Daily globe., 1883-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

No business transacted in the probate
court yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed Yesterday
aggregated $54,86O.
Sever Hanson was granted a divorce
yesterday from Anna, his wife.
A large excursion party from Kansas has
already arrived to take in the great fair.
The water main is connected with the
fair grounds, and all is ready to turn on.
The newspaper report that burglars en-
tered the Minneapolis GLOBE Office is a
canard.
The tree suspended from which McManus
made his exit from this world has been cut
down.
Brown, of the Comique restaurant, will
present to his patrons to-day an excellent
bill of fare.
H. j. Pafensperger left for his home
yesterday evening; ne expects to return in
about week
II Crusaders celebrate their tenth an
Diversary tomorrow evening at Catholic
association hall.
The Irish National League will give
their first annual Hall next Wednesday
evening at Market hall.
Visit the Boston restaurant to-day for a
1rst-class dinner. All the 6elicacies Of
the season on the tables.
In the case Of Joseph Cunningham VS..
W.N. Alien, judgment was yesterday
rendered in favor of plaintiff.
An assignment for the benefit Of credit
ors was filed yesterday by Ponder q Col
den in favor OF John H. Randall.
The Lyndale reception was attended by
800 persons and was an extremely brilliant
affair. There will be another hop next
Thursday evening.
Eliza j. Hopper fled papers yesterday
praying for divorce from her husband,
Charles Z. Hopper, on the ground of
habitual drunkenness.
John Thornton was struck in the eye by
pine knot thrown with great force by a
circular saw, in an East side saw mill yes
terday, destroying the eye.
Burglars went through the residence of
Thomas Norman in South Minnee polls,
and secured 2 silver watch. gold cham and
$13 in cash. Load up your shot guns.
The saloon and fixtures Of Schultz g.
Evans, east Minneapolis, were auctioned
off yesterday by the sheriff to satisfy the
claim of George Benz & Co., of st. Paul.
Col. MeCrovy, of the motor, line expr es
ses much regret at the occurrence of the
sad accident by which Miss Nellie Chitty
lost her life last Friday evening. He
generously purchased the most costly
casket obtainable in which to deposit her
remains.
Peter Mortain, the notorious chicken
thief, was before Judge Bailey yesterday
for stealing a watch from Louis Beaudett.
The examination was continued until
Tuesday, and the bonds fixed at $500. Of
course that WAS more dollars than he had
cents, and he went to Jail.
The Irish National League will hold a
regular meeting this evening at their hall
No. ITO Sixth and Washington avenue.
On Wednesday evening next a ball will
be given by the society at Market hall, to
which all friendly to the cause of Ireland
are welcome to come.
S. B. Mattison is under arrest, charged
with running an express wagon without a
license. It is claimed that he is running
two wagons on one license, Numbering
them both &c. The trial was continued
until Monday. Meanwhile Mattison will
probably take out another license.
Joseph Johnson was given preliminary
examination in the municipal court yester-
day, for shooting John Morgan on KenDe-
pin avenue some time ago. lie was held
to await the action of the grand jury at
the October session Of the district court in
$1,000 bonds. The latter were promptly
filed.
The formal opening OF the Grand will
occur tomorrow night. The elegant new
drop curtain which all Minneapolitans
can't cut admire, viii be exhibited for the
first time, it being seen already only by
members Of the press. "My Partner will
! open the season, and doubtless the splen-
did edifce will be filed to repletion.