St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The board of equalization met yesterday and
adjourned Friday.
EAe Ames Zouaves held a meeting at their
vrsnory last evening.
1t cost the county S2S1 go to pro tect Can
ieny from the ''mob.'
The Crusaders T. A. society held meeting in
Catholic Association hall last evening.
Octore Dupere paid fnein S12. so yesterday
for stealing four pieces of timber, the property
of John K. Perkins.
The members of the police department will
wear Grape for thirty days in respect to the death
of their brother officers Laughlin and Winkler
A. H. Bore paid fine of S. yesterday for lick :
ing J. j. Crank because the latter had been too
familiar with the formers family-so it is said.
Emil r. Wickert and Anna Lucas, Joseph A.
Jacques and Orilda Rondeau Jessie NJ. Williams
and Rebecca Thomas obtained marriage licenses
yesterday.
1t seems ia be matter Of considerable regret
to the Journal that Matt Bross, the city jailor,
was not shot instead of Winkler, the patrol
wagon driver.
The Long Meadow Gun club will de dictate their
new club house, at Bloomington, on August 10,
with dinner. Each member is asked to invite
friend, who is liable to become a member.
Sixty members of companies G. and X, of the
Missouri National guards, will arrive Sunday
from st. Louis for live weeks camp at Hotel
ST. Louis, Mnnetonka.
The bastardy case brought at the instigation
of Hilda husband against John Berg came up in
the municipal court yesterday, but contin-
ued until August 10, at am.
Mark German and Julius (or JIM Parker
were each committed 80 days in the county
Jail for disordery conduct. They were Tony
Cantieny's companions at the time Laughln was
murdered.
NJ. w. Glenn heads a subscription for the pur
pose of raising fund for the aid of the late
David Winklers widow and family. Philip Hart
man is also actively engaged in raising moneys
for the same purpose
Michael O'Mora, a packer in the Washburn c
mill, had his left leg badly cut while jumping
train Yesterday, by that limb coming into con-
tact with aswitch. He taken to the Col
lege hospital for treatment.
II. II. Her, NJ. Storm and William Dittman
have been arrested by Chief West, charged with
selling liquor without license. Their trials
have been continued until August Sth, when the
evidence will be taken before juries
Peter Rouen, L. Mesleyer and Fritz Friedrich
are building a handsome three story brick block
at the corner of Washington and Plymouth
avenues north. 1t will be the finest block in
north Minneapolis.
Lydia NJ Ingrahm yesterday commenced suit
lor divorce and the custody OF Il minor child
against her husband, Manville d. Ingram Adult
terry with an unknown woman, committed
August 4, is the cause alleged.
All the horse shoers and blacksmiths of Min
neapolis are requested to meet at Gray's black
smith shop, First avenue south, at 80 O'Clock
Friday evening, to consult concerning a picnic
TO be given under their auspices.
IT NJ joy, dealer in agricultural implements,
and president Of the Minneapolis Storage &
Warehouse company, yesterday, made an as
signment to Isaac McNair for the benefit of his
creditors. The assets are $4,000. and the liza
bilities in the neghborhood OF $50, 900.
j c. Black is the clerk of the Clark house.
lie had an alteration with c. c. Mckinney, in
the course Of which Mckinney hit Black with
stone Both were arrested. Black was dis
charged, however, by the court, while the other
paid fine in Sl250.
John IIanning the man charged with breaking
into the Hennepn avenue hardware store and
stealing a large amount of revolvers and knives,
was yesterday held to await the action of the
grand jury in default of $500 bonds he was re-
mauded to the custody of the sheriff.
An attachment was served by the sheriff on
the goods and chattels owned by Frank Shaw,
and which conests in the gambling tools and
utensils in his rooms at 205 Nicoet avenue. The
attachment is for the purpose of recovering one
of those old Judgments.
A local paper recently attempted to create a
sensation by publishing statement to the effect
that Ida Peterson, young girl recently from
Eau Claire, had been foully dealt with. An al
legged brother Of the girl put in appearance
and looked for his sister in vain. The police
finally took the matter in hand, and yesterday
Detective Quidlan discovered the whereabouts Of
the girl in 81. Paul. she is working in a respect
able family and had run away to avoid this same
brother" whom she thinks is bent upon her
ruin