St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Nine DRINKS were before Judge Bailey yester-
day.
An adjourned meeting of the city council will
be held this evening.
The Fourth Ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club has over 400 members.
Fannie Ward, who keeps bagnio. paid S52 so
yesterday for the privilege.
Thirty three cases were upon the criminal cal
endar in the municipal court yesterday.
Five hundred new cases have been filed with
the clerk OF the district court since July Goth.
The Fourth Ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club meets this evening at 100 Nlcollet avenue
south.
John Boyd. negro yesterday plead guilty to
stealing watch chain from w. j. johnson
valued at Sl3 and got seventy days.
A runaway on Second avenue south spilled a
man out yesterday afternoon near Ninth street,
and injured him quite severely. The patrol wa
gon took him to his home.
The young men who were caught playing
poker over Washington avenue north saloon
Monday night, were yesterday arraigned in the
municipal court. Two plead guilty, and two
were discharged.
The following parties yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses: Lewis jacobson and Julia Cardoza
jerome G. Layman and Florence NJ. Ainsworth,
e. Robertson and RauGnild Wadad, John Nc
Carthy and Nellie Hayes.
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given this evening at Hunts hall, Plymouth
avenue, under the auspices OF Butler Post No
73, g. A. r., for the benefit of w. b. Day, the
crippled veteran who receD tly lost his house and
furniture by fire.
William Thurber, the 'colored man arrested
Monday night, for indulgmg in the exhilerating
exercise of beating hia WI 70 vaStardav
ranged in the municipal court simply upon the
charge OF disorderly conduct, and paid fine of
$780,
At the University rink tonight, A. F. Smith
OF the Casino rink Chicago, will give an exhi-
bition OF scientific and trick skating. His spe-
cialities are an imitatio of an old dude in cos
tune, locomotive goins; up grade, the beginning
Of which is very laugh able,
VIM. Bryant, n freig hit conductor on the Man
itoba road last evening stuck his head out of a
car window to inspect q hot box when his caput
struck the woodwork of a bridge three miles
west Of this city. He was seriously but not dan
gerousiy injured. The bridge remains intact
Sept, IL, Detective Grimlan arrested j. H.
Cole at Duluth, who received u S160 note from
Netiie Conelly, keeper of house of i'll fame in
this city, and afterwards negotiated the note He
was arrested yesterday under charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses and was acquitted.
Mother Griffin and two inmates OF her Blue
light bagao on Second street north, were arrested
late Monday night ut the instance of C. Collins
who claimed to have been robbed of $50 there
The three women were discharged in the district
court yesterday, while the c>mplaj uant was fined
$40 for drunkennesss.
Minnesota club has been organized with the
following officers President, Samuel Hill: vice
president, Theodore Wetmore secretary, Frank
L. Thresher; assistant secretary, G.. s. Doolittle :
treasurer, W. l.. Howes; directors Samuel Hill,
d. barrows, c. ). Langdon, j. f.. Starr, George
Answorth, W. L. Howes, Z. A Brooks. W. f.
Miller. L. Wetmore and Prank L. Thresher
The fair for = Catholic Oh phan asylum
opened last events Ia Market ha Il with large
attendance. speadid gold hea ded cane will
be voted to the most popular cant idate for con-
gress-Gilfllan or Merriman, and the latter Is
sure 10 carry 1t. grand silver fruit stand is
offered to the most popular head-I ner in Min
neapolis, and lively competition lis anticipated
The health officer received the &c flowing postal
card, which explains itself:
SR-Iour attention is respect ally called to
the fact that there has been n Rep ublican caucus
held in the Cleveland and Heudric Ks club room
No. 206 Plymouth avenue % uiu deem II nd
nsable for the Democrats I nse said rooms
again without having them thoroughly disiu.
fected! Please direct your attention TO the mat
ter at once. Respectfully,
MANY TI.RD WARD DEMOCRATS
DR.. j. Z. Moore, one OF the most careful and
conscientious physicia1s in the city was yester-
day arraigned in tie municipal court at the in
stane Of lealth o icer Quimby for failure to
notify that official at once concerning a GER
tain case of diphtheria. The case was continued
to Sept so. DR.. Moore was summoned about n
week ago to attenda sick child and prescribed
Tor 1t the evening upon which he was, called and
the morning following. The case which was a
charity then nj ha
physician and he lost sight of it.
In the district court yesterday, Chas. Emeich.
aged forty-one years. commenced action to Sc
cure divorce from his wife margaret J.. aged
thirJy-one years, to whom he was married at
Port Byron, january 81, 1865 He alleges
that between Nov. /. lSSs, and the e3rd OF Nov.
1883, that his wife was guilty of adultery with
one Charles Epps at the city OF St Paul and Al
divers times since, further, that after the 18th
OF Nov, 1889, while he was sick with the ~
phoid fever that she neglected to attend him and
to administer the medicines prescribed By physi.
clans; also that she eloped with said Chtrles
Epps April %, 1855. lie asks the custody OF
two children.