St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-23
MINNEAPOLIs GLoBELEr>

Fire escapes are being built on the high
school building.
There was no open air concert at the ,Sny-
der park last night.
Seven drunks and two Migrants before
Hizzoner Mahoney yesterday.
Only four liquor ordinances have been is
sued thus far during this month.
Edna Leon, one of the Front street land
ladies' paid her 500 fine yesterday.
Prof. Danz's orchestra gave one of its pro-
verbally fine concerts in the Columbia last
night,
Harry Dwyer is proud papa. 1t is girl,
and the little stranger and mother are doing
nicely.
The city council last night, for want of a
quorum, adjourned until next Wednesday
evening.
The Bar association will meet at 2 o'clock
to-day to take action in respect TO Judge
Cooleys death
II. G. Hicks has been elected president,
and Sumner Ladd vice president, of the 6.
A. r. relief association.
The case of Peter Arensburg charged with
bastardy by Carrie Swenson, was yesterday
dismissed by the county attorney, the parties
having made some satisfactory settlement.
The Western Union has gobbled up the
new telegraph line between Minneapolis and
Chicago, as was feared by the city council
when it granted the right TO put up wires in
the city.
The case against Charles Cotton, the en-
ployment agency man, charged with obtain
ing money under false pretences was yestcr-
day continued in the district court to Tues
day morning.
c. B. Carlson and Annie NJ Hollshaw,
Robert Johnson and Katie Mccarthy, c. S.
Mason and Edith Sanford, Aaron Flickinger
and Rosa Shartler yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.
Mrs Geo. F. French and Mrs. NJ. O.
Hunter will make the usual distribution at
the college hospital for the flower and fruit
mission on Saturday, August %. Dona-
tons may be left at the Glass block before
p. IN,
The Republican county committee assem-
bled yesterday morning, as announcedi in the
GLOBE, for the purpose of making different
arrangements about holding the county con
vention, but adjourned until to-day noon
without taking any action whatever
NJ &. Stevens, of New York, has consul
mated arrangements for opening the Lyn-
dale hotel, at Lake Calhoun, to-day. He has
leased the property for five years and will re-
duce the rates to $50 per week per couple
c. G. Spaulding will continue to have charge
Of the Office.
Coykendall Bros. 81 Co. have served writs
Of attachment upon the stock of dry goods
and notions Of A. j. Cohen. to secure the
payment Of a bill Of goods sold him. Inves-
tgation developed the fact shat Cahen had
secrcted goods in vacant farm house just
outside the city on the river bark.
Plats were yesterday filed with the register
Of deeds, of 'Markyile, subdivision OF
part Of the n. E. %, S. w. 4, s. E. 4 sec
lion 10, town liz, range %, containing II
lots. Sixth avenue, North addition, lying
on Twenty-second street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, containing 30 lots.
An exciting contest will occur at the
University roller rink this evening Tho
management has arranged for a race fol
gentlemen only for which two prizes will bt
given. The character of the prizes has MOI
yet been decided The race will be a mile
enter.
Ia the municipal court yesterday The
county attorney moved the dismissal of Tho
ease against Sarah b. Chase, arrested fo
practicing medicine without a diploma, it ap
pcaring that she did not know of the re
quirement OF the laws OF Minnesota, anC
has made application for an examination
before the state medical board.
The horse OF Rev Sheldon, of Excelsior
was yesterday recovered. Whoever founC
The animal kept it hidden three weeks ant
lhcn turned the horse over to the pound
master, who in turn sold It for $50 to mar
named Finn, who lives on the East side The
police saw the pound-master's advertisement
and returned the horse to Its owner.
Hannah Rack, the young Swede woman
locked up for drunkenness Thursday night
and who tried to hang herself in the lookup
yesterday, received A sentence Of thirty day
Imprisonment, this being the third time she
has been arrested for drunkenness. Linni,
Carlson, the woman who was with her, wa
let oil, this being her first ofTense. She haC
two infant children ut home and no one Il
take care OF them.
Detective Tucker, of Missouri, left las
evening, having in charge John Berry, VIII
is wanted there to answer to the charge o
embczzliug 81 800 from Maxwell Bros,
firm which deals in horses and mules. Berry
who has lived here some years, says that h
has been buying horses from them and sell
iug them in Minneapolis. Last fall turne,
out poorly. A good many of the animals die,
and prices were low. The firm accordingl
cost money aud thinks he stole 1t. IL
claims his entire innocence.
The sudden and unexpected enforcement
Of the ordinance against leaving horses un
nitehcd In the public streets occasioued
good deal OF fun and excitement Yesterday
The police received orders to nun In all team
that were not tied and within two hours ha,
the lookup all full OF vehicles OF all djscrip-
tons. Many of the owners thought thei
horses had been stolen and rushed about ex
citeGly. When they found that they wer
under arrest and had to pay a fine, they al,
not get any cooler Sixteen were arrigne,
aud fined -, ana ST. ana number VIII
we're arrested after court adjourned CAV
bonds 20 appear this morning The sanCuin
AIRY Mahoney let them of easy and did nc
impose thirty days Imprisonment
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