St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The rate of taxation will be 2H per cent. OF
more the new valuation.
The brass cup from of the wheels on the
patrol wagon has been lost.
There was discouraging drouth of news yes
terday. Too hot probably.
Building Inspector Pardee only issued one
building permit yesterday.
Messrs Clausen & Christensen have begun the
work Of frescoing the West hotel in oil.
The Ames zouayes will hold drill meeting in
the armory, at PA Nicollet avenue, this evening.
Aman was arrested last evening for stealing
three shirts from One Lungs Chinese laundry on
Sixth avenue.
Officer Kirkham last night arrested, on suspi-
cion. span of white horses which he found loose
on the streets.
c. o. Duplessis has purchased the apparatus
of the Northwestern gymnasium, and the North
western is 10 more.
Hereafter the Northern Pacific railroad will
run all its freight trains across the new bridge
into the yards and depots on the West side.
c. L. Fitch, chief of exposition transportation,
states that the weather in Minneapolis, since his
arrival here, has been warmer than it was in New
Orleans when he left there last Saturday
Five more saloon keepers were arrested yes
terday on the old charge of selling liquor without
4 license. Their cases were continued for jury
trials and each filed bonds in $500 appear
ance.
Constable Cressy last evening brought in John
doifiin from the town of Plymouth, who has
been bound over in the sum of $500 to keep, the
peace, at the instance of Harmon S. Tracy, his
employer, whose life he threatened.
Andrew Anderson and Caroline Linquist, Geo.
M. Stone and Alice A. Chaplin, D. c. Harding
and Gertie Southwick U. S. Wright and Jennie
j. Leveare, W. N Temple and Elizabeth Snyder,
John johnson and Hannah Olson yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Through the courtesy of COL McCrory, Prof
Birdsall's G.. A. r. choir are to have free ex-
cursion to Lake Calhoun on Tuesday next. In
view of this full rehearsal is to be held on Fri
day and Saturday of this week in Market hall
att O'Clock p. M. to make suitable arrangements
for the occasion.
Joseph G. Lacy engaged in disgusting hand
to hand fight with his wife Jennie Joseph was
arrested at the instance of the other and the case
was ventilated before Judge Mahoney. The
hueband drinks, and apparently the wife is far
from being amiabe creature. The hearth
stone is the scene of many disgraceful rows.
The judge, after listening to the evidence stated
that i'll his opinion both parties should have been
arrested. He fined the husband $13.
In the district court yesterday Emma E. Chat
elaine asked for divorce from her husband julie
Chatelaine, and the custody of their child upon
the ground of drunkenness and desertion Esther
Z. Blackwell also filed bill for divorce from her
husband Benjamin H., alleging that he has called
her 'damned FOOL has pushed her so as to
almost cause her to loose her balance and speci-
flying other cruelties, which have caused her
mental suffering and agitation.
Edward ODonnell wreck of humanity with
one leg and one eye, caught furnishing pris-
oners in the county jail with forty-rod whisky
The prisoners let down string and O'Donnell
tied on u bottle. He was arrested but unfortu-
nately the statute, which provides for fine not
exceeding SIS for anyone found guilty of the Of
fence, fails to provide for Imprisonment until
that fine is collected, and consequently the pen
nless defendant was discharged.
Elijah burlington recently obtained judg-
ment in the district court against John Att and
subsequently an order from the court that com
PEELED Alt to disclose the whereabouts of his
property. The defendant paid no attention to
this mandate and Judge Koon issued an order
for him to show cause why he should not be ar
rested for contempt Alt declined to give this
his personal attention he was yesterday ar
rested and mcarcerated in the county Jail. His
bond was placed at 800 and he was liberated, to
have his hearing Saturday.
VIM. NJ. Richardson is in trouble. He is I'M
der arrestupon the charge of stealing a horse
and buggy, valued at $500 and the property Of
NJ. D. Wilson If he tells the truth he is in
deed unfortunate. He claims that he hired a
horse from Wilson'S livery stable on Monday
morning and agreed to return it at o'clock
Instead, he and friend went on a spree and
drove out into the country. When returning
the horse to his owner he pulled in by an
officer. Richardson's preliminary examination
will occur Aug. %, and in default of bonds in
$500 for his appearance he now languishes in