Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Lurline Boat Climb met last evening.
Overcoats proved the correct thing yes
terdsy.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $26,S70.
The A. o. Fl. will hold its semi-annual
meeting tomorrow.
The Comique restaurant serves good
meals at ell hours by day or night
Sullivan's all day and all night restau-
rant furnishes meals to order, and good at
that.
The members of the Typographical
union have demanded an increase in
wages.
A small sum of money was stolen from
the residence of Robert Blaokwood by bur-
glars.
meeting of the ". G. T. o. will be
held this afternoon at O'Clock, at PSI
Nicollet avenue.
III. Smith Is under arrest upon
charge of assault and battery. He will be
tried in the municipal court next week.
Bergeron, Ere lehman, went on little
debazch, and Whit rder the baneful in
fuenoe of forty-ro4 WhiEky was robbed OF
$7oe.
Burglars cracked r 3. Squires' residence
on Fourth street outhwes, and got away
with two watches nd a number of articles
of small value.
Next Monday u a. n. and 2 p. m,
apostles Of No lonism, from Salt Lake
City, will hold meetings in Market hall to
make converts to poiygamy.
Alexander Mcintosh and James Kennedy
have been held to await the action OF the
grand jury upon tbs charge OF robbing j.
n. Chance OF s.. They were remanded to
custody in default of furnishing bonds.
John Nelson and Andrew Swenberg were
injured by the caving in OF sewer. They
were both partially buried beneath mass
of earth and rock. TIE latter sustained
bad fracture of the right leg and a seri-
Gus injury to his spine, while Nelson es-
capped with only nruises.
The Centenary Local C. Gle at their last
meeting elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. VIM. Cheney; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Q. W. Foss; Secretary md treas
dEcI, 11Lbs w 114AdA4 6OAAAoOh" AAO
circle will appropriately observe Garfield
memorial day on the 18th inst.
John CsIby had . number of horse
blankets and haltsrs stolen and the prop
erty was found Ia the possession of E.
Harrington, Saoond street iveryman,
who was arrested Mr.. Harrington claims
he purchased ths articles OF a stranger.
The taets will probably be brought out in
the trial in the municipal court.
Ehe clerk of the district court issued
marriage licenses to the following parties.
Joseph Hawley to Flora Nadoan; Charles
Il. Jackson to Maggie II. Franzman; Ed
mond Beaudette to Emma V. Bellesile;
Frank BeFthieume to Laura Desjirlais;
Nelson Desjirlais to Della Berthieume;
Joseph Buck to Johanna Meyer; Samuel
Barker to Louisa Peterson.
A. J. Austin, of Cteokston, had policy
of $1,000 in the ritish-American Assur-
ance company. of Canada. His property
was burned out on the 9th of August last
year, AMI the company refused to pay the
insurance. He then assigned the policy
to Bunhan & johnson, the wholesale gro
GERS of this city, and they entered suit
against the company yesterday for the
$1,000.
Con Dinneen, the Hassan farmer, who
was seriously injured in runaway about
three weeks ago, as reported in the GLOBE,
has been brought from his home and
placed ence mere under the care Of the
Sisters of Mercy, Some of the bones of
the skull were fractured and he is yot in a
critical condition. Hopes are entertained
that with proper treatment he will rapidly
recover.
The Twilight Flickerer" says: ''The
auditing committee for Mondays cele-
bratlon report that some bills presented
are high enough to almost come under the
category of highway robbery" There is
no doubt but many who manifested great
enthusiasm on Monday never lost sight of
the almighty dollar" and are determined
to be compensated for the enthusiasm ex-
pended on the occasion.
Charles Benok, the NAN shot in the
breast by foot pads three weeks ago, is fast
recovering. The bullet has been found by
his physician. 1t il located in the right
side near the lower ribs, having passed
around to the right side without pene-
trating vital organ. he has recently
suffered eserious setback by an attack Of
Inflammation Of the lungs, but has nearly
recovered from the same. he was able to
be about the house yesterday. BE says he
has been a PrussiAn soldier and one bullet
won't kill aim.
Thomas Brennan, secretary of the late
land league of Ireland, will lecture in
this city next Thursday evening under the
auspices of branch 1913 Of the Irish Nation
al League. He is q brilliant orator, an
ardent patriot, and one Of the many Irish
nationalists who have but little faith in
parliamentary agitation. This evening a
meeting of prsminens Irish citizens will
be held in the Office Of Mahoney & Dona-
hue, municipal court, for the purpose of
perfeoting arrangements for the proper
reception of Mr.. Brennan, and all Irish
men and friends of Ireland are invited to
be present.
Wa1aJeS-Hoa.SaR.