Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-11
mrNNEAPozIs GLoBELETs.


meet this evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregate S177,769.
The Boston restaurant is open night and
TO accommodate the public.
The Comique restaurant never closes Its
doors. Meals at all hours.
Doc HedderIy has come out with new
scheme for increasing our water power.
There is force OF twenty-five men at
work on the Northern Pacific railway
bridge.
A plat of Seth Abbott's addition to Min
neapolis, containing $50 lots, was filed yes
terday.
The man who stole ]. G. Oswald's two
horses, and who was arrested at Granite
Falls, is now in the city lookup.
The ladies of the Centenary NJ. E.
Church society will give an oyster supper
at the social tomorrow evening.
Mayor Ames' letter to the committee
now engaged in investigating the insur-
auce robbery was not read at the meeting
yesterday.
John Riley allowed his left hand to come
IN contact with circular saw In Blsbee's
factory, and he now nouns the loss OF
two fingers.
The great question which is exciting
Minneapolis is that of the twenty-five per
cent. insurance extortion. 1t is in every
body's mouth.
A j. Creigh, charged with assault and
-,,o,, pa,,r-7 Was Discharged
yesterday, the complaining witness failing
to appear against him.
A fire broke out about 1910 yesterday,
IN the residence of Shadrack Parsons, III
First avenue south. The damage was in
considerable as the fire was nipped IN the
bud.
Judge Iceland, of the probate court,
spent portion of yesterday afternoon at
902 Hawthorne avenue for the purpose of
examining into the alleged insanity of
widow residing thereat.
The Sisters fair was we'll attended last
evening. During the rest of this week the
hall ought to be filed to overlooking by
persons with cash in their pockets. The
enterprise deserves the patronage of all.
Yesterday the following persons receiv-
ed licenses to we'd: W. F. Bragg and
Mary NJ. Taper, William NJ. Blackinton
and Nellie B. Fletcher, Peter p. Rice and
Carrie Hovey, Paul Koch and Mary A,
Stawick.
D. w. c. Durgin, D. D., president of
HiIlsdaIe college, delivered lecture last
evening before the Baptists attending the
conference on ICELAND" 1t was quite in
teresting and listened to with rapt atten-
ton.
1t is the opinion of many citizens that
the real mode of solving the 25 per cent.
advance in insurance rates problem lies in
the power of non board companies. Mil
Iers are securing policies as fast as posi-
bic in pon board companies.
Agasoline stove exploded early yester-
day morning in the fruit and candy store
of J. N. Fitzgerald at 422 Hennepin ave
nue.. The fire department was promptly
on the ground and extinguished heincipi-
ent confagration before much damage
was done.
Dennis Harrington was arrested at the
instance of his brothers. wife, Emma Hsr
rington, charging him with keeping his
saloon open on Sunday. At first he pleaded
not guilty, but afterwards withdrew it and
substituted it with guilty. He paid fine
of ton dollars and costs.
The articles of Incorporation of the
Tribune Job Printing Company filed a
few days since with tue Secretary of State,
were filed yesterday in register Hahn's
office. The incorporators are D. Biakely,
A. G. Blakely, G. A. Mitchell and G. Bah
cock. The capital stock shall be $4,000
to be paid in as the dire ctors shall will it.
The Indebtedness at any time shall not
exceed $4,000.
The sad news reached the city yesterday
that Miss Hattie Emery, a teacher IN the
public schools of Minneapolis for many
years, had died of fever at Lewiston,
Maine, while on q vacation. She accom-
panied Prof. z. M. Woodman to this city
many years sgo and had taught success
fully as a teacher ever since. She had
many warm friends in this city, who will
regret TO learn of her demise.
The typos" in setting up the article on
che ''Irish Vest' in yesterdays GLOBE
made the reporter say that Shane O'Neil
was the victor of Benburb. 1t was Owen
Roe O'Neil who displayed such military
genius at that battle as to deserve the en-
comium of the great Napoleon. The COM
positor omitted his name entirely, thereby
making the writer guilty of historical
blunder for which he is not responsible.
Clerk Davenport yesterday completed
the calendar for the October term of the
district court, which makes showing Of
43S civil and three criminal cases. OF the
43S civil cases, Ill are personal tax cases,
forty-nine are cases continued from the
former calendar, and 278 are cases never
before on the calendar. The three GRIM
inal cases are those of the state against
William F. Thompson, for larceny of
money from Farnham & Loveioy; Il. G.
Merritt, for the larceny of goods from
car in the Manitoba yard; o. M. Bates, for
the larceny of horse. Thus far there are
thirty-one other criminal cases to be
brought before the grand jury.
Sidwelrs band, which is engaged by the
managers of the Sisters fair to play at
Market hall during the week, was pro-
hibited last evening by the Y. M. G. 4.
from playing on the balcony, on the
ground that the music would disturb their
prayer meeting. Mr.. Sidwen stated to a
GLOBE reporter that he did
not anticipate such prohibition,
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