Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-02
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

J.B. Spawart, charged with larceny, was
discharged yesterday.
"For Life" drew goodly sized audi
ence at Pence last night.
The ladies of Harmon yChapter o. E. S
give a social party at Masonic hail east
division this evening.
Matt Doyle paid a nominal price OF
$1.OO yesterday, for the pleasure of firing
off his revolver in the city limits On Sun
day.
Patrick Murphy, Clifford Cogswell ana
Thomas Berry, each paid fines ia $500
and costs yesterday, for disordarly con-
duct.
Margaret Mather scored another bril-
liant success at the Grand last night as
Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, with SaIvini as
Romeo.
Alexander Nahoney, who was found
guilty of stealing pair of shoes, will be
given a season of twenty days as the guest
of sheriff Stodaart.
James Hammel is under arrest. charged
with committing an assault aud battery
upon G. A. Holmburg. He will not be
given hearing until November 1st.
A woman named Ellen Sheridan was
one of the poor unfortunates who were
arraigned before Judge Bailey, yesterday
charged with drunkenness. Sentence was
suspended in her case.
Andrew Osland, who was arrested for
kidnapping Louis Lundstein's little
daughter Ida, was arraigned before Judge
Bailey yesterday. The examination was
continued until next Friday.
The mayor has issued orders to the night
patrol force to report each day the street
lamps which we're not burning upon their
respective beats the night previous. Dur
ing the month of September there were
eighty lamps reported.
The Democrats of the Third ward will
meet in caucus at Plymouth avenue hose
house on Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the Demo
cratic county convention, to be held on
Saturday, October 6, at Turner hall, North
Washington avenue.
Kittie Warren. the keeper, and Sadie
Clark, frankie Williams, Mamie st. Clair,
and Lille Jones, "boarders," from house
of i'll fame, paid their respects to the mu-
nicipal judge yesterday. That of the
former amounted to $50 80, while the
others left the respective amounts of
$3.50 each.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following parties: John Nelson and
Karenstene Nelson; E. Leroy Prohert and
Thula E. Grover; A. n. Gray and Alice NJ.
Arbo; H. T. Enger and Olea Hull; NJ. I.
Little and Carrie B. Smith; Antoine John.
son and Dina Arulson; George Fuller and
Anglo Crocker; AloysiIs Dill and Lizzie
Honsal; Patrick Sanders and Hannah Nc
Kay.
The new Irish military company, called
"The VOLTS Tone Rifles" will meet on
Thursday evening and not on Friday even
ing as previously announced. The mem
bers are all requested to be in attendance
to participate in the weekly drill. AS soon
as the organization is completed the
GLoRE will describe at length the object
and purpose for which the company has
been brought into existence.
J. w. Brunt, saloon keeper, who is IN
der arrest at the instance of Clara Peter
son, who charges him with selling liquor
to her brother, only sixteen years old, be-
sides two other minors, had partial hear
ing before Judge Bailey yesterday. The
finish will be had tomorrow. The boy
testified positively to having procured the
stimulants at the saloon Of the defendant,
which fact the defendant stoutly denies.
Certificate of Incorporation of the Shep-
ard Manufacturing company was filed yes
terday with the register of deeds. The
corporation is formed for the purpose of
engaging in a general woodworking and
lumber business. The amount of capital
stock is $4,000, divided into shares of
500 each, 81, 200 of which has been actu-
ally paid in. The board of directors is
composed of James R. Shepard, president;
John T. Byers and Wayland B. Anger, who
are also the stockholders. The president
owns forty shares of stock, Byers seventy
five shares and Anger the same.