Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-18
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Prof. Dexter will be st his st. Paul Oh
fee to-day.
A meeting CT !he board Of water com
nissioners will be held this evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
amounted in the aggregate to Sl8,S29.
The Minneapolis Dental association met
last evening at DR.. Bailey's residence in
the east division.
The Minneapolis Rife club has substitu-
ted the new ECO yard American decimal
target for the Creedmoor.
The city council meeting failed last
night for want of a quorum. An adjourn
ment was had tomorrow evening.
Two coaches, filed with Uncle Sans
';boys in blue" arrived here yesterday by
the 1:3O st. Louis train, en- route to Fort
Smelling.
The Chatauqua Literary society met last
evening at Mrs. William w. Harrison's,
Eleventh street south, between First and
Second avenues.
John Bowling, the sneak thief who stole
an overcoat from Farrington's livery sta
bic, was sent up fer thirty days by Judge
Bailey yesterday.
At the last meeting of the Long Meadow
Gun club, George NJ. Bryant, ]. R. Coy
kendall, A. G. Rand and Joseph Mursch
were elected members.
Mrs. Marv J. Rowell has been arrested
by her husband, j. Fl. Rowell, on the
charge Of adultery. She denies the charge
and is out on bail to await trial.
Thomas Burnett was found guilty of
stealing an overcoat from Charles G. Van
Storm yesterday, and Judge Bailey decreed
an incarceration for thirty days.
The sale of reserved seats for the Den
Thompson engagement which commences
this evening at the Grand opened yester-
day morning and there is every indication
of his drawing crowded houses.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon the goods
IN tbs cloak ard millinery establishment
of A. T. Williams, 526 NicoIlet avenue, will
be sold by Sheriff Stodderd to satisfy
claims aggregating about $4,000.
4 car load of good work horses and
mules Will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder, Thursday, Oct. IS, at 2 p. m, at
Farrington's yard, opposite tbs hay market.
Don't forget the time and place. We must
sell. VIM. Sayers q Co.
A. 2. Burbank, the elocutionist, gave
readings in the Westminster church par
lors last evening before large audience.
While in the city he will be the guest of
A. M. Scott, the genial and accommo-
dating clerk of Judge Ueland's court.
Yesterday noon Captain Thayer had g
gold watch, valued at $50, stolen. Shortly
afler, Captain West found the watch Sc
creted in boot belonging to Patrick Nc
D0nohue, in the boiler works. The latter
was arrested and will be arraigned to-
day.
There is much excitement among the
millers and elevator men in this city in
consequence of the reported injury from
frosts of the Red river valley. The frost
of September 80 is said to have damaged
one.third of the entire crop, amounting to
four million bushels. Chemists are max
ing an analysis to determine whether the
injured berry will make good flour.
In the matter of the estate of Bethel
Aspinwall, killed at Memphis, Tenn, last
April, letters testamentary were issued yes
terday in the probate court to William
Thomas and J. j. Taylor, of England.
An inventory of the estate aggregating
$4,000 was fled and allowed and order
made for creditors to present claims.
John Lemon and Thomas Evans were
the two burglars who broke into Fred.
Reeves store, at the corner of Ninth strest
and Third avenue, southeast, and who
were captured by Officer Mauer. They
were arraigned before Judge Bailey, but as
the grand jury is in session, they will
probably go before that body without a
preliminary examination.
The case of the state against e. A.
Weeks, charged with an assault with q
dangerous weapon, was continued in the
municipal court yesterday to October 18th
and in default of bail he was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff. A short time
ago Weeks struck Dan Shields on the head
with hatchet, cracking his skull, because
OF his intimacy with Weeks wife.
Professor Dexter has secured additional
help in the way of experienced male and
female nurses from the East to attend to
the wants of his numerous patients who
daily flock to his palatial rooms IN the
Syndicate block. He has eight operating
rooms besides two large reception rooms
the latter being nicely furnished and con-
tanning magnificent new chairs that are
fit for the most fastidious aristocrats of
Europe to recline on.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, {
furious runaway occurred on Nicollet ave
nue., and terminated on Hennepin. 1t wa!
the delivery team of Lindman & Locke
painters, and in his mad career the equine
collided with G. T. Farrington's top buggy
smashing it into smithereens. He finally
broke loose from his wagon, and finding
himself unencumbered he gave an exhibit
ton of his ieetness which astonished the
spectators. He escaped unhurt.
S. F. Pray contemplates the erection o.
another mammoth hotel in Minneapolis
which is to cost half million dollars
provided others will interest themselve!
with him. The buileing will be erected
on the Fifth avenue front of the judo
property which is $50 feet on the avenue
by $50 on Fifth and Sixth streets. At {
meeting held at Hamlin & Browns offic,
on Tuesday night sufficient sum was sub
scribed to warrant belief that its erection
is an assured fact.
The following parties received marriag,
licenses yesterday: c. A. Woodward ani