St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Rose Merrill, for keeping bagnio, paid
fine in S52.50 yesterday.
The Fourth ward Democratic club will per-
feet an organization Saturday evening.
A plot of Meeker's outlots to Excelsior was
yesterday filed with the register of deeds.
John Blakeny gave bail yesterday in $500
for his appearance on Friday of next week.
The colored Blaine and Logan club will
meet this evening at 257 First avenue
south.
The Fourth ward United Labor association
will organize branch In the Fourth ward
this evening.
DR.. Ames will address the Third ward
Cleveland and Hendricks club next Wednes-
day evening.
The Republicans of the First ward will hold
a caucus this evening to nominate a candi-
date for alderman.
''Sx. Degrees of Crime" with 'Handy
Andy'' as an afterpiece, will be the bill at
Pence's this evening.
Detective L. w. Coswell and wife are
guests of the St. James, having arrived from
LuelI oIiuaI tOuI Jessciudg.
Lieut.. Bosworth last night arrested a
young man for stealing gold watch from
woman in Swede Kate's bagnio.
Chas. H. Litchman was rendered recep-
ton last evening at the lodge of the Knights
of Labor, $50 Second avenue south.
Thirty-six warranty deeds were yesterday
filed with the register of deeds, the consider
ations Of which amounted to S105, 22S.
The county auditor yesterday sold the tax
judgments in the second, third aud fourth
wards Of the city. The sale will be continued
to-day.
The c. II. Coleman false pretense case was
yesterday continued until September % at 9
a. m. He insists that he can make good
showing.
A special term of the district court will be
held Saturday and all notes must be filed by
Friday night to insure beiug placed upon the
calendar.
John P. Rea, who wants to sit on the dis
trict court bench, GRATED to the Republicans
of the Fourth ward last night. 1t was small
assembly and tame affair in every respect.
DR.. Hunters residence, on Second avenue
north, was paid an informal visit by burglars
at an untimely hour yesterday morning. AS
a consequence the doctor has lost a gold
watch and a small amount Of change.
August Heirholsen and Louisa Demuth,
Lorin A. Ferrin and Nellie Phillips, Pat
Welsh and Ann Wynne, Geo. A. Ross and
Emma c. Terry, yesterday, obtained marri-
age licenses.
John Blakeny, the young man under
arrest for embezzllng Dale, Barnes, Morse
u Co., was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday. His examination was set for Sep
TENDER 26 in $500.
Ex-Chief of Police Berry has received
letter from Mrs. Bates, confirming the
reported death of her husband, Ex-Sergeant
Jack Bates, caused by the overturning of his
stage coach in Colorado.
Michael Klasen commenced suit against
John T. West in the district court Yesterday
20 recover 81, 600 damages for injuries re-
,eived by the falling of stone sidewalk in
front Of the West hotel June last.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Young ordered the creditors OF Lindebury d
BliXt to show cause at the special term, Sat
urday, Sept. ~, why A G. Hangar, the as
Signee, should not be discharged.
A workman at the Humboldt mill yester-
day got his foot caught in a belt and was
wrapped around shaft in lively manner,
being knocked insensible. He was not in
iured seriously, but had miraculous escape
from death.
Nothing particularly new was developed
yesterday in the Telephone defalcation of
which the GLOBE had an exclusive report.
Experts are still laborng at the books 10
arrive ut the amounts OF the deficit and to
ascertain who is responsible for tho shortage.
In the district court yesterday Francis
Clark, administrator OF the estate OF Stuba
commenced an action against G. II. Ten
nant for So, 900. Stuba was killed by the
falling of wall Of mill owned by Ten
nant, and the suit is instituted In the inter
est of Stuba's wife and children, who lives
in Hungary.
A Minneapolis lady who formerly attended
school with Miss Virginia Griffin. MARY
Anderson's cousin who has recently made
her debut on the stage, as chronicled In these
columns last night,l describes her as short,
very leShy, and rather good looking girl.
In her school days she was called by her
middle name Belle.
lue DculOcrats OF the first Waru nelu q
caucus last evening in the East side Turner
hall, at which the attendance was large. The
object of the caucus was to place in nomina-
ton a candidate for alderman at the special
election. There were 661 votes cast, of which
Peter Smart received $50, John Martin 100
aud Cyrus Brown 121. Smart was then de-
clared the nominee by unanimous vote.
Could it have been with malice afore-
thought that the Pioneer Press, in its an
nouncement of the sale of the Tribune, used
The word '!to,sHdsrei" instead of foundedi
At any rate, whether intentional or an error
simply and solely, the application is good.
To tell the truth and at the same time
''shame the DEVIL it appears to us that the
sale, for the good of the Tribune and the
general good Of the public, was not made
any too soon. For religious weekly A. B.
Nettleton would be good man at the helm,
but as manager and editor of daily paper
in live city he is n. g. (no good.)
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