St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The police excursion to Milwaukee leaves this
morning at O'Clock.
An adjourned meeting of the city council is on
dit for this evening
John Berg, accused by Hilda Busted of bas-
tardy, yesterday forfeited his bail
The Irish Republican club announce a mass
meeting for this evening at Market hall.
A. Frederickson yesterday in the municipal
court paid u s. fine for assauting a neighbor'
boy.
a young son of the late Joseph Winkler
yesterday had his right elbow dislocated by q
fall.
The examination of country school teachers
at the superintendent office, at the court
house to day.
Nine citizens were mulcted So each yesterday,
by the municipal court, for leaving horses un-
hitched in the street.
Fourteen warranty deeds were yesterday fled
with the register Of deeds, their considerations
amounting to 913, 126.
The board Of education will hold regular
monthly meeting in the Office of the superin-
tendent at : O'Clock this afternoon,
John Goche, living near Cedar lake, was yes
terday brought into the city for surgical treat
ment his left having been fractured.
The case against Chas Cotton, the employ
ment agency man, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. was yesterday dismissed
in the municipal court.
The board of water commissioners will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening, and the bug
bear hallucinatiOn or vugery conceived by an
over Jealous reporter may come up.
Robert Lee and Lucy n. Jones; Walter Breen
and Annie Breen John +. Mcleod and Eliza J.
Buckham Chas. Barmel and Pauline Neal; j.
=. Hoey and Hattie L. Cassin yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Special and novel attractions viii be offered at
the university roller rink this evening in a dough
nut race in which lady skaters will compete foI
two valuable prizes. On Saturday prize mile
will be given for couples.
1t is understood that the citizens banquet pro
jected to take place during the Sovereign Grand
lodge, l. 0. o. f., is about to be abandoned, our
citizens apparently not taking the interest in the
matter which was naturally expected
United States Court Commissioner Jamison
yesterday adjudged insane swede named Nels
i. Hanson, aged sixty eight years, who lives on
Sixth avenue southeast, near Second street lie
il violent and will be taken to st. Peter to-day.
The JouraaI made very yindictive and IN
justillablc attack upon Col. IIenan, the water
works superintendent, last evening, and took
occasion in doing TO aim a left handed blow at
the administration Of Mayor Ames. Call pas
Tor meeting!
Joseph Steiner, teamster, yesterday jumped
from his wagon az the corner OF Second avenue
and Sixth street, and struck the ground in such
way az to receive compound fracture of the
left ankle. The injured man il q Norwegian and
lives nj the corner OF Second street and Second
avenue north.
Jas Riley and Frank Jones arrested Monday
afternoon by detective Qulnlan for the larceny
of tools from y. NJ. Rogers to the value Of S15
were yesterday arraigned in the municipal court.
They plead not guilty and in default of 800
cuch were sent to Jail to await their examination
which was set for August 30.
The pocemans excursion over the Motor
line to Minnetonka lake. takes place this morn
Ing, the train leaving at o clock About forty
Of the "coppers' with their families and friends,
expect to 20. The steamer Hattie May has been
chartered, and Chnpmans and the upper lake
will be the location of the picnic.