St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-08
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Mr.. Donaldson certainly means business
The Criterion Restaurant will be opened
again this week.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated $60,678
a meeting of the Long Meadow Gun clut
will be held this evening
The annual meetingof Westminster church
was held last evening in the lecture room.
A secret caucus of the Republican mem
bcrs of the city council was held yesterday
morning
The philharmonics met yesterday after
moor to make arrangements for active work
In the interest of the June festival.
Few of our citizens realize the magnitude
of the grand army encampment, which is to
be held in Minneapolis this summer.
The label suit of Dr. Zier against Mr..
Hofiiin, the druggist, for SO, 900 was up for
trial yesterday, before Judge Lochren and a
jury.
The Minneapolis society of physicians and
surgeons will hold regular meeting to-
morrow evening and partake of supper at
Mays.
The address of an old soldier who belonged
to company CO. 3Sth Wisconsin volunteers,
is wanted at department headquarters, Syn
dictate block.
meeting for the purpose of making ar
engagements for series of promenade COLI
certs viii be held this evening by the Armory
association, at Armory hall.
The suffrage meeting at the First Baptist
church this evening is postponed until fur
ther notice, owing to the unavoidable alb
sence from the city Of some of the speakers.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: o. II. Woich and Mar
Amelia Kreguer, Samuel Vain and Philo-
mena Anger.
Max Segelbaum yesterday commenced pro-
ceedings, and sued out wrts Of haJeas corpus
to procure the custody of his three children
who are now in the custody of his wife, who
ately tried to get u divorce but failed.
Thwing's highland addition to Minneapo-
lis, containing twenty-five blocks, and lying
between the county road and Twenty fifth
street and between Sixteenth and Twenty
second avenues, was filed yesterday in the
registers Office. Mr.. Thwing is a St. Paul
man.
The old city council VIII meet for the last
Time at 2 o'clock this afternoon, when Mayor
Ames will deliver his parting message, and
Mayor Elect Pillsbury will present his in
augural address. The council will organize
and happy time is expected, with an ample
supply of Havanas and fruit.
The case of Mrs, Garvana to recover
$25, 900 of the city, and Lowe Emerson for
injuries claimed to have resulted from a fall
on Il defective sidewalk was resumed yester-
day, in the district court and from the num-
Der Of witnesses being examined the case is
likely to continue for several days.
The action brought by Thomas Sullivan,
late proprietor of the Boston restaurant,
against John and Mary Sullivan to recover
one-half OF the two-thirds of southeast quar-
ter Of section l, township 119, range %, the
same being situated in the town of Corcoran,
was dismissed yesterday by the court.
Journal: The claim of st. Paul paper that
the ball club of that city will stand higher
than either the Minneapolis or Saltwater
clubs at the close of the season, is the most
absurd proposition yet advanced. Bets have
been made that St Paul will not win game
from Minneapolis, and more like wagers can
be obtained.
Arthur B. Roberts, of st. Paul, has COM
menced an action in the district court to re-
cover S602.56 with interest from Nv W.
Brown and Marian A. Brown, the same being
an assignment to the plaintiff from C. c.
Schultz, who received judgment against de-
PENDANTS in the circuit court of Iowa. in and
for the county of Dallas, about five Years ago.
7:
evening decided to join the National League
of American Wheelsmen, and elected officers
as follows President, w. A. Carpenter; sec
rotary and treasurer, S. F. Health captain,
I. j. Richardson; first lieutenant, S. A. Mil
Ter, standard bearer, w. B. McCord The
club is prosperous, and is considering the
feasibility of erecting building for its use
The libel suit for $4,000 brought by Dr.
E. B. Tier against j. r. Hoffiin, the druggist.
came up yesterday in the district court before
Judge Lochren and a jury. The action was
commenced on account of an alleged defama-
tory notice of the doctor in disreputabie
publication called the st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis AdoertiSer Ripley q Morrison for the
plaintiff, and Woolley, Biddle q Reed for the
defendant
John Waldo Perkins, an obstreperous petit
logger, who makes speciality, it seems of
collecting bills, always gifts into trouble
He seldom presents bill without accom-
panying it with an abortive attempt at
sarcasm. He called at No. 4 hose house on
Saturday to collect a bill from fireman
named Kingley, and iamboree ensued,
Perkins was ordered out and refused to 90,
whereupon Charles Hart the officer in charge
elected him. He had Hart arrested upon
charge of assault and battery, but Judge |
Bailey held that the tiremen had the right to
use force sufficient to put Perkins out of the
hose house, and dismissed the case.