rhino,'' but the other two were turned
over to Jimmy Stoddart for ten days.
There is some talk of taking a census
of the population of Minneapolis for the
purpose of establishing the amazing
growth and increase OF the city since the
government census was compiled. Mayor
Ames states that the police department
will aid, so far as possible, in the work
In Philadelphia the police have taken all
the census in the territory patrolled by
simply leaving printed blanks at houses,
where they are properly filed out by the
residents. They are subsequently gather
ed up by the policemen and delivered to
officers at headq uarters at roll call.
At the regular meeting OF Assembly No.
2264, Knights of Labor last evening, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term, and will be installed at the
next regular meeting: Master workman,
John Long; worthy foreman. G. N. Cole
man; unknown knight, T. S. Clinch; re-
cording secretary, A. N. Schriensr: fnau-
cial secretary, ". H. Pierce; treasurer, ".
T. Bostian; almoner, Julius Thody; inside
empire, J. F. Wall; outside empire Charles
F, Murphy; Judge, Elmer E. Bates; Judge
advocate, Charles Hatch; clerk OF the
court, Lyman G. Pryor.
Mrs. Eliza A. Bode,wife of A. H. Bode, the
auditor of the Manitoba Railway company,
died in Minneapolis yesterday morning,
the result of surgical operation in re-
moving a cancer last Novemb6T. She was
taken to California in April. in the hope of
regalning her health. The fatigue Of her
journey caused relapse, and she sank
gradually until the last spark of hope had
been extjnguished. She was again re-
moved to this city, arriving here on Satur-
day. The deceased was forty-two years
and ten months of age, and was lady
highly esteemed in social circles of Min
neapolis. She leaves a family of eight
children. The funeral occurs from the
family residence, Twenty-sixth street and
Portland avenue, at , p. ~. on Thursday.
P. T. Kavanagh will make this morning
one of the most extensive auction sales of
real estate ever made in tho state of Min
nesota, embracing valuable business and
residence sites, improved and unim proved,
throughout the city, to-wit: On West
Third, West Fourth, West Fifth, Josette,
Martin. Fuller, Mount Airy, old Como
road and Byron streets. Fine suburban
property on Lake Pheian, lots in the Sixth
ward, lots in Minneapolis and one entire
addition of 40 acres in East Minnea polls.
Also about 5000 acres of farming and
pine lands in Dakota, Washington, Pine,
Sherburne, Mile Lacs, Redwood, Mcleod
Sibley ani Wabashaw counties. This
property belongs to the estate OF the late
Israel G. Lash, Esq. Every piece will be
sol3 by catalogue. The sale will COM
mence at promptly 10 O'Clock on the steps
of the old court house on Fourth street.
between Wabashaw and Cedar streets.
MINNEAPOLIs PERSONALS.
Col. Glenn and Ed. A. Stevens arrived
hOnA resterdaV.