St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The city council will hold regular meet
ing this evening.
Only one saloon case was tried in the
municipal court yesterday.
No business of interest was transacted by
the probate court yesterday.
The members of the New York society will
picnic at Lake Minnetonka to-day.
There was no meeting Of the water board
last evening" owing to the stormy weather.
Conner's portrait of Z. H. Steele, of the
Big Boston, is soon to be placed on exhib-
stion.
The Ames Zouaves held drill meeting in
their armory, No. pa Nicollet avenue yes
terday.
package of papers found by Officer
Leonard await the call of the owner at police
headquarters.
Clarkson Lindlcy says he wants to run for
the legislature in the thirtieth district on the
Republican ticket
Sever Illingson, OF Bloomington, is said to
be preparing ropes for Republican nomina-
ton on the legislative ticket.
Ed. a. Stevens has arranged for quarters
sovereign grand lodge l. o. o. F. meeting.
Sarah B. Chase, charged with practicing
medicine without diploma, will be given a
trial in the municipal court Friday morning.
The Charles Potter bastardy case, brought
at the instance of Belle Dolla, was dismissed
yesterday in the municipal court by mutual
consent.
Fred VIII and Chas. Zinke, members Of
the Milwaukee police force, are in the city
for a few days on visit Of recreation and
inspection.
man named Norton was last night
brought in from Hotel Lafayette, Mime
tonka, and locked up. He got drunk and
kicked up row.
During the thunderstorm last night cleo
trio currents played with the telephone wires
until it became very unpleasant for those
employed in central office.
Yesterday Lieutenant Daily mailed five
hundred postal cards offering $500 reward
for information concerning the horse stolen
from Monroe Bros, on Sunday.
The Republicans in Minneapolis are out
spoken. They openly declare themselves
opposed to the Gilkllaas candidacy, and say
with r. B. Langdon, "We'll lay him out"
Owing to the rain yesterday the excursion
to be rendered Prof Birdsall and his chorus
of children has been postponed until some
tine to be designated in the future.
Judge Lochren, in the district court yes
terday, granted the petition of Rolondo M
Waters and wife, for the adoption of Pearl
Hicks, daughter Of Vim. G. Hicks.
Prof. Etienne Lambert who is said to be
possessed of valuable information relative to
tlc art of mastering French automatically, is
to deliver free lecture at Curtiss' hall at 10
Il. NJ. Thursday.
The pet of all the men, insinuates that
Chief West is a liar, and that Detective Hun
kinson don't know anything. Why don't
the pet appeal to the reform" mayor and
have the evil remedicd?
Among the delegates who will attend the
sovereign grand lodge, will be Oliver j. Sim,
son Of the confederate admiral, and VIM.
A. Shields, nephew of Gen. Shields, of the
federal army. They are the strongest of
friends.
Republican stated to GLOBE reporter
yesterday that he had wager that the next
house of representatives will be Republican,
but he said, 'If Gilfllan's defeat will lose me
that bet am willing to pay it. 1 shall work
for o. G. Merriman's election"
A sneak thief last evening snatched
rubber overcoat from dummy in front the
New York One Price Clothing Store, 202
Hennepin, and ran. One of the clerks
caught him and got the coat but the thief
broke away and escaped.
In the district court yesterday, Mary E.
Winslow commenced suit for divorce from
her husband Joseph Winslow, on the ground
of adultery. The custody of minor child
is asked for; also permission for the plaintiff
to resume her maiden name, Mary L. Whit
man.
Charles Wilson, charged with stabbing a
man in the Fourth Avenue hotel during en-
campment week. was discharged by Judge
Mahoney, upon the motion of the county Ut
torney yesterday. He was then arraigncd
upon charge of assault and battery, of
which he was found guilty, and for which he
will reside with Jimmy Stoddart for thirty
days.
Yesterday Detective Gleason returned
from the country two miles from Rollings-
ton, Winona county, where he found tie
span of mules stolen by A. w. Rawley from
Mr.. Chowin of Minnetonka Mills. Rawlev
had sold the team to a farmer for 800, tax
ing $40 cash and note for $50, PAYABLE
next April He gave bill OF sale, signing
the name Frank Rivers thereto.
Peter X. Dedrrick & Co. yesterday in the
district court commenced an action against
Isaac McNair, as assignee of T. VI. Joy, who
conducted the business of the Minneapolis
Warehouse and Storage company, to recover
the possession of machinery, etc, to the
value of 81, 1928. 76, which was in the possess
sion of the Storage company at the time of
the assignment.
Judge Lochren in the district court yester-
day granted the application for writ of
habeas corpus for Chas. Clark, now in the
county Jail, returnable ut 10 O'Clock this
morning. Clark was arrested about two
months ago with two other men, having
burglars tools in their possession, and evil
IDENTITY being about to enter store on Wash
ington avenue north near Third avenue.
After he was arrested it was discovered that
he is an eX-eouvict against whom there is an
old indictment for robbery committed two
years ago, upon which he had never been
tried, and he was accordingly bound over to
the October term of the district court.
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