Daily globe., 1883-08-07
AIINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

Hennepin farmers are cutting oats.
Iolanthe at the Grand again this even
zng.
A booming business, was that Of the po
ice court yesterday.
The uniform rank Knights of Pythias
will drill this evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated only $30,110.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The investigation into Or. Gates charges
will probably be concluded to-day.
Clerk Dunn, of the municipal court,
reports the recaipts for July to be 81
564.18.
Officer John Olson who has been absent
from the city few days is on his beat
again.
DR.. Elliott's clse for keeping vicious
dog was continued until the 9th in the
police court.
Visit the Boston restaurant for first
GLASS dinner to day. Sullivan will give
you satisfaction.
Melvin Davis and Henry Snyder each
paid fines in the municipal court yesterday
for disorderly conduct
The ComiqUe restaurant has all the del
icacies Of the season on its tables, and
drst-ciass fare is served.
The funeral of Gaorge Heneline will oc-
cur from the residence of T. A. Harrison,
this afternoon at three O'Clock.
4 decision fer defendants was yesterday
given by Judge Lochren, III the Gaze OF G.
j. Bartlescn vs.. j. H. Thompson, ct al.
Reuben Hauser was charged with steal
ing watch, but Judge Bailey could not
see where the proof came in and discharg
ed him.
Tka coroner's inquest upon the remains
of the victims Of Sundays railway acci-
dent will be continued at O'clock lkis
Afternoon:
The head millers of the city viii meet at
the Office of the Northwestern Miller to-
morrow evening, to perfect permanent
organization.
Edward Hanlan and bis party of oa- =
men have gone to Watkins. Hanlan will
meet Courtney there and the long talked of
match will occur.
The railroad telegraph operators at the
Manitoba depot state that they will not
join in strike, in case the railroad
operators are ordered out.
Judge UeIand yesterday performed
marriage ceremony, linking in the bonds
of hymen Mr.. Andrew Franklin and Miss
Charlotte Anderson, of this city.
Work in putting down the large water
main on first avenue south, will be hurried
forward as fast as possible, for the protec-
ton of Nicollet avenue property, in case
of fires.
The Crusaders held their weekly drill
meeting in Catholic Association hail last
evening, and the weekly business meeting
of the society v III occur at the same place
tonight.
Henry Dobner and Joha Porter, under
arrest charged with being pickpockets,
were before Judge Bailey again yesterday,
but secured a continuance until Thursday
afternoon.
Albert Waters, who was arrested for the
larceny of watch chain from J. W. Cook
ingham, had his trial continued until
Thursday before Judge Bailey, and depos-
tied $50 yesterday for his appearance.
Licenses TO wed were yesterday granted
to the following persons: W. H. FELTON,
and Ella Putnam; Andrew Franklin and
Charlotte Anderson; William Strang and
Ellen Cole; Patrick Wizard and Barbara
Malone.
Miss Myrtle Peck, of Michigan, the
equestrIenne who rode against the "Crick.
et," of Kentucky, last fall in Minneapolis
was thrown from her horse in ten mile
race with Nine. Marietta at the Erie races
and fatally injured.
E. Nordburg, Cedar avenue boot and
shoe dealer was attached by thugs while
on his way home Sunday evening, but
succeeded attracting the atten
Sjon of an officer sc
putting the roughs to flight.
The presentation of Iolanthe at the
Grand by the Chicago Ideals was excer
tio4ally good. It was big house, and the
satisfaction with which the first perform
-ance was received is a pretty certain
guarantee for full houses throughout the
~eek.
Tomorrow the Brown Stockings will &c
60 Saltwater to play game with the club
of that city. Prescott and Mccarthy are
catcher and pitcher, respectively, of the
latter club, and Sonny Hoffman will
catch for the Browns, as Fosters hands are
disabled.
Charles II. Mortimer was before hi!
Aon0r yesterday charged with stealing