Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
up to ) o'clock segregated $47,320.
W. ". Taylor for disorderly conduct,
paid fine of $40 and costs yesterday.
Tn public school teachers will meet at
The n school building this morning.
-sa Comique restaurant has host of
pG.rcA5, and big business in the result.
Jre admission to the gallery at the
Grand has been reduced to twenty-five
cents.
Bee 1tiful souvenirs of Margaret Matber
are b ng distributed free at j. R. Elliot's
store n Nicollet avenue.
A. =. Maxwell was kicked in the side by
vici rs horse, and sustained two broken
ribs Id fractured hip bone.
a meeting of the executive committee
of the Womans Christian Temperance
union will be held at O'Clock thi. after
noon.
meeting of the public school teach
ers was held at the high school yesterday
morning, with good general attend
ance.
v. y. Forbes, accused of committing en-
assam. and battery upon Q. F. Swanson
was dismissed in the municipal court yes
terday.
The board of tax levy will meet On
Tuesday at the court house, for the pur-
pose of fixing the rate of taxation for the
next year.
frankie Gray, demi-monde, called up
on Judge Bailey yesterday and left $3.50,
her monthly contribution to the city and
to Bethany home.
A largely attended meeting of George
n. MorIan post, G. A. R., was held last
night, when a number of new members
were must cred in.
DR.. Fl. H. Kimball has been elected
consulting physician of the Sisters hos
pital, and Drs. f. Bent and W. j. Burns
members of the visiting staff.
Frank Orocker will give an exhibition of
fancy SKATING at the opening of the roller
skating rink this evening. A new floor has
been laid and the building beautifed.
Baron Won Badensee, of Turnhalle fame
in the first ward, who has been nursing e
mans .rd roof over the left optic, is on the
street again, greeting his numerous
friends.
The following manageable parties re-
oeived licenses to wed yesterday: Gust
Nelson and Christine Johnson; John Kolci
and Annie Soltis; Michael Mulcahy and
Mary Coakley.
n iior Snell the dwarf with an i2coTrI
gible appetite for forty rod whiskey was
before Judge Bailey again yesterday. lie
received a suspension of sentence Enaer
good behavior.
Ebert Boyer wanted drink early yes
tsrday morning. He found the saloon
door clcsed and attempted TO kick it in.
He was arrested and in the municipal
court yesterday paid fine Of S. and costs.
Candidates for alderman m the first
ward to succeed Al. Nelson are numerous.
John Fieetham, D. 8. Johnson, Louis
Schultz, Frank Kohler, Adam Schnecken-
berger and others are already working to
get the caucus nomination.
The heaviest real estate transfer fled
yesterday with the register of deeds was
lots IL and II, block %, of Snyder &
Company's first addition to Minneapolis,
from Maurice R. Todd to Joseph R. Glenn
ents, for consideration of SIS, ZOO.
The valuation of real estate in Henne-
pin county, outside the city of Minneapo-
lis, as given by the assessors, is $3.50, AL
The town of Richfield is ahead, the valua-
lion being S1,3S9,48O. As heretofore Civ
en- in these columns the assessed valuation
of the city is upward Of SIS, 100000.
il. johnson and Robert G. Kalkoff were
arrested for dumping offal upon another
mans property. They were ignorant of
the ordinance, which was read to them by
the judge, who let them GO under sus-
pension of sentence, the prisoners promis-
ing not 20 violate the ordinance again.
The millers claim shat all the sit
troubles between the millers and tie rail
way companies have bsen satisfactorily
adjusted, and that the whole was 'a tenn
pest i'll tea pot" Whether this latter be
sruo or not, it certainly has been very
boisterous tempest, and has given parties
interested an opportunity to vent their
pent W feelings.
John Burke, of Corcoran, met with an
accident the other night while on lis way
horne from town. The equine which he
drove Ras partially blind and the night
being dark, it got of the highway and fell
into swamp, from which the vehicle, with
man and beast, was extricated by some
good Samaritans that passed that way.
The horse and rig were slightly damaged,
but the driver fortunately escaped unhurt.
The Rete Theta Pi fraternity have organ
lied chapter in Minneapolis, under most
promising circumstances. The following
officers were elected: President, George
Z. Decker; Independents, H. A. o. De-
LAND, D. A. Jaggard; secretary, W. G.
Spigne; treasurer, @ 81. Dixon; executive
committee, Messrs. Decker, Spigne, Dixon,
G. S. Thompson and s. L. Baker; standing
committee, O. B. Holmes, Rev. NJ. D.
Shutter and A. Miller.
Burglars entered the saloon of Jacob
Becker, Nicollet island, on Thursday
night, and took from behind the bar pile
of small change amounting to S. and So
worth of good Havana cigars. A young
man who is known to have been in that
state OF impecuniosity called ''dead broke"
before The commission of the burglary has
been observed to smoke fragrant cigars
and display quite number of dime pieces