Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBEL cts.

Prof. Dexter will be at his Minneapoii
Office 10 Gay.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated S4o,1e5.
L. P. Plummer post, G. A. B., held
weekly meeting last evening.
meeting Of the reception committee
on the Armory ball will occur this evening
Tbs attendance at the art loan increases
daily, and success financially is now an
assured fact
George n. Morgan post, G. A. R., will
hold its annual meeting for election OF
officers this evening.
The council viii assume the considera-
ton of the Northern Pacific ordinance at
7:3O o'clock tomorrow evening.
This mild weather is greatly in favor of
the West hotel contractors who are taking
all possible advantage of the same.
The sale of reserved seats at the Grand
for the Boston Ideals operate season, will
open at the be- Office this morning.
The expense of keeping the bark and ice
from in front of the water works for tie
month of October, amounted to 1866.
A werra. was Issued to Sheriff Stoddart
yesterday, the arrest OF George Turnell,
of E len Pra..ie, who is supposed to be
insane.
evening TO e'scs officers for the ensuing
year. Tas posi- has nov on its roll up
ward OF 500 members.
The mooth.y meeting of the Northwest
ern Hospital association held monthly
meeting at the Friends church yesterday
and transacted routine business.
The attendance at Pence Opera house
continues good each night. The stock
company give fair presentation of the
drama a Woman of the People"
Harry Liverman's Genuine Colored min
strels went to Anoka yesterday. Tney..wlll
return on Monday and open weeks sea-
son at Pence Opera house that night.
The post norton examination upon the
remains OF Patrick Foley, who died sud
denly on Wednesday, revealed the fact that
the deceased came 10 his death from
appopexy.
Yesterday vas dull day in Minneapolis
from almost every standpoint. With dis
agreeable rain falling all day, there was
little stir, 9ud consequently little of iTn-
portauce 10 chronicle this morning
The case Of Ann Bsrnum vs. the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway COM
pany, still occupies the attention of Judge
LocAren a1d jury. About ten witnesses
testified for the defend Mt yesterday.
Journal: The Pence Opera house show
business seems 20 be getting OF it's Iastlegs
Col. Woods recently dropped out, leaving
advertising bills unpaid. and now it is re-
ported that Grant IS gong. leaving adver-
Using 5ills ditto.
Daniel Fife seems to be I brave brute.
That Is, he had the courage to assault a
woman. lena Johnson he was before
his honor yesterday and as 2 result, at the
conclusion Of taxing evidence, Fife paid a
fine in the SUN u $l5 and costs.
Henry Francis is the name of the man
who was run in while he was endeavoring
cion that he had rot come honestly in pos
session of the same. Pending an invesi-
CATION Francis is held in dursnce.
F. 4. Bartlett, who was out under $500
bonds to appear before his honor yester-
day to answer to the charge of embezzle-
ment in the sum of S21, preferred by
Plant * Peterson, detaulted, and his bonds
were declared forfeited. To pay $500 for
S21 Is an expensive business.
A. C. johnson, WAC was arrested by Off,
Ger Laurens upon suspicion of being g
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paid fine of s. yesterday. He is the man
who was endeav1ring TO sell TO Green, the
second hand ''cloiing" man a kit of moul-
der's tools when the officer took him in.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Suffrage association will be held
Friday, Dec I, at 3 .. n., at the residence
Of Martina @. Ripley, No IS South Eightr
street. Business Of IN pOrtsnce; an inter
teresting NEE nc auticipated. Martha
Angel Dorsett, cores ending secretary.
Adjutaat Ceaeral Hswley has issued
orders to tle captain of ordnance TO fur
nlsh arms AID all necessary equipments
to the Wolfe fore Rides of this city. The
company will give an exhibition drill a;
new Turner asH DR. Wednesday eveniEg
Dec. IS. AMI from the elaborate prepare
tions oe.aE mace and me nightly drillings
of the company Ia Zauave hall, First Ser
geant NalIy and Captain MoArdle are con.
ident that tne sn5erzsinment will prove 6
gratifying success.
a society Of yonnE men connected with
the Plymouth church organized under the
style of the Plymouth confreres, has open
ed q reading room in the church parIors
on the first floor with entrance On Eighth
street. A large amount of periodicals
supply the reading matter, and these will
be increased from time to time by contri
buttons. The rooms will be kept oper
each night for young men, and the young
ladies of the church propose to keep the
rooms open two or three afternoons each
week for the benefit of ladies.
Little Giants Anniversary.
This evening General Reynolds Littl,
Giants Bible class of the Centenary NJ. E