Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $21,001.
The Emma Welles Concert and Comedy
company passed through the city yester-
day.
Tomorrow evening the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias will give their social
soiree.
The Minneapolis banks close this after
noon to give the clerks chance of visiting
the fair.
The Republican electors of the Fourth
precinct of the Sixth ward meet tomorrow
evening.
There will be another balloon ascension
to-day, and there will be big multitude
to witness it.
Go to Sullivan's restaurant for a good,
square dinner to-day, and you will pro-
nounce it good,
The trial of Charles Ogburn, charged
with embezzIement from the Case PIow
company, is not over yet,
The Comique restaurant on First ave-
nue. sonth, is the place to get frst-class
dinner at nominal price.
The Des Moines base ball club defeated
the Brown Stockings yesterday at the lat
ter's park. Score, II to 9.
The capacity OF Capt. Browns Vsude-
vile temple is not large enough to accom-
modate the audiences this week.
A full sized oil portrait OF Mr.. Willard
has been painted by II. G. Conner, to be
used in The street parade on Monday.
This evening the wheelmen's banquet
will occur at the Lyndale hotel, Lake Cal
houn. 1t promises to be happy affair.
A large audience attended the Vaudeville
entertainment given at Pence Opera house
by Col. Woods Variety company last
night.
The Brown Stockings and Des Moines
will play another game at the base ball
park this forenoon, commencing at $50
o'clock.
"My Partner" was presented again at
the Grand last evening. It will continue
throughout the week, including Saturday
matinee.
A lady was arrested yesterday at the
Lyndale cemetery for plucking flowers in
violation of the regulations of that beauti-
full ''city of the dead"
you want good meal for twenty FIVE
cents go to Hopper's restaurant, 42O Hen
nepin avenue. Everything first class. Sat
lsfaction guaranteed.
George B. Hall is perfecting arrange
ments for an excursion to Yellowstone
park which will occupy twelve days from
Chicago, from which it will start
Anna Krick was divorced yesterday from
her husband, Ferdinand Krick, on the
ground of habitual drunkenness. Ferdi.
nand was 80 years of age and his wife 40
The industrial display being arranged
for Monday, to commemorate the opening
of the Northern Pacific to Portland, Ore
gon, or the seaboard, will be stupendous
Hattie Brush. the proprietor of "sport-
ing" house, and the six Cyprians who occu-
Ply rooms in her ranch, paid their regular
monthly dues yesterday, amounting in the
aggregate to $127.50.
Last evening three notorious crooks
were run in, and at roll call to-day they
will be exhibited to the entire police de-
partment, and each officer is instructed to
run them in in the future whenever they
are found in the city. 'Fta
The Brown Stockings, it seems, have
weakened materially during the last two
weeks, by resignation of members. This
fact was clearly demonstrated by the
game between them and the Des Moines
club yesterday forenoon.
W. G, Bussel, of La Crosse, Wis, was
robbed yesterday night of gold watch
and chain, worth 1925, besides $125 in mo-
ney, while sleeping in hotel in this city.
1t was the work of sneak-thief, for whose
capture Mr.. Russell offers $125.
M. Langren was before the municipal
court yesterday charged with the larceny
of watch and other articles aggregating
IN value about SIC, the property of Morton
Trowesky. By order of the city attorney
the cause was dismissed and prisoner dis
charged.
Yesterday conductor on the Northern
Pacific railroad reported to Capt West, of