St. Paul daily globe., 1884-04-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Inc real estate transfers Hleu yesterday
aggregated ST,
Mr. julius Crosse and family have re-
turned from an extended tour through Eu-
rope.
The election of aldeBman of the Fifth ward
to succeed Hon. Geo. 4. Pillsbury will occur
on Saturday, April 10.
plat OF Carlisle park containing four
blocks with forty-two lots was filed yesterday
in the registers office.
Another mass meeting will be held at
Market hall next Thursday evening in the
interest Of the Mechanics institute
Ed. r. Harvey claims that he was stopped
Y foot pads on the First avenue south, and
says he put them to flight with his pop.
An old bastardy case was disposed of in
the municipal court yesterday through the
union in wcdlock Of Anton Hofner and Kate
Druck.
Daniel Harrington, the rough who demol-
ished the glass front at Prof Donaldson's
saloon, on Bridge square, was given thirty
days berth with Jimmy Stoddart.
E. A. Bassett, the discharged policeman
who was arrested for being party to a street
fight, had his case continued until the Sth in
the municipal court yesterday.
The criminal proceedings of the municipal
court yesterday were of a diversified charac-
ter, and it was an unusually large grist
which was run through the hopper.
VIM. Bross, young man employed in the
Glenn boiler shops, was badly cut on the
left wrist while at work, and fears are enter
tanned that the hand may be permanently
disabled.
Henry Ambrose of the east side arrested at
the instance of his better half upon the
charge of threatening to massacre the entire
family, will be given q hearing before his
honor this afternoon.
Chicken thieves are depredating the east
side. The henneries of Thomas Downs and
John Baxter near the Monroe street car
barns were visited Thursday night, and a
big haul was the result.
The remains of c. E. Eckert, who died of
consumption yesterday at the residence of
his brother-in-law, E. H. Hayford. 536 Sixth
avenue south, will be taken to Farmersville,
New York this evening, for interment
Mary E. Sayre has procured a divorce
from her bibidinous ''liege lord,n Horace B.
Sayre, who is now serving a term of one
years imprisonment at Saltwater for COM
hitting adultery with a gray-headed dame
named Carrie Butts.
Owen Owens, the unfortunate blacksmith
who failed to depart from the custom of man
ufacturing tools for himself while employed
in the car shops, was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday. His case was con-
tinued until April Is.
The suit for S25, 900 damages, brought by
Mrs. Cora Garvana against Lowe Emerson
and the city of Minneapolis, for injuries re-
.sulting from a fall on a defective sidewalk in
October, 1888, was on trial yesterday before
Judge Koon and jury.
Clerk Davenport issued marriage licenses
yesterday to the following parties: Bernard
Schuller and Christina Behmen; C. Schnei-
der and Augusta Miller; Anthony Hoffner
and Kate Droneck; William Norman and
Rena Ware; Mic Mayerns and Kate Deville;
Alfred Larson and Emma S. Anderson.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Minneapolis Press club, to be held at 80 p.
m. tomorrow, Mr.. C. NJ Palmer. of the
Northwestern HITLER will read paper on ''The
Province of the Trade Journals and Mr.. C.
S. Bartram, of the Journal, will present pa
per on ''The Typos Struggles with the Edi-
tors Copy"
Edward Hawser, the man stabbed by Louis
Starry, the belligerent butcher, has mysteri-
ously disappeared, and as he was com planning
witness in the action brought against Starry
upon the charge of assault with dangerous
weapon, the examination could not be held
yesterday. 1t was continued until the 18th,
when it is hoped Hawser may be found.
''Stubby'' Anderson, the crook arrested for
breaking into a storeroom in the Knowles
block, for the purpose of stealing hats and
furnishing goods stored therein by the Ma
honey Bros, will be given preliminary
examination in the municipal court on the
18th instant. Meanwhile he langaishes in
durance in default of bonds for his appear
ance.
Yesterday morning a double team owned
and driven by one Thompson became fright
ened when crossing the railroad tracks on
Fifth street and Fourth avenue north, and
INDUCED in a runaway, during which a lad
named Peter Menard was knocked down and
run over, inficting severe bruises upon his
body. The horses were checked in their wild
career near Washington avenue bridge after
they had completely demolished the wagon
to which they were attached.