St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The board of water commissioners meet
tomorrow evening.
The city council viii hold an adjourned
session this evening.
D. W, Webb, the photographer, has taken
the Odd Fellows in d group.
For disorderly conduct, Thomas Doherty
yesterday paid fine in S..
The alderman's election in the First ward
promises to be full of interest.
Edward Bennett was yesterday committed
ten days for assaulting j. H. Tetcr.
The Tribune has discharged five reporters
for economy's sake, the deacon explains.
W. H. Lyon has been elected president OF
the Fifth ward branch of the Knights OF
Labor.
Farr photographed the Odd Fellows Satur-
day excursion and exhibits some very fine
scenes.
The Nantes met at the Office of G. C.
Garland, at No. 211 Nicollet avenue, last
evening.
a. Munsel publisher of the Noble Grand,
at Dubuque, Iowa, is the guest of a Mime
apols friend.
1t required eleven coaches to carry the
Old Fellows to st. Paul yesterday over the
Manitoba railway.
At the Odd Fellows banquet letters of re-
greet were read from Gov. Cleveland, John
a. Logan and others.
The Democrats of the First ward will meet
at the East side Turner hall this evening to
nominate candidate for alderman.
Miss Florence Gerald, from the London
and New York theatres, is playing "Alida
Bloodgood" at the Pence this week.
''SiX Degrees of Crimer and "Handy
Andy will succeed the ''Streets of New
York" at the Pence tomorrow night.
The case of c. G. Peck, charged with sell
ing liquor without license, was yesterday
continued until the 10Th in $500 bonds.
The Central Baptist Reading club will in
augurate its winter series of entertainments
this evening at the parlors of the church.
Miss Mabel Davidson, of St. Paul, an ar
fist ON roller skates, will give an exhibition
OF her skill at the University link this even
ing.
Mayor Pillsbury will entertain the Sow
ereign Grand lodge representatives from
New Hampshire at his residence this even
ing.
c. r. Kimball, the popular ticket broker
is cutting rates with a vengeance. He
throws in wine by the case too 1t is a boy
and weighs nine pounds.
Some of the Sovereign Grand lodge repre-
sentatives from New York state, are ardent
Democrats. They predict that Gov. Cleve-
land will carry that state ito a dead GER
tainty."
The Democrats of the First ward will hold
caucus this evening at the east side Turner
hall for the purpose of placing in nomina-
ton candidate for alderman Uice NJ. w.
Glenn, resigned.
The Republican county convention will be
held next Tuesday. 1t will be picnic. The
fight will be EAST and furious" and in the
words OF the immortal Charley Johnson it
will be "war TO the knife"
County Auditor Mcdonald, yesterday con-
tinued the sale Of tax judgments reaching
the sale of Second ward property. To-day
the sale OF judgments in the Second, Third
and Fourth wards will be held.
A. Lindberg, who was arrested on the
morning of the 9TH inst, for drunkenness,
by Officer Graw, made vigorous fight in
the municipal court yesterday. 1t result ed
in his paying nominal fine OF 50.
r. C. Benton has expressed his declna-
ton to become candidate for district Judge,
but John P. Rea will fight it out to the bitter
end. His Democratic opponent will proba-
bly, be Judge Seagroye Smith; SO rumor. hath
1t.
Judge Young in his decision of the suit OF
August Anderson VS.. the Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railroad company filed yesterday,
holds that an appeal from taxation of cause
by the clerk will not act as a stay Of judg-
ment.
About month ago the little steamer
American Eagle capsized at Lake MINI E.
tonka and lost her boilers out. Yesterday,
A. &. Earnshaw, a submarine diver, made
an unsuccessful attempt to recover the
boilers.
The Cleveland and Hendricks club OF the
third ward will meet on Plymouth avenue
this evening. John W. Willis, the silver
tongued orator from st. Paul, will deliver an
address, and other speakers will be in at
tendance.
Intelligence was received yesterday of the
drowning of the son of Patrolmon John
Eusch, in saltwater. The deceased wa:
aged twenty one years. No particulars are
known. Officer Eusch left last evening fol
Saltwater.
The committee having in charge the ar
rangements for the social union of the Bap
fist churches of Minneapolis and st. Paul
will hold meeting this evening to fix plac,
for the next union, which will probably be a
the West hotel
The Grand Army OF the Republic folks will
participate in one OF their Characteristic en-.
tertaiuments at the Adams School Roller rink
this evening. The programme Will include
music, addresses and recitations, to say moth
ing Of the baked beans.
fire was discovered in the rear OF th
Saratoga steam laundry, "a, Second street
north, yesterday morning, caused by tn,
girls in the laundry pouring ashes into
barrel that had red hot Goals in them. I
was discovered IN time to prevent q seriou
Ere.
The "Poor of New York, is the bin a
Pence Opera house. The play is the oil,
''Streets of New York; remodeled and i'm
proved. VIII J. Fleming appears in tn
principle role OF "Tom BADGER The pla,
Is well adapted to the talents Of the member
Of the company.
The chamber OF commerce has 8 harJ
time establishing grain inspection rule. A
the meeting which was held yesterday, 10
the purpose of adopting the report Of I'll,
committee made several weeks since, til,
whole matter was indefinitely postponed, anC
II is thought the measure is peremptoril,
killed.
In the suit Of Winthrop Young, as admin
lstrator of the estate of Ovid Pinney VS.. Fret