Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-20
MINxEApoLrs aLoBELEGs.

Inc case dGdlu5I A6Do cuOpiSys
with larceny was dismissed yesterday.
A meeting of the pubic school teachers
will be held in room G o. the high school
this morning.
In the district court yesterday a demur-
rer was overruied in the case Of James E.
Rich VS.. Edwin Parker.
The new post of TIE G. A. 2. will meet.
this evening in the hall of the Morgan post,
corner NiccIlet and Third street.
G. A. Pillsbury & Co. are building a
100000 bushei capacity elevator adjoining
the Pillsbury 4 mill on Main street.
Alderman Eichborn will build a fine
tenement row of houses at the corner of
Hoyt and Seventh avenues northeast.
The Minnesota Temple Commaudery
No. 1, P. c., gave their initial sociable of
the season at Market hall last evening.
Prof G. A. Gregory has organized a
brass band in South Minneapolis under
the caption of the Harvester Works band.
Thomas Rogers is under arrest charged
with erecting wooden building within
the fire limits. He will be tried on Mon
day.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles met for drill last
evening, and adopted constitution and
bylaws for the government of the organ
ization.
The arraignment of prisoners indicted
by the grand jury begins on Monday next,
when the date for trial will be set upon the
calendar.
There will be a special meeting of the
a. o. H, division No. I, Sunday afternoon
at 9 p. m, in the hall at 10 Washington
avenue south.
At the last meeting of the Catholic
Building and Loan association j. H.
Nevins was elected manager, vice P. P.
Carroll resigned.
Duncan Campbell, the man who was run
over by a freight car in the Manitoba yards
on Wednesday night, died at the College
hospital yesterday.
Sarah Weeks, against whom charge OF
drunkenness has stood in the police court
for about a week, was discharged yester-
day for some reason.
One Of the footpads who slugged F.
Kelly and then tumbled him of the West
ern avenue bridge upon the tracks below,
was arrested yesterday.
The only business Of interest transacted
IN the probate court yesterday was the
making of a decree Of distribution in the
matter OF the estate of James Fox, de-
ceased.
Judge LELAND yesterday conducted an
examination in the matter OF the alleged
insanity OF Benjamin Maxon, who now lies
IN The College hospital in a state Of men
tel iubecility.
The monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held at three O'Clock this afternoon.
a meeting of the executive committee is
called for two o'clock.
George Clark, an employe in one of the
saw mills, allowed his left hand to come
too close to g circular saw which was in
operation, and he now mourns the loss of
a portion of that member.
Sea &c Co., who opened their magnificent
stock of goods at the old Cotton block on
Nicollet avenue on Thursday are delighted
with the reception they have received by
Gae people or minneapolis.
The case against Rudolph G.. Fisher,
charged with robbing John Johnson of
$50 several months ago, was continued IN
til the 25th. Meanwhile the case will be
Investigated by the grand jury.
Charles W. Anderson was arrested at the
instance Of Dora Helsem, who charged
him with stealing a pair of double blan-
kets. He was tried before Judge Bailey
resulting in sending him up for thirty
days.
The investigating committee failed to
do any work yesterday afternoon, owing to
the absence of Capt. Merriman, the chair
man, from the city. An adjournment was
O'Clock.
Col. Walker announces that the public
will have an opportunity of testing the
sawdust and peat fuel, made under the
Walker & Bratt patents, in q few days.
The machinery is now at work at the
Leighton saw mill.
4 seduction case is pending wherein
the complaining witness will be twelve
year old girl, and the defendant married
AAtAA- P"hANto VI WILL yCoAo SlO' Aho
mother OF the girl will insist upon a pros
ecution of the case.
The grape vine dispatch received on
Thursday by the GLOBE representative re-
-Iative to the nonin5iotment of Patrick Nc
Donough by the grand jury was veeifed by
the prisoner being discharged on motion
of the county attorney.
The state Woman's Suffrage association
will hold convention in Minneapolis, be-
ginning Monday next. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe will dsliver lecture upon the work
of the association IN the Centenary NJ. E..
church Monday evening.
In the case of the North Star Boot and
Shoe company against Joseph W. Ladd,
defendant, with James A. Loveioy as
claimant, the court yesterday filed an Or
der denying a motion to make complaint
more definite and certain.
Lunaberman: At least eight Of the Min
neapois lumber firms will carry ever about
100000 feet Of logs each and will cut a
quantity of logs much less than they would
if they had no stock for next year, but from
all We can gather the crops of '64 will be
larger than that of 'S3.
The following candidates for matrimo-
NAL honors received licenses to wed vester-