St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The roof is now being placed on the new
armory drill hall.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated $53,370.
The county commissioners meet in brief
session this morning.
James Edwards, the highwayman, received
sentence of seven years in state prison.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated by dance
at Union hall last evening, where a very
large company was present.
In the case of the state against Bartlett,
the defendant yesterday changed his plea to
guilty of larceny to the amount of s21.
T. G. Stephens, of the Hennepin house,
ga North First street, complains that he was
robbed of gold watch and chain ON the..street
by unknown foot pads.
An order to show cause was yesterday dis
charged by the court in the case of Terrence
w. Sweeny against the Minneapolis 81 st.
Louis Railway company.
Burglars entered John Bakers residence
on Hawthorne avenue and Twelfth street, on
Sunday night and stole a gold watch, set of
bracelets and few other articles.
A notice of appeal was filed yesterday in
the case of the state against Vim. Johnson
who has been sent to the penitentiary for
four years for the larceny of watch.
The following couples were granted licenses
to wed yesterday: L. c. Moe and Sadie E.
Clark; Andrew Ryckman and Catherine
Heany; Ellis Anderson and Emma Miller
The parties arrested for robbing William
Camp of over $3.50 at Bob. Dimond's ranch,
known as the half-way-house, was taken to
st. Paul yesterday for examination, the
crime having been committed in Ramsey
county.
The announcement appeared in the even
ing papers last night that disaffected Demo-
Gratis were to hold caucus in the chemical
house but only few people responded and
they went away without calling it to order.
1t was a fzzle.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson, assisted by
three guards, brought the following eight
criminals to Saltwater yesterday: Frank
Mclaughlin, Horace B. Sayer, Adolph Lob
metz, Vim. Johnson, John Smith, James Ed
wards, John Sanders and George Blake.
Sheriff Stoddard has performed one be-
nevolent act for which the GLOBE gives him
credit. He arrayed the poor inebriate, Mary
O'Brien in new dress and paid her fare to
her friends at Sank Rapids. He has since
been Informed that Mary got off the train at
the East Minneapolis station and that she is
still in the sawdust city.
The Minneapolis Base Ball club will report
at Sedalia, Mo-, on April, and remain there
until the 18th. Thence they go in the order
named to Evansville, st. Louis, Louisville,
Dayton, Cincinnati, Covington, Columbus,
Toledo and Chicago, where they play exhibit
ton games. Thence to Quincy May 1, to
open the league season.
Sport Weitzel, Sitting Bulls Interpreter,
arrived in the city last evening. He present
ed Richard French, the leading man in emo
body's Claim, - being played at Pence, with
a gold watch and chain. Mr.. French and
the interpreter spent many years on the
plains together, and it was in remembrance
of old times that the present was made.
James Brennan is perhaps one of the most
hopelessly debauched specimens of humani-
ty in the city. He has been arraigned times
almost without number in the municipal
court for drunkenness, and has served many
sentences in the county Jail, and the court
has leniently suspended sentence many
times, too. Yesterday he was given twenty
days.
Mayor Ames yesterday received two tele-
grams from the relations of Albert Lahaire,
the young athlete killed at Pence Opera
house on Saturday night. The mother tele-
graphed from Montreal asking is Albert real
ly dead, and Joseph Lahaire, brother to de-
ceased, telegraphs from Delta, Iowa, that he
will start for Minneapolis at once, to take
charce of the remains
The Northwestern Collection, Loan and
Trust association filed articles of in
corporation yesterday in the registers
office. 1t shall commence business on the
10th of March and continue its operations for
the term OF thirty years. The capital stock
shall be $25, 900 divided into 500 shares of
$50 each. The highest Indebtedness at any
time shall be $500 The names of the in
corporators are Walter J. Bullard Edgar F.
Price, and Amos Bostwick, all of Mime
apolis.