Daily globe., 1883-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELEIS.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $G6,872.
The Comique restaurant will treat its
patrons to-day to first class dinner.
Sullivan, of the Boston, has Baltimore
oysters on hand, and will serve an A No. 1
dinner to-day.
The case against Richard Peet for using
abusive language was dismissed in the
municipal court yesterday.
Two divorces were granted yesterday by
Judge Lochren in the district court, one to
Joseph Godfrey from Jane E. Godfrey, and
the other to Bertha Sehwedland from her
husband Rudolph, tbs plaintiff getting the
custody of the children.
The College hospital was struck by
lightning during the thunder storm of
yesterday forenoon. The chimney was
demolished AMI the tin roof considerably
damaged. None of the inmates were in
jured.
Journal: The ST. Paul GLOBE has Sc
cured Mayor Ames to write It's Minneapo-
lis editorials. The mayor is certain to
make the GLOBE columns lively whenever
he fastens himself to the business end of
lead pencil.
James B. Robinson filed suit for divorce
yesterday from Nettie C. Robinson on the
ground of desertion. They were married
in New Hampshire eleven years ago, and
lived together for SIX years, when the wife
abandoned him. They have one son ten
years of age He is thirtytwo years old,
and she is one year younger.
Oscar Harting, who had hearing last
Friday in the municipal court on a
charge of obtaining money under false
spretences, was up again yesterday and
discharged on petition of the city attorney.
He was re-arrested on a new warrant and
the case is continued until tomorrow. He
is held in $500 bail for his appearance.
A. Fleckenstein, young man whose
parents reside in Wisconsin, was up before
his honor of the municipal court yesterday
Oh the charge of stealing watch and
chain and S. in money from Joseph Pehr,
at Shingle creek. He was found guilty and
in default of bail in the sum of $500 was
sent to jail to await trial at next term of
district court.
In the cases of Scallum Gates VS.. Patrick
Riley, and John d. HilIyer VS.. Christian
Harding, being ordered to show cause why
temporary injunctions should not issue
in the above actions to restrain the con
tinUance of distractions in al alleged
water course, the motions were denied and
orders TO show cause discharged, with so
costs each, to defendants.
The lady cashier in Goodfellow &
Eastmau's dry goods house, Nicollet ave-
nue., was bamboozled yesterday by sharp
er who presented her with $40 gold piece
to pay for an umbrella he had bought.
After getting his change he started to go
and then suddenly recollected that he had
sufficient change to give her without break
ing the $50 piece which he asked her to
return. She complied and in getting
back the change she got confused and he
beat her out OF several dollars.
The report of Health Officer Cockburn,
for the week ending yesterday at noon is
as follows:
Death from all causes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Under hve years of age. 22
Over five years of age age.................... 10
Accidents of all kinds Observation-Disclosures. 2
Cerebro-spinal meningitis ls....".........-.. l
Consumption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ 2
Diarrheal diseases. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9
D1phther1a
Congestion of the lungs. gs....................
Puerperal diseases. .............
Other diseases Observation-Disclosures. 13
Prof. Dexter, the great magnetic healer,
has his commodious quarters in the Syn
dicate block crowded every hour of the
day with patients seeking treatment. The
sceptics who at first doubted the professors
wonderful powers as healer are now en-
thusiastic in lauding him. Judge Flan-
nigan can bear testimony that he has been
~efectually and rapidly cured of rheuma-
ltism in the hand. The professors branch