Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-20
ar1NNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs


to keep out of print.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $73,9S5.
The lumberman are sending large num-
bers of men into the woods.
at the present time the patients at the
College hospital number fifty.
The Electric Light company have plenty
OF water to run its wheels again:
TIE Crusaders T. A. society will meet at
Catholic Association hall this evening.
The Boston restaurant furnishes good
meals at all hours for reasonable prices.
New pool table and mirror for sale
cheap. Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
The incaDdescent electric light will
illuminate the new chamber of commerce
building.
James Murphy, an old offender, was yes
terday sent up for thirty days for stealing
Two coats.
andrew Democrat paid fine yesterday
OF IS for instigating a row on the Bohe
milan fats.
Burglars broke into F. L. Uggla's saloon
IL Watertown on Saturday night and stole
about $50 Al money.
The gospel meeting held last evening at
the rooms of the city mission was led
by Rev. Z. n. Walcott.
The sale Of seats for Callender's min
strol5 will open ut the box Office of the
Grand TO morrow morning.
John Sundbsrg was charged by his VI g
Nary with making an assault upon her,
bit Judge Bailey discharged John.
Ben Colbraith. of the coruer of Sixteenth
avenue south and Twenty third street, who
Is deranged mentally, is in the lookup.
The Minneapolis aud st. Louis trains
now run on the new standard tine. The
other roads will adopt it on Sunday next.
IN the case of Lounenberg against Pen
ny, for $4,000 damages, the jury yester-
day bought in verdict OF one dollar for
plaintiff.
The first services held in the Central
Baptist church will be a Thanksgiving
union service by all the Baptist churches
in the city.
A team of horses stolen from Frank
Mackey two months ago have been recov
cred in Wisconsin, but the thief has not
been captured.
Burgler5 broke into small secondhand
clothing store owned by Sam. Green, on
Washington avenue south, and tole some
$25 worth of old traps.
The photographs of company 1 have
been taken by Floyd and mounted in a
frame 34x6O inches and placed on exhibit
tion in Eustis Bros window.
If you haven't paid your water rents by
tomorrow night, the supply will be turned
off. force of ten men will start out to-
morrow morning upon this mission.
p. III. Hilary is booked for lecture in
Market hall, on Saturday evening, upon
CHOW to strike successfully; which will
you -aristocracy or democracy"
The stock of clothing in the store of j.
v. Drauge in the Ainshrimer Il Jacoby
block, No. 1923, south Washington aven-
ne, was damaged about $4,000 by being
flooded from burst water pipe.
The council committee on fire depart
ment had meeting yesterday NOR ming
and prepared number of reports, which
will be submitted to the regular NEE ting
of the council tomorrow night.
John Whitman, of Minneapolis, was Sc
verely injured at Buxton, d. T., on Satur-
day by falling into an uncovered we'll on
the premises of the Northern Pacific road.
A suit for damages will probably result.
The art loan will open this evening at 8
O'Clock with appropriate ceremonies. An
address will be given by DR.. j. H. futile,
pastor of the Church of the Redeemer.
Select music will also form part of the
programme.
j. w. Hankinson and VIM p. Norton,
Jr., have applied for 5000 reward for the
capture and conviction of Archibald Arbo,
who stole horse from John Norton for
which he was sentenced to three years.
imprisonment at Saltwater.
The old case against Byron 7. Clark,
charged with obtaining $1,000 from G. W.
Van Dusen & Co., upon forged wheat
checks, was brought up again in the po
lice court yesterday. The examination
was continued until Nov. IS, at 8 a. m.
In the case of the State against Delvin
Cotton for obstructing public highway
in the town of Brooklyn, the jury found
the defendant guilty. A stay of proceed
ings has been granted and defendant is
placed under bonds to make his appearance.
Ben Kalberg, crank, was conveyed in
the patrol wagon to the probate court
yesterday to be examined by Judge Ue-
land. That funotionary being absent, the
crank was returned to the lookup to await
an examination of his mental condition to-
day.
At the National league meeting last
Sunday evening President Ed. McDermott
paid well-deserved compliment to VIM.
Louis Kelly, Esq, of st. Paul, who drafted
the resolutions adopted By the Irish state
convention which recently met in this
city.
Joseph Moore was arraigned in the po-
lice court yesterday, charged with unlaw-
fully abstracting the sum of So from the
till of a saloon owned by George Bern dgen
on north Second street. Judge Bailey
found him guilty and sentenced hi m to
twenty days imprisonment.
In the suit for $4,000 dam ages brought
against the Minneapolis s St. Louis Rail-