Daily globe., 1883-07-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The new directory is fast approaching
completion.
A meeting of the city council was held
last evening.
Tho Park Avenue Improvement associa-
ton met last night.
A matinee will be given at the Opera
house this afternoon.
The work of paying Hennepin avenue
will begin next week.
The College hospital has treated 935 "a
tients since it was opened.
Mrs. E. A. Smith and son, of Milwaukee.
are visiting Mrs. Wesley Nell.
Prof. Jannotta of st. Paul will give a
concert at Minnetonka this evening.
The real estate transfers this year, it is
estimated, will aggregate $27,OOO,OO0.
DR.. Collins amputated VIM. Meehan's
legs last evening at the Sisters hospital.
Mary O'Brien, the incorrigible, has again
been sent down thirty days for spree.
Across the Atlantic pleased a goodly
sized audience at Pence Opera house last
night.
William R. N Sylvester and wife, of
Blitz.
William Frances paid fine of 80 yes
terday for disorderly condnct, as did also
S. 'Payette.
| The New Orleans university singers
gave concert last evening at the First
NJ. E. church.
R. P. Meyers, general secretary of the
Milwaukee road, paid flying visit to the
city yesterday.
The sale of seats for the Volkes at the
Grand next week will open at the box Of
flee this morning.
John Emery, of the firm of Emery &
Garland, leaves to-day for an extended
trip to Bay City, Mich.
c. L. Dewey claims that George Blair
employed by him as teamster, has de-
camped with the horses.
Mary Hanley, charged with assaulting
fellow woman, will be tried before Judge
Bailey Monday afternoon.
Mayor Ames has approved the bond of
Perkins, Forrest and Watson for laying
the cedar block pavement
P. Rahan pleaded guilty to firing his
revolver in South Minneapolis, and paid a
fine of 81 and costs, aggregating $4
There are seventeen cases on the special
term calendar for to-day, to be tried be-
fore the judges of the district court.
The Nicollet house lobby is decorated
with a stand of the ''counterfeit present
ments'' of the JannOtte concert company.
| D. McCrancy, down from Clearwater,
says there are 100000 feet of logs hung
up at Clearwater lake and 100000 at Red
| Lake Falls.
The p;caic to be soon held by the Sun
day schc o. children of Father McGolrick's
church will be one of the grandest affairs
| of the season.
| A meeting OF the directors OF the North
western hospital will be held for the pur-
pose of devisng means, the exchequer
having become exhausted.
Hoadly McYeigh, charged with theft will
be examined in the police court on Non
day. He filed bonds in $3.50 for his appear
ance, after pleading not guilty
j. Grundbeck, John Smith and Michael
Burton, chaged with breaking into
| freight car with intent to commit larceny.
were each dismissed by Judge Bailey yes
terday.
James Burke was ayraigned yesterday
upon charge of committing an assault
and battery but as the com plaining wit
ness failed to appear the case was dis
missed.
The treasury OF the Northwestern His
torical association is in depleted condi-
tion and meeting will be held this even
ing to devise ways and means for replen-
ishing it.
Local assembly No. 2,264 of the knights
of Labor will hold their next regular ses-
sion on Monday evening at their for
mer place of meeting. Heaton's hall, Mic
ollet avenue.
The only case filed yesterday in the pro-
bate court was IN the matter of the estate
of John Tostevin, deceased. A petition for
settlement and distribution was filed.
Hearing August G.
The County Prohibition convention hold
meeting atHarrisOn hallthisafternoon at2
o'clock. DelegateswiI be elected to the state
convention which meets here in the same
hall next Tuesday.
The congregation of st. PauI's church
will hold evening services III the Quaker
meeting house, corner Hennepin avenue
and Eighth street until their new church
is ready to worship in.
The only real estate transfer filed yester-
day, worth recording is that Of Mary E.
Mcleod to James N. Thompson of lots
four and five i'll block five Of j. L. John.
sons addition for the sum of $4,000.
The committee of the board of trade ap-
pointed to confer with President Cable in
relation to the extension of the Minneapo
lis d st. Louis road TO Marshall has had a
satisfactory interview with that gentle
man.
Aug. Wehohahn complains that a sneak
thief distracted SO note from his
pockets, while he WAS bathing in the river
Thursday night. He should hang his
clothes on hickory limb, and not go near
the water.
The sleeper on the Albert Lea route
from st Louis, was yesterday detached at
Hopkins station to permit its going di-
rect to Minnetonka with a large party of