Daily globe., 1883-08-12

Yesterday marriage licenses were grant
ed to Thomas La Blonde and Adelaide
Mauer, Thomas Cuzuer and Beatrice
Fruen.
George Huhn, register of deeds, tele-
graphed yesterday from Chicago, saying
he would be home some time during the
coming week.
Ex-Alderman Jerry Mccarthy, of ST.
Paul, visited the city yesterday in company
with Capt. Hoy, to see his niece, Miss
Kittie Mccarthy.
The Harmonic Singing society and
friends will go up the dalles of the st.
Croix to-day, on little excursion. Danz's
full orchestra will accompany them.
In reply to the GLOBE reporter, Auditor
Mcdonald said he had assessed Rufus j.
Baldwin the amount of taxation paid back
to Albert johnson as ordered by the court.
Yesterday morning the White Bear train
collided with double team near Clay
mount, and totally demolished the wagon,
but the driver and horses escaped injury.
The resident alumni of Dartmouth have
engaged to give reception to those
among the scientists who graduated from
that college during the coming conven-
tion.
The Hennepin county assessment On
personal property, as equalized by the
city and county boards, is $16,O69,734 for
the current year and $11,651,817 for the
year 1882.
Probate Judge LELAND returned yester-
day from Fargo, D. T., where he had been
on visit for several days. He reports
very good crops in that section, and says
Fargo is an active and vigorous young
city.
Last evening the Journal said, in the
Hill Mandamus case: "The court ruling
throughout seemed to be strongly towards
the side upon which Mr.. Hill appeared"
That is, without doubt, the opinion of all
who were present.
journal: There is a prospect that
Chaplin & Cores Indianapolis saloon, said
to contain $4,000 worth of paintings, and
| second only in elaborate finish, to that of
the Hoffman house, in New York, will be
removed to Minneapolis.
The park commission yesterday voted
to purchase the recent site of the quaran-
THE hospital, ten acres at the stipulated
consideration of $500 per acre. This
will give the Third ward beautiful park
in an admirable location.
This evening at the usual hour meet
ing of branch 1913 of the Irish National
league will be held at ITO Washington
| avenue south. A large attendance is an
Pticipated to listen to prominent speakers
on the present phase of the Irish question
Division No. of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians will hold its semi-monthly
meeting this afternoon at their hall, No.
| ITO Washington avenue south. All mem
bers are expected to be present, as i'm
portant business will come up for consid-
| era ton.
| Next Tuesday Fred H. johnson will be
taken before the municipal court to answer
the charge of obtaining merchandise in the
amount of $187 from G. W. Shuttle under
false pretenses. He says he is not guilty
and can so establish at that time, and his
friends hope he can.
| Doctors Reeves & Turner, founders of
the American Surgical Institute, at India
nap oils, Ind, and who recently removed
to this city, are receiving some very good
testimonials from some of our best bust
ness men in this city. Their Office is loca
ted at III Washington avenue south.
Owing to the humidity of the atmos-
phere the A. o. II. picnic held yesterday
in Murphey's grove was not largely at
tended, and the receipts were sequentIy
light. Festival days or national holidays
ought to be selected for picnics, if the
projectors wish to take in the shekels.
Thomas W. Wears was before Judge
Bailey yesterday for stealing a saddle
from B. Campbell. He pawned his plum
der at Bridge square second hand store
and the proceeds went for red eye He
was arrested while in the act of selling a
harness also stolen. Thirty days with
Sto6dart Is calculated to do him some
good.
The Jay Rial combination will appear
at the Grand on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday nights, and at Saturday matt
nee. The programme will be, Thursday
and Friday "Taken from Life" Saturday
matinee, east Lynne" Saturday evening
Ticket of Leave Man." The GLOBE
readers are fully posted as to the excellent
qualities of the combination.
brutal husband named Henry Lund-
berg was sent to Jail yesterday for thirty
days by Judge Bailey, for manning his
wife for life with fiat iron. The charge
was merely assault and battery, whereas it
should have been assault with dangerous
weapon, which latter crime is peniten-
tiary offense. He is an habituaI drunk
ard, and this was not the first brutal as
| sault upon his wife
There was yesterday filed in the regis
ter's Office plat of the Union cemetery
for promiscuo9s interments. 1t is dedi-
Gated to the public by the Union Cemetery
association, of which Henry Stubbs is
president. and contains 11S lot1, with alleys
and walks; it is a portion of lot 9, in sec
tion 80, town 11S, range %, lying north of
South Minneapolis and Watertown road,
and east Of the outlet of Long lake.
The entire expense of the reception and
entertainment of the Detroit city officials
was borne by Mayor Ames, individual
members of our city council, and few of
our most enterprising citizens, and not
from the city treasury. This is in accord
auce with the principles of the Democratic
portion of our council, which has always
been not to squander the peoples money
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