St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-13
M1NNEApoL1s GLoBELErs.

The Minnetonka regatta occurs Thursday.
Tbs bicycle club have engaged rooms In
The Pence Opera house block.
Y. G. Hush has resigned his position as
vice president of the Bank of Commerce.
Christ Olson, the alleged rape fend, was
yesterday discharged by Judge Mahoney.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were recorded
by the register of deeds yesterday, amount
ing to $50, 4O2.
The Minneapolis Rife team goes, the 23rd,
to Racine junction to participate in the
northwestern tournament.
The Carleton English Opera company will
conclude its engagement at the Grand in
'Merry War; this evening
1t is now stated that the new union depot
will be sufficiently completed for occupancy
by the 20th of next month.
The hotel at Minnehaha Falls has been
closed. No license, no hotel. The falls will
remain the sole attraction during the balance
OF the season.
Officer Malone has found block plane,
chisel and gum coat in lumber pile on First
street between Fifth and Sixth aven .e,
where some thief, presumably, had hid th- IN.
Charles Wilson, who is under arrest upon
the charge Of stabbing man at the Fourth
Avenue hotel during encampment week, had
his examination continued yesterday until
August 10.
A Bohemian named Andrew Oshek, who
lives on the flats, states that his wife has
eloped with young Bohemian named John
Denko, and had taken S245 in money. Mr..
Oshck is left with one infant son.
George G. Watson was a colored man
sixty-fve years old, with about as badly dis
figured countenance as often goes before the
court, was yesterday sent up for five days
upon complaint of Peter Bradley
John Poden and Annie Lemon, Ole Wing
and Martha c. Wigstad, Nils P. Pearson and
Amelia Bogshawe, Jacob B. Gayett and Ag
mes E. Tough, John L. Swanson and Helmer
Peterson, David O'Neil and Mary E. Sulli
van yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
1t is reported that policeman shot and
ait brakeman who was running to make a
coupling at the short line junction Sunday
morning. The injured man is said to have
gone to st. Paul to nurse his wounds and
wrath, preparatory to having the policeman
brought to account.
A lady named fillmore, who was crossing
Washington avenue at Fourth avenue last
evening, was knocked down, and the baby
carriage she was drawing upset by horse
driven by young man named by A. Mel
son. No blame is attached to the driver,
and neither lady nor baby received serious
injuries.
The Bismarck Tribune speaks in glowing
terms of the entertainment given in that city
by Miss Marian Lowell a leading Minneapo-
lis elocutionst and teacher. Miss Lowell, it
will be remembered read II. L. Gordon's
poem, Gettysburg charge of the Minnesota
First' at the Minnesota camp fire during en-
eampment week.
John Ryan and Thomas Collins, the
1race Of youthful burglars who broke into J.
A. BiXby 81 Coz hardware store and stole
large amount of knives and revolvers, had
their preliminary examination in the NUM-
cip9l court yesterday, resulting in their be-
ing held to await the action of the grand
jury. In default Of bonds they were re-
manded to jail.
will be seen that the warrants mentioned in
yesterdays GLOBE were served upon the
saloon keepers. They all entered plea of
not guilty except H. p johnson. Judge
Mahoney in his august dignity sentenced
him to sixty days imprisonment in the
county Jail and fined him S53. The authori-
ties hustled him off to Jail, but John Orth,
Jr, came to his rescue and paid his fine,
when Judge Mahoney consented to remit the
sentence imprsoning him and he was again
given his personal liberty.
David Bailey, of this city, having been ap-
pointed by the state board of collections ex-
hiblts, superintendent of manufacturing and
mechanical exhibits for the state of Mime
sofa at the New Orleans exposition, wishes
to call the attention of all persons DESTROYS
of making displays, to the Importance of
making application for space as soon as pos
sible, SO that all arrangements can be made
for shipping. 1t is the intention to have the
the various industries of Minneapolis well
represented, and in order to do so he wishes
the cooperation of all manufacturers and
mechanics in carrying out his aim. Mr.
Baileys headquarters are at 251 First avenue
south, where he will be glad to give any de-
sired information to persons who con-
template making exhibits.
Papers of voluntary assignment of VIM.
G. and G.. F. Teller to George H. Warner for
the benefit of their creditors were yesterday
filed with the clerk of the district court. An
affidavit was to the effect that the articles do
not exceed in value 50, 500, and the bond of
Mr.. Warner, with R. B. Langdon and S. W.
Mclendy as sureties for $500 were also fled
The Telfers have been the lessees of the Lyn
dale, aud an improbable season put them in
such tight place that they were easily
''pinched" by the persistent efforts of num-
Der of small creditors who exhibited more
than ordinary anxiety to gettheir money. The
assignee proposes to keep the hotel open for q
few days longer when it will probably close
for the seesou. There is considerable SYM
PATTY for the Telfers, who have kept the
house in splendid style and have proved very
pleasant hosts.