St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

M1NNEAPOLIS GLOBELEIS.
Two hundred new books have been ordered BY
the Bar association. .ct.f
Yale alumni association has been organ
lied, with Judge Atwater as president.
Mrs Anderson and daughter, from Ohio, gave
q reading at the City mission last evening.
John Odell, who died at St. Barnabas hospi-
tai Friday of typhoid fever, was buried yester-
day.
The burning out of g chimney yesterday morn
ing oceasioned an alarm Of fire from box 2l; no
damage.
The total enrolment of the scholars at the
public schools Of Minneapolis at the close OF
school Friday, was 7,458.
a meeting of all benevolent societies is soon
to be called for the purpose Of organizing sys-
tenn of associated charities.
ANDREW Johnson and ''Alce Marsh yes
terday paid S12. so each for occupying apart
ments for the purpose of prostitution.
It is popular, now, to be Odd Fellow, all be-
the city is full OF EN-. By the way, when TO-
gether they comprise splendid body of men.
The badges prepared by the local committee
FOR the use of Sovereign Grand Lodge delegates
and members of the citizens committee, cost
over $500.
The employees Of the manufacturing depart
ment Of Dale, Barnes, Morse 81 Co., to the num-
Der Of seYenty-fve, picknicked at Calhoun
yesterday.
Francis Murphy and son are not to speak at
the Opera house this evening as announced. It
is expected that they Will come to Minneapolis a
week later.
The Democrats Of Minneapolis are now thor
ughly aroused, and aggressive campaign
nay be safely predicted and victory will perch
II our banners
There are numerous applicants in the Demo-
cratic party this fall for the various Offices sin
the gilt of the people" and probably the strong
est ticket all in all, nominated this county
viii be the result OF the convention on Saturday,
October 4th.
The delay Of the street sprinklers to resume
duty after rain is exceedingly cxasperating. 1t is
only when the dust is flying high and ''cusses''
and complaints, faint the air that they see fit 10
lay the dust and allay the anathemas heaped upon
their heads,
a plat of the second division of Remington
park was yesterday fled with the register of
deeds by H. p. Beard. The division lies on Vii
lard avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Forty
eighth streets, and contains twenty-eight blocks
of twenty-eight lots each.
In the district court yesterday, Peter Quinn
D..
y. Moifet and Hans Johnson, for injuries to a
minor child of his, received from the FILLING of
building on lot Q, block ), Wilson, Bell q Wag-
ncr's addition, belonging to the defendants. The
accident occurred April %.
The Democratic county committee, Of which
Hon. o. c. Merriman is chairman, held meeting
and decided upon holding the Hennepir county
convention for the nomination Of county officers
on October 4th. A full and excellent ticket will
be put in the field, the Sunday school organ in
the city hall to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Joseph Ritter and Magdalena Kigler, A, Hag-
man and Tilda Nelson, Nelson White and Jose
phine White, Chas. Tinsager and Josephine Mel
son, Patrick O'Bricn and Della Malone, Ole
Dyvad and Ellen o, Markhus, VIM. A. Girlick
and Alice Il. Mitchell, Robert Brown and Alma
Bosten, yesterday obtained marriage licenses
To-day win be observed as Harvest Home in
both the churches Of the Redeemer and the
East side Univcrsalst church. The churches
are being deliberately decorated DR. futile viii
preach at the church OF the Redeemer in the
morning and Rev. l.. D. Boynton at the East
side church at 1890. Subject, 1.-The Voices Of
Autumn" Sunday school at ~.
August Haugman was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday a warrant sworn ont
by Matilda Nelson, charging him with being the
father of her child. He expressed willingness
to marry the woman he had wronged; a mar
riage license was procured, and Judge Bailey
performed the ceremony, after which the pro-
ceedings against the groom were dismissed
Thursday night man who was sleeping of
the effects OF liquor ut McLane's lodging house.
corner Nicollet avenue aud First street was
robbed OF two 800 bills, Detective Gleason,
who worked the case up, learned that a woman
named Mollic Pike, who was in the house that
night. was probably the thief, and TINT she had
skipped for Fargo the day following. The au-
thorties were accordingly notified, and yoster-
day an answer was received that the woman is In
custody and the greater part OF the money re
covered. Detective Gleason left last night for
Fargo TO bring the woman back.
On Monday Auditor Mcdonald will sell to the
highest bidder lands to satisfy delinquent taxes
in the following townships OF Hennepin county
Bloomington, Brooklyn, Champlin, Corcoran.
Crystal Lake, Dayton, Eden Prairie. town and
village of Excelsior Greenwood, and Hanson.
ON Tuesday he will sell the lands situate in the
remaining townships, to-wit: independence,
Maple Grove, Medera, Minneapolis. Miunetonka,
Mine trista, Osseo Plymouth, Rchleld ST. An
thony and Wayzata. All bidders will be required
10 first make deposit with the county treas
urer.