Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Prof. Dexteo is at his Minneapolis Office
to-day.
A meeting of the city council will be
held this evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $76,339.
Den Thompson will open at the Grand
tomorrow evening.
A goodly sized audience visited Pence
opera hopse last night.
Miss Dolly FIeetham won the silver set
voted for at the Mercy hospital fair.
This afternoon the Minneapolis Rifle
club will have practice shoot on the east
side range.
An electric light pole has been erected
at the corner of Third street and First
avenue South.
The Boston restaurant serves meals at
all hours, and has always on hand choice,
brands of liquors and cigars.
George Rome, farmer, reports that he
was held up by foot pads, in the suburbs
and robbed of $47 in money.
The park commission does not appear
to be able to get quorums. Not session
has been held for nearly two months.
For shooting at a man in street broiI,
Charles Jones was committed to the county
jail for sixty days yesterday by Judge
Baily.
President Palmer of the Press club, an
nounces the appointment of the following
standing c)mmittee on emusements: A, G.
Harris, G. S. Bartram, E. A. Atterbury.
Yesterday morning a young man named
Henry Dixon, employed in a shingle mill
on the east side, lost three fingers from
his left hand in g jointer.
Berthsm Slattedahl, native of Sweden.
and Fredick Gigley, native of Switzer-
land, yesterday declared their int ntions
of becoming citizens of the United States.
There were filed yesterday with the reg
lister of deeds, plats of Whitney's sub-divis-
ion of lot ''E," Rabbits outlets; Mills &
Pratts addition, and Maben & Whites ad-
dition to Minneapolis.
The heaviest real Eestate transfer filed
yesterday was seven lots in Remington's
third addition to Minneapolis, and six lots
in Remington Park, fourth division, from
Philo Remington to Louis F. Menage, for
$4,000.
A car load of good work horses and
mules will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder, Thursday, Oct. is, at 2 D. m. at
Farrington's yard, opposite the hay market.
Don't forget the time and place. We must
sell. VIM. Sayers & Co.
A. P. Burbank, the noted elocutionist.
gives an entertainment this evening at
Westminster church parlors. Those who
heard Mr.. Burbank at the Academy of Mu
sic about six years ago, will be glad to hear
him again, and he will doubtless draw a
big audience.
Licenses to wed were yesterday granted
to the following applicants: VIM. Gamer
on and Margaret Smith; John johnson
and Della Smith; Nels Larson and Chris
tine Megus; L. j. Franklin and Low
Choeley; r. A. Filling and Jennie Brit
man; L. P. Hanson and Anna Hanson; E.
johnson and Ida Bergland.
Burglars made big raid out in the
vicinity of Portland avenue on Sunday
night. Seven houses were entered, and
total of 5000 worth of property stolen.
Gee. Koegel lost 800 IN money, a gold
watch and chain valued at $500, Jewels
and ornaments valued at $50, and dresses
and linen to the amount of $50 more.
Aid. Lawrence lost 1925 in cash and few
trinkets. From R. D. Beede's a watch was
taken, but while the burglar was in a girls
room she awoke and screamed, whereupon
the marauder-whom the girl alleges was
a womsn-fed. A pocketbook containing
81 was stolen from 81. b. Wilson's resi-
dence, few trifes were taken from E. H.