Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRELETg.


Prof. Dexter is a! his Minneapolis office to-
day.
TIE grand jury will not convene until the
18th
The Comique restaurant has everything the
market affords.
Frank Ryan has gone to jail for larceny of a
few saddlers' tools.
The Scandinavians will hold banquet at the
Syndicate this evening.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles met last evening for
drill and organization.
Company has abandoned its drill meetings
until the new armory is built.
Fred T. Peeb has ordered for the New st.
Paul's church $4,000 organ.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
amounted in the aggregate to S49,61?.
Visit the Boston restaurant for square meal
or lunch. Open all hours day and night
This evening the Robert Emmett Literary soci-
ETY. gives their grand annual ball at Market hail.
Harriet E. Stone has applied for a divorce
from A. r. Stone on the ground of desertion.
Michael Dowrs, stone cutter, had two ribs
broken yesterday by the breaking Of a derrick
in a south Minneapolis quarry.
hold their regular monthly meeting Friday, Oct.
5, at PSI Nicollett avenue at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Sarah Woodward, of Cleveland, visiting
friends on the East side, met with mishap by
falling down stairs. Her arm was broken.
The funeral of Bernard Gearty, who died sud
denly yesterday morning., occurs this forenoon
at o'clock from the church Of Immaculate
Conception.
The flour mills ceased working yesterday
aftern Don while new post was being placed
under the platform which necessitated the shut
| ting of of TIE water from the canal.
| The Long Meadow Gun club net last evening
| and appointed Gross and G. n. Garfield COM
mites On incorporation, and Haven, Bracket
and Fairfield committee on bylaws.
| At l1:G0 last night black horse attached to
| phaeton with seat in front, and belonging to
Chas. White, 2i9 Nicollet avenue, was stolen
from in front of 6l2 SIKH avenue south.
The heav; est real estate transfer fled yester-
day was the northeast half of the south half of
| block 6, in Emmerson's addition, from Isaac L.
Penny to Nj Aurora Monroe, in consideration of
| $500.
E.. A. Bassett, commander of Pioneer Legion
No. /, select knigts of A. o. U. W., requests,
all knights to meet in their hall over North
western National Dank Tonight LOT OrllI anu
| work in select knights degree.
The case against Orlando Durgan, charged
with the abduction of Matte Hamilton was
dismissed in the municipal court yesterday
! upon motion of the county attorney, there.
being no evidence that the girl had been abb
Quoted.
The assets of e. Y. White & Co. are S131 1000
and the liabilities S144 ,140.72. Among the prin-
-,
Bigelow Case, Milwaukee, $4,000; Henry Rus
| sell, Albany, S10,000 Fogg Bros. & Co., Boston,
| S25, 900; Lacrosse National bank, S9,350.72;
First National bank, Minneapolis, S15,500.
The following are the officers elected by the
society of physicians: President, DR.. Hunter;
vice president, DR.. Hewitt; secretary, DR.. Drew;
treasurer, DR.. E. J. Brown; censors, Drs. Duns-
moor, Moor and Hatch; committee on ethics,
Drs. Hatch, Gates and Hutchins; committee on
entertainment, Drs. Chapman, Patton and Nit
| chell.
George Hughes, Carrie Hughes and Annie
Clair were before Judge Bailey yesterday
charged with another of those drunken jam
ees for which they are becoming noted in Min
| neapoIs. 1t seems that Annie Clair was the
leader, and she paid fine in SIS and costs,
while the other two only paid fines in 81 and
costs each.
The following parties received licenses to we'd
yesterday: Frank johnson and Anna Peterson;
Edmund Jones and Annie Williams; Lorin X.
Lovejoy and Cynthia j. Foster; William Chris
hanson and Josephine Johnson Albert Hanson
and Annie Bernnson; G. W. Ferguson and Mary
Yankey, James r. Canterbury and Lizzie P.
Hanscomb; j. j. Klssman and Mary L. Daniel
8 IN; John .. Knoble AID Louisa Larson.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Ryan was arrested
by Capt. Chase on the charge of stealing tools
valued at 81 from Alden's hardware store. on
Main street, e. D. He sold the tools, consist
ing of a shears and knife, at Savage's second
hand store, South Washington avenue and was
identified by the clerks in that establishment
as the man who sold them. He was brought
before honor of the municipal court who SEN
fenced him to twenty days on the rock pile in
default of fine and costs amounting to $3.50.