St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Clara Dickens palu a me In SoI.oU ye7ter- |
day for keeping house of i'll repute.
fhe Pillsbury a mill has turned out over
5000 barrels of flour per day for over a
week
The Father Matthew T. A. society will
meet in Catholic Association hall at o'clock
this evening.
The members of the Congregational club
will 90 to st. Paul to attend meeting to-
morrow night.
The French Canadian Democratic club
will hold meeting at 100 Nicollet avenue
tomorrow evening.
Richield township has elected Chas. H.
Clark as delegate to the Republican county
convention on Tuesday.
Thirty warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds, the consideration
of which amounted to $50, 0S9.
The reform club will hold gospel temper
ance services at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Several speakers will be in attendance.
The investigation by the mayor into the
complaints made against Patrolman Rice,
Will be continued tomorrow afternoon.
A division of the Sons of Tennessee viii
be organized in the parlors of the Y. VI. C.
A. in the city market tomorrow evening.
'Methods Of Charity is the suggestive
topic which DR.. futile has chosen for his
discourse to-day, at the Church of the Re-
decmcr.
A call was issued for a special meeting of
the city council at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, but a quorum of the aldermen failed
TO put in an appearance.
Auditor McDouald Yesterday delivered to
the county clerk a list of 413 deliquent per-
sOnal tax payers, citations were forthwith
placed in the hands of the sheriff.
Trouble is experienced in getting through
water main resolutions on Adams street, and
the property owners feel that their rights are
being ignored by the commissioners.
Sundy Grant, who has been arrested upon
charge of selling liquor without a license,
will be given a trial on Tuesday. Mean
while he is under 5000 bonds for appearance
Yesterday was the Jewish new year, and it
was generally observed by the Hebrew mer-
chants, who closed up their respective
places of business. Religious services were
held at the synagogue,
The park commission held a meeting yes
terday afternoon, and decided to proceed
with work on the Hennepin avenue boule-
ward at once, and also to pay for lands ac-
quired on the East side.
Franklin Steele yesterday in the district
court commenced an action to replevin agri-
cultural implements to the value of SO, 366. 81,
in the possession of Isaac McNair, as the as
signee of 7. M. Joy 81 Co.
Mr.. D. Nelson has purchased the Mcmahon
carriage factory. III Third street SOUTH and
will continue the business in connection
with his extensive livery and sale stables, 16
Washing ton auenue north
A. Schultz, arrested by Sergt. McKernan
for disorderly conduct, had jury trial yes
terday. He was found guilty, but his at
torney secured an arrest of judgment for the
purpose Of moving for new trial.
Fredercka HERE yesterday commenced
an action in the district court to enjoin the
sheriff from paying certain moneys from the
sale of mortgaged property to her husband,
who she alleges is u drunkard and will
waste it.
Patrick Fogarty, one of the pioneer farm
ers of Hennepn county, died at his home in
Colute settlement, in Rlchfeld township
The funeral will occur from the church Of the
Immaculate Conception in this city this af-
ternoon.
plat of blocks 80 and 4S of Palmer's adj
dition was yesterday filed with the register
of deeds. The addition lies on First avenue.
between Thirty-eighth and Forty-eighth
streets, and the blocks are divided In thirty
eight lots.
The lack knife racket" was successfully
worked by crook at the Union depot on an
unsophisticated stranger to the tune of SIS.
Detective Hankinson promptly arrested the
sharper, but owing to lack OF prosecution he
was discharged.
Rev. w. W. Sattcrlee said yesterday to a
GLOBE reporter: 'Four years ago the pro-
hibition vote for Neal Dow was a little over
10000, but in my opinion the vote for St.
John win exceed 100000, and may reach
twice that number.
Judge Locbren, in the district court yester-
day heard the arguments in the habeas corpus
proceedings instituted by Jacob Burner to
regain possession of the girl Lottie Burner
The judge remanded the girl to the custody
of Mrs. 7 b. Walker.
Rev. w. W. Satterlee has lust returned
from trip through the southern portion of
the state where he has organized numberless
st. John and Daniels clubs, aud organized
three congressional conventions. He will
address the reform club this afternoon
temperance meeting will be held on
Monday evening, at O'Clock, in the parlors
of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Market hall, to which
all Sons of Temperance and others desiring
20 Join in temperance work are invited. DIR.
Stryker end others viii address the meeting
Auditor Mcdonald yesterday closed out the
remaining tax judgments in the Eighth
ward, that ending the delinquent tax sale
The tota! receipts from the sale amount to
$4,000, including all back taxes FOR 'S3,
excepting some special taxes OF church.
school aud city property.
The Northwestern TELEPHONE exchange
will on Monday next issue to all their sub
scriberS in Minneapolis, st, Paul, Ow atonna,
Red Wing. Mortified, st. Cloud, Ia ribault.
Winona, Maukato and saltwater new di-
reetory giving the latest changes in names
aud number of subscribers.
woman, accompanied BY man. pre-
sumahly her husband, appeared at the police
headquarters and said she was concerned in
the murder of young girl at St Paul some
years ago, aud had come to give herself up
rs she knew the police were hunting for her.
She finally changed her mind about wanting
60 be locked up, aud said she would come
again Monday morning. The police allowed
her to 80 thinking her insane, which is prob
ably the case.
The suit of the Minneapolis & s.. Louis
Railway company VS.. the ST. Paul, Mime
spolis n Manitoba Railway company and
Minneapolis Elevator company to enjoin the
defendants fra-n rap,ovso~ - s-..-f.-.