Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
MINNEAPOLIS G1oBeLEgs.

The real estate transfers fied yesterday
aggregated $77,O
Ferguson's "Chinese Dude" may be seen
st the Grand this evening.
The Hanlon's closed their season 10 a
light audience at the Grand last evening.
Visit the Boston restaurant for solid
and liquid refreshments of the best quail
ity-
Benjamin Davenport wac admitted to
tue bar yesterday on motion of Attorney
Higgins.
Harrington Bros. have returned from
Ocookston and Grand Forks after having
sold car load of horses in each town.
The Ames Zouaves will give grand ball
IN the Turner hall tomorrow evening, Fri
dag the 2Sth The Italian string band
viii discourse its sweet strains.
L. P. Piummer Post No. 80, G.. A. r.,
Will hold 8 meeting at B. F. Coles Office
this evening to muster ali honorRbly dis
charged soldiers as charter members
Tbs heaviest real estate transfer filed
yesterday Vas part OF lots Is and Il-6Ox
Lz5 feet-in block I6 Of Wells, SAMPSON
& BeIIs addition, from Eleanor W. Hatch
to Mary Rlvin Boshart in consideration of
$4,000.
Pence Opera house was filed again last
evening. It's a big week for Manager
Wood. The matinee yesterday afternoon
was also q big success, from the size o. the
house. The female mastodons ara catch
lag on immensely.
Officer Schroeder lost yesterday = watch
CHARM containing miniature picture of
hcs. Schroeder and sister. Any ORG find
tag it and leaving the same at police
headquarters or at the GLOBE Office will be
handsomely rewarded.
Devotional exercises, consisting OF the
rosary and beRediction OF tae holy sacra-
ment, commenced in the church Of the In
naculate conception last Monday evening
to continue for ten days from that date.
The recital of the rosara begins every
evening at half past seven.
The clerk of the district court issued
marriage licenses to the following par
ties yesterday: Jesse Mckinney and Julia
z. Woodmau, Alcn8o Mesks and Mary J.
Mills; Jacob Knadson and Elina Nelson;
Martin Olson and Matte Evenson; Will
helm RAINBOW and Sophia GramBoth-
Father Hoban o. Holy Rosary church
WAS hurt ia the recent railroad accident
nsar St. Louis. He was on his way back
from Kentucky. On receiving the sad in
Eelligenoe Father Meski Immediately left
10 attend him. Father Hoban is esteemed
~ ali who know him and it is ardently
hored thathe IS not seriously Injured.
Alonzo Flamen, arrested OF tuesday by
Detective HankinsOn for attempting to
rob EMIL Johnson, and who subsequently
tried to commit suicide II the lookup by
hanging himself with leather 5els, was
aC-Gignsd in the municipal court yestsr-
day and held to the next grand jury in
S 900 bail Ha deolars he will shuttle of
the mortal coil ere the next grand jury
5J5s.
Sergeant NalIy, the instructor 81 the
Wolfe Tone Rifles. had all his household
property destroyed IL the recent fire at the
corner of Fourteenth avenue South and
Washington. He was al work when the
IOnhagrGtiOn occurred, and his wife and
1aild had barely time 70 get out OF the
hUruIng building. Ths new military com
PaD7 ia inclined to act generously toward
their popular drill master By presenting
him with & testimonial on account of the
loss he has sustained, but the sergeant is
too proud to accept it.
The following criminals we're sentenced
yesterday 70 one ye ars' imprisonment at
saltwater. Charles Toma for the larceny
Of $50; Charles Oullamore, for the larceny
OF a COW from j. L. Kieohie: Alexander
Mcintosh and James II. Kennedy for rob
bing j. n. Chase, Of pocket book contain
iag So and George Sands for the burglary
OF TaYlor's stOrei Phillip Hopkins "a
ooiored many Who stole four pair of pan
tsl9ons from the III. T. K. clothing house
was sent to the county jail for swo months
and Chas. d. Ogbdrn, accused of embez-
ling $50 from j. j. Case, pillow company.
was discharged as the graRa jury failed to
i1d an indictment.