Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Jumbo is the watchword everywhere.
The grand jury will be in session next
week.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will meet this
evening.
This evening "Mary Stuart" will be pre-
scented at the Grand.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $49,610.
Browns Oomique restaurant is the place
to get good meals at moderate figures.
The funeral of George Hoy, son of Mr..
VIM. Hoy, occurs at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The chamber of commerce election will
occur to-day, and a lively fracas is pre-
dicted.
George Thayer fell from load of hay
yesterday and had his left arm fractured
above the elbow.
The Boston restaurant has good accom-
modations, good corps of walters, and
good bill of fare.
sThe Hunchback" was played by Marga-
ret Mather and her fine company at the
Grand last night before another big house.
The demurrer to complaint ID the case
of Peter Myers VS.. S. G. Bagley was argued
yesterday before Judge Koon and over
ruled.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
met last evening and perfected all arrange
menis for their annual ball to be given on
Friday evening at Market hall.
The heaviest real estate transfer filed
yesterday with the register of deeds was
lots 80 and "a, in block 1 of Steele's addi
tion, from Timothy L. Buckley to the Min
neapolis Union Railway company for $11,-
900.
The city engineer is instructed to adver-
tise for proposals for grading Washington
avenue south, preparatory to tunneling
the Washington avenue railway crossing of
the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul rail-
way.
George, the nine-year old son of William
Hay, died yesterday morning, after one
weeks illness, of eersbro spinal menigi-
It's. The funeral occurs to-day from the
parents residence, 301 Eighth avenue
northeast.
The head millers have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Pres
ident Mathew Walsh, Cataract mill; vice
president, James McDapiels, Washburn A
mill; secretary, Fred j. CLARK, Northwest
ern Miller; treasurer, VIM. Helfrich, An
Choir mill.
The following parties were the happy
recipients of marriage licenses yesterday:
John a. Murray and Phoebe Ohm; Joachim
Paradis and Maria Azileta Ether; August
Stohlton and Emma Herlin; John Berg
and Christine Johnson; Charles Campbell
and Celia dasser; Fred Vein and Marina
Oleson.
The city council by resolution is called
TO meet on the first and third Wednesdays
of each month in regular session at ?
o'clock p. m. instead of at 1870 in the
yesterday failed for want of quorum.
An adjournment was had until Friday
evening.
There will bs lively scramble in the
next Democratic county convention over
the commissionership in the First district.
Baldwin Brown is setting his pins, and will
find hard to beat" opponet in G. P.
Josephs, of the First ward. The race will
be livery stable against pop bottles, with a
good show in favor of ''pop."
The building boom has struck the First
ward in good style. Everywhere on the
prairie are new buildings going up and
the new white roofs are almost as plenty
as snow flakes in winter. John Fleetham
is building a $4,000 residence on his splen-
did grounds between Tenth avenue north
and Broadway. The butchers, Magerus
Bros, are building fine brick store room
and residence to cost $4,000 or $4,000 on
Main street above Tenth avenue north.
John Orth is building everywhere and
erected lately an addition to the tower of
his malt house which looms up towards
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