Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS News.
oFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nicollet house. Office hours from a. m.
o 10 O'Clock p. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

any hour of the twenty-four
The East Side club had social hop last
evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Marcus G. Dunn, of this city, received
patent last week on barrel heater.
New Pool Table and Mirror for sale cheap by
Michael Quaidy, 2l13 Minnehaha avenue.
The Minneapolis Dental association had a ban
auet in NAYS parlors on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Beavers, of London, England, will address
the Reform club this evening at Harrison hall.
G. n. Eastman is the recipient of gold
headed cane from his former associates in bust
ness.
Emma G Gilbert filed note of issue yester-
day in an application for divorce from B. H.
Gilbert.
Hector Baxter, member of the Michigan bar,
was admitted to practice at the bar of this state
yesterday.
In the Plymouth church kindergarten school
there is now an enrolment OF tn rty-seven lit
tie pupils.
There will be regular meeting of G. N Nor
gan Post No. I, G. A. R., at their hall tonight,
for muster
The Catholic Building and Loan association
held regular meeting last eveain., AID trans
acted the. usual business.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. King celebrate thei1 sill
YER wedding this evening at their residence, No.
l,603 Fourth avenue south.
Walter s. Brooks paid fine yesterday in the
municipal court of SIS and costs for committing
an assault upon F. NJ. Williams.
The case of VIM. Smith for the alleged rob-
berry Of s42 from Edwin Synder is continued in
the municipal court to Monday next.
The Art Loan exhibition will be honored this
evening by visit from six couples of young
Minneapolitans, who have dubbed themselves
the Art Party.
Professor Almon B. French delivered a
a lecture last evening at Concert hall on pre-
historic Americans or Ninety Days among the
Mounds of Vanished Race.
grocery team belonging to NJ. B. Lewis,
took fright at the motor yesterday morning on
Eighth street aad INDUCED in runaway result
ing IN the demolition of the wagon.
The Zouave masquerade comes off this even
ing at Market hall at which the remainder OF
the series of entertainments will also occur in
stead OF at Turner hal, las previously announced
The marriage of DR.. E. B. Tier and Miss Min
ME Harrison, which was to have been solemniz-
ed on Wednesday evening" has been postponed
in consequence of the illness of the brides
mother.
The Calender minstrels who opened their en-
tertainment at the Grand last night, paraded the
streets yesterday aud were observed by thou
sands who will witness their performances with
pleasure.
The malano bearing the poetic name OF Mel.
lie Gray Payed her monthly fine of $50 and
costs yesterday. Five spotted doves Of her
Institution paid fine of 80 and costs each
and departed in hilarious mood.
youth ramel Lar5en was arrested on
the charge of stealing seal skin caps from Simp-
son d Henderson and Eicheizer G. Tace. The
stolen property had been returned to tho OWL
ers before they knew they had been robbed.
Three pats were filed in the registers Office
yesterday, VIZ. Mather's outlots of Minneapo
lis, containing twelve lots; Oak Grove addition
consisting of thirty-six lots, and Tousley & La
toms subdivision of the west half of lot 'sOn of
Babbitt's outlOts.
''Major'' Smell, the diminutive apple peddler,
was before his honor of the municipal court
yesterday, to answer to the charge of drunken
ness and was fined IS and costs, in default of
which he was sent to the county Jail for ten DAYS
to reflect on his folly.
The second ball of the season was given last
evening by the Chi Psi society in the new chap
ter hall University avenue About fftv
couples from the twin cities attended and danced
themselves tired TO the sweet strains of Danz's
band. May furnished refreshments.
On the evening of Thursday, the goth inst
the Cooper's annual ball occurs at Market hall
Invitations ont and are gotten up quite
elaborately, being printed on tinted paper In
three colors with cut of a barrel on the end of
which are written in red letters the words BEST
XXXX."
Charles Wicklund was arrested on complaiut
( T,art,- F,r
for customer on the Lord day. The case will
be heard this morning and doubtless Wlcklund
VIII pay penalty for the nob-observance of the
Sunday law "a regards the sale of alcoholic
stimuiaGts.
The following parties received marriage licea-
ses yesterday: James II. Nelander and Mary
Olson; William Thiete and Annie l.. Peterson;
d. 5. n ruan and Annie ary Johnson; Charles
Gl~ns and Amelia Peal: Christian Lee ard
GH-l u Gubeandsen; Martin p 0as and Asuetne
=. Sather; Ajax Adler aud Mary Howe.
For the past few days complaints are being
mgdo against the parties owning teams VI o
haul merchandise from the railroad depots
without procuring licenses in accordance with
the ordnance regulating such traffic. If such
pirles continue toact IN violation of the or
dlnance they viii be arrested and punished.
VIM. Ferguson appeared in court yesterday
morning charged with insulting ladies on the
street, He entered plea of not guilty and the
hearing OF his case was postponed uatil this af-
terno IN, the defendant depositiug S25 for his
appearance. Whom the case was called Fer,ru-
son failed to respond and his money wss for
feited Tor u Disappearance.
a decision was fled by Judge Young yester-
day, in the case of Il. u. Carpenter vs.. The
Motor Line, in which damages are brought in
the sum of 81 ,0O0 by reason Of excavations. etc.
made by the company plaintiffs land. The
Judge decided that defendant Is not entitled to
the relief asked, and that the action mus 81 eft
TO jury 10 determine damages.
Yesterday morning Thomas Gough, who re-
ceutly arrived in the city with his family. and
Is residingat SOS Marshal street northeast. had
qpiJe q narrow IS ape from serious iniary or
death. Whale IN thu act of climbing between
stationary cars they backed mp, catching h :
Zoo, watch he, however, managed 10 extrlcate
with tho exception o5 the heel on which was
produced a badly conSTac ed wound. He was
conveyed 70 DR.. Ames' Office for treatment.
At She annual meeting of the Second Concre-
gstoual Church society, Messrs wymau Eli
o;t, A. Bode, Abrsm Ada.os 4. Il. Drake and
{. il. Cove were elected Trustees. and the fol-
lowing as officers Of tie society for the ensuing
wear: PRECEDENT. {. L. Young; clerk, L. &. Iir-
roll. treasurer, Q. z. * ng, As per report Of
the treasurer, 5000 were given in envelope