St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-25
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

c. G. Hunt has sold the Arcade saloon.
From a news gathering standpoint, yester-
day was decidedly dull.
The police court record yesterday failed to
give anything of sensational character.
There is still balance in the hands of the
finance committee of the Grand army the
sum of S2S9.9O.
Prof. Donaldson is giving excellent exhi-
oitions in the manly art at his sporting rooms
On Bridge square.
Fannie i. Ward and Ella Palmer each paid
a fine in S32. 80 for the privileges they enjoy
in RAINING houses of i'll rcpute.
The park commissioners will hold weekly
meeting this afternoon, when the boulevard
controversy will come up, with other mat
tiers.
The Democrats of the Twenty-eighth legis-
latiye district, will meet in convention in
Auoka to-day to plsce in nomination four
representatives.
The lumbermen anticipate that they will
be able to clear the booms of all the logs to-
day, whereas they had some time since esti-
mated that some it would require the full
month to do the work.
Vim. Baumen and Maggie f. Doyle, Rob-
ert Roe and Elizabeth j. Lauril, Lars Har-
berg and Karen Hanson, Albert WILDER and
Elizabeth butcher. VIM. Garvey and Mary
~ Hamilton, Peter Lavey and Bridget Nor
rls yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
A Pennsylvania named Taylor, who was
suffering dangerous attack of delirivm ire
mons was given safe quarters in the bastile
last night In his Authorizations he claimed
that some imaginary foe had cut his throat
with razor, and he had retaliated by killing
the man with the razor with one breath from
his alcohol picked lungs.
Al the Democratic caucus held last night
in Cataract engine house, the following dele
gates were elected to to-day's Twenty eightt
district Legislative convention: Baldwin
Brown, Joseph Corsinnie, w. w. McNair,
Warren Stetson, B. F, Nelson, Charles Mar
shall, Joseph Ivy Inglnhut, Daniel Mccarthy
and John Orth.
The demurrer to the complaint in the suit
Of Peter Quinn VS.. j. B. MofTett, ct al, was
yesterday sustained in the district court.
The defendants last April erected n brick
building on lot Q, block ), Wilson, Bell &
Wagner's addition, which fell down, the de-
bris injuring child of the plaintiff 81, SOC
worth, us claimed.
Col Plat =. Walker and wife celebrated
the twenty-tifth anniversary of their mar
rage in happy silver wedding last night a
their residence No. 766 First avenue north
There were an $50 old friends present and
the evening was whiled away with vocal and
instrumental music, supplemented by
dance in a Pavilion constructed on the lawn
for the express purpose.
Princeton Union: Major Fridley was in
town the first three days of the week. The
major is of the opinion that the Uf,ion'S pre-
diction that Capt. o. C. Merriman will bt
elected by 1000 majority will be verified
lie thinks Merriman will have a majority in
every county in the district, save Chisago
lsanti, Anoka, Sherburne and Kanabec, anC
he thinks Gilfllan's majority in the las
three mentioned counties will not exceed
500.
Articles incorporating the MINI etonk,
club were yesterday filed with the register Of
deeds. The club is organized for the pur
pose OF r7utual instruction and benefit il
aquatic pursuits and navlgauon. me CAPT
tai stock is $4,000 in 400 shares at $50 eacl
and the highest amount of Indebtedness il
TO be $4,000. The incorporators are: A. B
Taylor, A. F. Scott, Chas. A Fuller, Franl
V. Haven, Perry Harrison, Chas g. Bartel
son, Samuel Hill, c. S. Langdon, F. II
Monllin, W. W. Huntington, c. NJ. Palmer
ChaS. +. Wheeler Geo Harrison