Daily globe., 1883-10-31
hINNEAPOLIs GLOB ELErS

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S49,52S.70.
Grant Bell is under arrest, charged with
malicious destruction of property.
Go to the Boston restaurant for your
meals and you will be we'll treated.
Harry Livermore is organizing min
strel troupe, which will soon take the road.
The Irish American social club will give
party in Market hall, on November 16.
Gust A. Frober and Selma q. Wester-
man were granted license to marry yes
terday.
The L. P. Plummer Post G. A. R. will
meet in B. F. Coles Office this evening for
muster.
Mr.. E. F. Thomas suffered compound
fracture of his left leg, the result of run
away accident.
Miss McAll1ster will appear in matinee
at the Grand this afternoon. "Arah ma
Pogue" is the bill.
The annual meeting Of the Society of
Fine Arts was held at the residence of Mrs
John Crosby last evening.
The prohIbitionists rallied with a will at
Harrison hall last night. GET the balance
of the power is the watchword.
Thomas Stevenson is charged with keep
ing a vicious dog and will be given trial
in the Municipal Court on Saturday.
The sale of seats to the Tourists" en-
gagement at the Grand TIE last of the
week will open at the box Office this morn
ing.
Henry Douglass little four year-old son
fell down stairs at his home on the east
side and fractured his shoulder yester-
day.
A plat of Cleveland's subdivision of
blocks 2, 8, 4, 13, IA and Is in Emma Abb
bott park was filed yesterday with Regis
ter HUM.
Ray Earle, First street domi-monde
mistress, paid $3.50, and five "boardeIs'
each paid $3.50 into the Minneapolis court
treasury yesterday.
The specimens of gold which were
brought from Dakota by Geo. Schench,
were yesterday taken to Prof. Dodge, Of
the university for analysis.
The Vests have finally decided to make
the West hotel an eight story structure
with an ornamental roof and tower. 1t
will truly be an imposing structure.
Nathan Rogers paid fine ia thepolice
court yesterday which aggregated $11.55,
all because he, being pugilistically in
clined, polished of the heao of one James
Bank.
A fair house Witnessed the presentation
of ''Ingomar" by Miss McAllister at the
Grand last evening. The season closes
this evening with that pretty little drama
| ''Rosedale."
At the meeting of the base ball CLUB last
evening at the Nicollet house it was shown
that large amount of stock had been
subscribed. and the association is now an
assured SUCCESS.
One of the notorious Doris brother,
who are the terror of South Minneapolis,
was brought in last night by Officers
Schroeder and Grace, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
President J. j. Hill states that the new
union depot will be completed and opened
in May next. The event will be celebrst-
ed in appropriate demonstration by the
citizens of Minneapolis.
Al. Schaefer will build music and
darce hall on Sixth street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth avenues south. 1t
will be 60x90 feet, with stage and gal
lery, and will be completed by Christmas.
Six of the "plain drunks" arraigned be-
fore his honor yesterday were fortunate
enough to possess the requisite with which
to liquidate their fines of S. and costs
each, thereby saving their respective ear
casses a term in the county Jail.
James Murphy and NJ. Fleming, the two
young crooks who stole Al. Creighs horse
and buggy on Friday night, were held to
await the action of the grand jury by
Judge Bailey yesterday. Neither could
furnish his bond in $500, and consequently
were remanded to the custody of Sheriff
Thompson.
Peter Coleman, young man employed
as brakeman on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul road, got the two first fingers
and thumb of the right hand SO badly
jammed yesterday while coupling cars
that he was removed to DR.. Ames' Office
where they were amputated. He resides
on Tenth avenue south, near Washington.
A painful and delicate surgical opera
ton was performed late on Monday night
upon A. Guimon, proprietor of the Royal
| restaurant, 626 Nicollet avenue. It was
the removal of strangulated hernia on
the left side which required the attention
of four surgeons-Drs. Ames, Anderson
Woodling and Moore. The patient is do
| ing nicely.
The editor of the Journal was knocked
out in one round few months ago for
grossly insulting Miss Phosa Nc
Allister, a lady of irreproacheble
character, and now because he was
soundly thrashed the Journal takes
occasion to renew its abuse of the lady in
question. The cause of these attacks are
too transparent to have the slightest inhu
ence in Minneapolis.
The Humane society met yesterday
afternoon and partially arranged the pro-
gramme for an entertainment which will
be given on the 10Th of November. The
Misses Allen and Clara Thompson will give
! recitations and addresses will be delivered
! by Revs. Walden and Simmons. The
music will onsist of orchestral and solos,
| and the former will be under the direction