St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

A team from Company will begin target
practice next week.
The Minneapolis boys are having hard luck
with the st. Louis club.
The real estate transfers filed yefterday ag-
gregated S110, re.
Outside Of the police court, news was de-
cidedly scarce yesterday.
The annual ball of the Ames Zouayes will
occur next Friday evening.
The Grand Army people held largely at
tended meeting last evening.
The street railway tracks are being raised
to the new grade on bridge square.
Deputy Collector Clark is located at
Hush's bank, where he is collecting reve-
nues.
The West Minneapolis Turnvereine society
will give an exhibition tomorrow evening IN
Turner hall.
The assault and battery case against Frank
Miller and Alexander Grant was yesterday
continued to April %.
Burglars entered T. W. Emery's tin store
on Marshall street east side, and got away
with supply of tinware.
Strawberries for seventy-ive cents per box
and small boxes at that-have made their
appearance in the market.
''Wanted, Partner,'' will be presented at
the matinee this afternoon, and the season
will close this evening at the Grand,
Divisions No. and 2 of the A. o. Fl. at
tended the Catholic church last evening in
body and presented fine appearance.
The criminal business occupied the munic
ipal court all day up to six O'Clock yesterday,
and, depend, it was particularly lively SEES
sion.
Three cases for abusive language were dis
missed IN the municipal court yesterday, as
were two cases of keeping saloons open on
Sunday.
Rev. Treadwell Walden delivered his fam
GUS lecture, ''Whither Bound" at st. Paul's
church last evening, before large and in
terested audience.
A. O. Riley was yesterday sentenced to ff-
rteen days imprisonment in the county Jail,
for stealing a wrench from Yost's blacksmith
shop on Wednesday night.
The boiler makers of the city gave ball in
Wyndom hall last night, and it proved an
exceptionally happy gathering of the sturdy
youths of sinew and muscle.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
will hold special meeting on next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and not on Monday
evening as before announced.
Joseph Bell instgated the arrest of John
Allard, charging him with SCATTERING the
glass front of his saloon The defendant
paid fine of $40 and costs.
William Quandt employed in the Mime
apolis 81 st. Louis car shops, had two ribs
broken and his face badly injured by a block
of wood thrown from circular saw.
A sewing machine agent named August
Sunding paid fine in $50 and costs yester-
day, for stealing ten cent spring from a
sewing machine owned by G. c. Schultz.
Mrs. Bertha Mesary, an old lady residing
at No. 1929 First street north, has become
insane from incessant bordering of religious
topics, and is now confined in the county
Jail.
A special election will be held in the Fifth
ward to choose an alderman to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation of Mayor
Pillsbury. Democrats, come out and do
your duty.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday; August M. Malmburg
and Ida Engdabl; Thomas NJ. O'Meara and
Lizzie w. Carey; jeremiah, Graves and
Susan II. Jackman.
The following were duly elected trustees of
the Open Door Congregational church of
Minneapolis at recent meeting: R. A.
Torrey, j. s. King, E. H. Reidell, James
White and H. NJ. Danens.
Plats of Brasie's sub division of lots
seventy.five and saventy-six, block three,
Cornelrs addition, and of Melville's rear
rangment of blocks three and six Bracket 81
Bovey's addition were yesterday filed in the
registers office.
George Quickenden has filed suit against
the city and S. NJ. Richling $40, 900 as dam
ages for injuries received by slipping and
breaking his leg on a sidewalk upon which
snow and ice had been shoveled
August Manberg was arraigned in the DO
lice court yesterday at the instance of a girl
named Ida Engdahl upon the charge of bas-
tardy. The defendant and the complaining
witness were united in bonds of wedlock and
the cause was dismissed.
The Rentz Santley Novelty company drew
another large house at Pence Opera house
last evening. The engagement closes with
the matinee this afternoon and the perform
ance this evening. Next week the boards
will be held by Calendars MINISTRIES.
The fair of Holy Rosary parish will close
tonight. Those who have been unable to
attend it during the week should endeayor
to be present this evening to aid the good
cause for which the fair has been held. So
far it has been quite a financial success.
The examination of John Dykman, who
attempted to shoot Francis Cole, on Henne-
pin avenue on Thursday night, as reported
in yesterdays GLOBE, was held for an exami-
nation in the municipal court ON the morn
ing of April %. In default of bonds in
$1,000 he was remanded to custody.
Yesterday afternoon, Detective Hunkinson
arrested notorious crook, who is known as
"Dutchy," upon the suspicion that he was
connected with cracking a safe in jackson
street ST. Paul commission house. He was
taken to st. Paul for examination. ''Dutchv''
is b-a man, and has served term in
Saltwater.
johnson q Reeves have made an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors to Herbert
A. Holmes. The schedule filed shows the
liabilities to be $12, 1926. 12 and the assets
$10,473.97. The principal creditors are Mar
garet J. Reeves, $4,000; Commercial bank.
S1,O13.S4; Preston 81 Mott, $51O.94, and
Henry Disston & Son, Chicago and Phila-
delphia, S247.17.
L. N. Story, belligerent butcher, stabbed
Edward Dawson in the side with huge
butcher knife some six weeks ago Yester-
day the criminal action against Story was
dismissed, upon the motion of the county at