St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBUL Es.

Fannie Shaffer paid a fine yesterday in
$3.50 for keeping house of i'll fame.
VIM. Hannigan, a painter, was yesterday
committed to st. Peter as insane by the pro-
bate court.
A. Kindrickson, for selling liquor without
a license was arraigned yesterday. The trial
was set for October 21st.
Yesterday was the first anniversary of the
of the Minneapolis Gymnasium, under the
management of Prof. Chas. G. Duplissis
The Sixth ward Republicans talk of organ
izing mother club so that the ''gilitesr and
''anti-gilites" need not clash as formerly.
Conrad Bahia was before his Honor yester-
day charged with selling liquor without a
license. In bonds of $500 the trial was con-
tinue d until to-day.
Prohibition rally at Harrson's hall to-
night. MIR. A. IL. Davis, of Michigan, will
address the meeting. Mr. Davis is an able
speaker. Come to the treat
John 2. Rea has announced the following
Henncpin east legislative committee for the
ensuing two years: P. D. Mcmillan, DR..
&. h. Rogers, Z. Z. Chatfield
plat was yesterday filed with the register
OF deeds of Tullock's addition, lying at the
intersection of Twenty seventh street with
Bryant and Dupont avenues, containing Sc
lots.
The funeral of Geo. F. Cyphers, which took
place from his late residence on Portland
avenue, was largely attended by the Typo
graphical union, his late associates and the
Grand Army members
a Democratic mass meeting will be hello
in Osseo, on Saturday evening. The fol
lowing speakers from Minneapolis will be in
attendance: Z. J. L'Hereault, Anton Gret-
hen, Z. p. Swenson, Arthur Vinet H
Herring and Judge Atwater
AT meeting of the Press club last even
ing Messrs Bartram, Atlebury and Mind
were appointed a committee on arrange
ments to confer with like committee from
company l. to the end that a fitting tribute
may be paid to the memory of the late C. A.
Rockwell by these organizations of which the
deceased was member
Fred Nelson and Annie Johnson. las p
Henderson and Lottie Melbin, Daniel W.
Arrones and Annie Lane, Geo. C. Brimball
and Josie a. Parker, Michael Nee and Carrie
Erickson, Chas. eyre and S. Hachey. Chris
tan Peterson and Betsy Rode, James Smith
and Pedrouella Suedeberg yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Articles were yesterday filed with the reg
lister of deeds incorporating the Eraser man
ufacturing company, for the purpose of man.
ufacturing and selling the Richie slate
eraser and drier. The amount of canital
STOCK IS 2o,oOO, the highest amount of lia-
biiity, $4,000. The directors are Samuel "
lArAe u
c. Cobb and Benjamin T. Hathaway.
Philip Philips, THE Singing Pilgrim. ~
will appear at Centenary NJ. E. church q,
Friday and Saturday evenings, in his new
and select entertainment, ssSonps and
Scenes" comprising 500 colossal views col
ored by London artists, magnided and il
Illuminated by the new lime light. nlus.rat-
ing IN faithful and acurate manner the
most magnificent cities. scenery. costume
and social life of the counsries visited with
wonderful scenical surprises. effects me-
chanical changes, and fascinating transfer.
nations, replete with songs fnimitsblv sung.
and superbly Illustrated.
Commissioner Davis intends to urye viu.
orously his idea of supplying water for one
bath tub in each house free of charge, and is
now collecting data to prove the amount Of
benefit that has been received from similar
action by the authorities of Chicago and other
cities in sanitary point of view The COM
missioner argues that many people would de-
cline to receive = horse IS q Gift nrovidei
they should be compelled to 90 to the ex-
pense of keeping the animal. but that they
would readily buy horse provided in would
cost them nothing for keeping. So he
thinks, many people would provide them
selves with bath tubs If they en- get water
free.