Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The Daily News has discontinued publ
cation.
The council will meet again tomorrow
evening.
The police court had big day again
yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $51,732.63.
A large party of. our citizens left
yesterday on trip to Ashland, Wis,
The fremen defeated the policemen in
playing base ball yesterday q 10 IA.
Newt Gross little son fell from swing
and suffered a compound fraction of his
leg.
Tomorrow the Franklin avenue Pres
byterian church will picnic at Lake Har-
riet.
Judge Cooley has nearly completed the
work of revising and compiling the city
charter.
Sullivan of the Boston restaurant has
the best viands on his tables for his num-
erous patrons.
Eugene Cole, who stole suit of clothes,
was committed thirty days at the order of
Judge Bailey, yesterday.
Those in search of irst-class dinner at
a moderate price should visit the Comique
restaurant on First avenue south.
A carpenter named Mark suffered
painful lace-ation of his left hand with
chiseI, while at work in the Cataract mills.
The funeral of the late Chas. Wolf will
occur at Layman's cemetery this afternoon
under the auspices of the Harmonic Sing
ing society.
The scientists have a big programme
mapped out for to-day's work at the state
university. The sections will all be IN
full operation.
apolis have returned to work, and now the
GLOBES reports may be expected to be
regular, prompt and correct.
An Omaha brakeman named Howard Mar
tin, had his hand crushed by the bumpers
yesterday, and in consequence suffers the
loss o! two fingers which were amputated.
Joseph Faux, one of the men arrested
upon suspicion of robbing G w Jones on
Saturday night, was released yesterday,
the proofs of his guilt being insufficient to
hold him.
Thomas Lloyd, the driver of Johnson
Bros delivery team, which ran away in
South Minneapolis yesterday, was pretty
badly bruised in the accident. The vehicle
was demolished.
John Bohten, the insane man, who,
imagining he was being taken to st. Peter,
jumped from a Minneapolis & st. Louis
train near Cedar Lake, was reported much
improved yesterday.
Miss Julia Cobb, No. COL Spring street
northeast, reported to the police last even
ing that she had lost a gold watch while
out horse riding a few hours before, on
Eighth street and Central avenue.
The Knights of Pythias, of Minneapolis,
are forming Uniform division, to be
known as North Star Division No, l, which
will be instituted in a few weeks. On
August 81 they give the first ball of the
season.
4 fair on grand scale for the benefit
of the orphans will be given by the united
Catholic parishes at Market hall on the
first Monday in September and continue
during the week. From the active prepa-
rations now being made, the fair will
prove financial success.
William Richardson, recently out of the
pineries, is missing. When last seen, on
Thursday evening, he was in the Boston
restaurant where he exhibited $500 in
money and check for $1,000, the pro-
prietOr of the place at the time ceutioning
him against such carelessress
Harriet M. Carr filed pape.s yesterday
praying for divorce from her husband
Richard S. Carr, On the grounds of aGul-
terry, i'll treatment and wilful desertion
They were married in Bellevidere, H.,
twenty six years ago, and have four child
rem now living, the oldest being twenty
three years and the youngest five years
old. She is fortythree years old and her
husband forty-fve.
Yesterday the clerk Of the district
court issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing parties: VIM. NJ. Lindley and
Francis e. Woodward; William R. Emery
and Amanda E. Woodcock; Edward J.
OConnell and Gurina G. Ross; Sumner
McCausland and Mary E. McCausland;
John o. Lemach and Fannie Popelka; F.
E. Bardwell and Alice Pierce; William
Cogne and Mary La Chapelle; Hans Trul-
sen and Wilhelmina Olsen.