St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

JAMES w. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Kinzie and Andrus lost Yesterdays base
ball game.
Fisher, who was signed for catcher, has
been released.
The funeral of Mrs. DR.. j. E. Moon oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon.
Newt has photographed the officers of the
various G. A. R. posts in full uniform.
Bill Washburn is home VIII no. news
paper accord him two-column interview.
The Journal is out for Capt o. C.. Merri-
man for congress as against j. B. Gilillan.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were filed
with the register Of deeds yesterday, amount
ng to SS3, 976.
The lumber for the arches on Nicollet ave-
mped yesterdanue was duy at the street
corners where they are to be used.
II. X. Pratt, the popular commission mer-
ceant, is happy over the advent of ten
pound boy at his home.
The decoration committee of the G. A. r.
will begin the work of putting up the arches
and decorating the streets tomorrow.
Rumor is rife that a stock company has
been formed for the publication of two
cent morning paper in Minneapolis.
Officer Howard has arrested Michael Wood
and Jack Mccarthy on suspicion. He thinks
the latter broke Jail in Brainard week ago.
Conner's portrait of c. C. Washburne
hoo hnar, ,,1o ~, 4I1 @f he ~
A. R. decorating headquarters on Nicollet
avenue.
Joseph Charbonneau has rendered his
resignation as ticket, agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Paul q Omaha railway in
this city.
sneak thief stole a new suit of clothes
and gold watch and chain from E. W..
Wilson's barn. The property belonged to
the hostler.
Manager Tuthill has pocket book con-
tanning papers in his possession awaiting the
Identification of the owner. 1t was left at
the base ball park.
The Vermont veterans met in the Burton
& Roberts Office last evening to prepare for
the reception of comrades from their native
state during the coming encampment
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday:
Jim Teipel to Annie Bosch, VIM. Teeney
and Mary Dewitt, Geo. w. Parker and Lizzie
Bullock, E. Rinenburgh and K. Minnie
voge. N
yv"i7aat The proprietors of the Boston
block expended 500 or thereabouts in
erecting flagstaff on their building, but
have never seen fit to purchase flag to fly
from it.
chain wheel fell upon John Smiths foot
while he was employed in one of the Pray
Manufacturing company's shops yesterday,
crushing the member so badly that amputa-
ton may be necessary.
a poverty stricken old man, named Paul
son, tired of woes, attempted suicide by
jumping into the river at the east end Of the
lower bridge He was rescued by two men
in boat, they having witnessed the rash
act.
party of hotel men, including Mr. Will
liams, formerly of the Southern hotel, st.
Louis; Len j. Clark, formerly of the Girls
void house, Detroit, inspected the West hotel
yesterday and pronounced it equal to any
hotel in the country.
Manager Tuthill fined four men for errors
yesterday. Kinzie, Andrus aud Isaacson's
lines were just, but to fine Pearson for not
running home on a first base sacriic was
questionable. The captain failed to tell
him to run.
A judgment was entered up yesterday in
lavor of Ralph c. Russell, against the Min
neapolis Il st. Louis Railway company, the
amount being Sl0,619.39. Russell sued for
$4,000 damages for injuries received while
brakihg on the road, and the jury gave YER
dict for the amount named.
The Democratic committee Of the Fourth
ward, which is composed of Wilkes McDer-
mott, j. K. SHIRLEY and j. j. Aukeny, meet
at chemical engine house on Thursday night
for the purpose of arranging to open a Fourth
warn Democratic headquarters for the cam
paign.
The Ohio veterans held meeting last
night and made the preliminary arrange
ments for entertaining the old soldiers from
the Buckeye state during the national en-
rampment. A large number are expected.
The Irish Republican club, an organiza-
lion with more honory than active members,
are to meet this evening to arrange for
rally-the rally to be participated in by others
han irishmen as matter of course.
Respecting the Saginaw overland thrower
the Grand Rapids Democrat truthfuly re-
marks: The illegal pitching of Clarkson of
Saginaw is carrying that club to the front.
President Rust you know, has charge of the
umpires, and this Illegal business will uu-
doubtedly continue. OF what use are the
playing rules.
The district court judges and the commit
zee from the board of county commissioners
decided upon the improvements to be made
In the court room, which will include paper
ing and repainting. The work will begin at
once.
In the district court yesterday II. NJ. Car
penter filed an application for an injunction
against the proposed Minnenaha Falls extern
sion of the motor line. The line is to pass
through five acre tract of land belonging
TO Mr.. Carpenter, which lies on Nicollet av
enue, between Thirty-third and Thirtv-fourth
streets, which is valued ut $4,000. Mr..
Carpenter claims no right Of way has been
secured, and hence asked for an Injunction.
which Judge Lochren granted, and set the
aearing for , O'Clock this afternoon.
The s>-sgctioa Case.
The case OF the ADDICTION Of Frank Reeds
sttle daughter has created considerable local ex-