St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

! The real estate transfers filed yesterday aggre-
gated S41 1899.
Mrs. Enos Campbell fell upon the ice and SUE
tanned a dislocated ankle.
David Craig was yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by his honor, Judge Koon.
The snow disappeared from the streets very
rapidly yesterday and mud is appearing.
The Democratic city committee held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon with full attendance.
Joseph Halden kicked up rumpus and was
yesterday relegated to durance for the ten days.
Jack Murphy, the notorious rough who assault
ed officer Egan was sent down by Judge Baily
yesterday for sixty days.
The Gun club will have glass ball and pigeon
shoot at the grounds of Jas. Adams, on the Min
nehaha road this afternoon.
The city council will hold an adjourned meet
ing this afternoon for the purpose Of acting upon
the motor ordinance amendment.
The joint committee to place in nomination
list for board of park commissioners, will meet
at Market hall tomorrow evening.
The following Democratic committees have
been appointed in the Seventh ward: A. j.
Nuremberg, II. Haren, Henry Horskota.
little fire in the rooms over Thornley's sa-
loos ON Thirteen street south, called out the fire
| department yesterday afternoon. Loss about
$50.
James Marshall, a widower, 43 years of age,
who formerly resided in Minneapolis was re-
Gently killed by snow slide at a mine near
Aspen, Col.
The following couples received licenses to wed
yesterday: julius Jacob and Annie Miltwer; Ole
Haylund and Mary johnson; VIM. F. Giles and
Sale V. Aspinwall.
Christian Itstrup is under arrest at the instance
Of girl named Lise Hanson, who charges him
with bastardy. The preliminary examination
was yesterday set for May 9th at a. m.
plat of Byron's addition was filed yesterday.
The addition contains eight blocks and 214 lots.
and is bounded by Thirty -eighth and Forty-sec-
ond Streets and Twenty-frst and Twenty-third
avenues SOUTH
Lewis N. Storey, the vicious butcher who
stabbed Mr.. Hauser in the side, had his examina-
ton continued IN the municipal court yesterday
until the Both instant at a. M The victim of
the assault is not yet able to appear in court.
The double case Of the Street Car Company
and P. Fl. Mantel against the Chicago, Milwaukee
81 st. Paul Railroad company the Jury returned
verdict in favor of both plaintiffs-S3OO for the
street car company and $500 for the injured car
driver.
The court yesterday filed decision in the case
of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
VS.. Emily Olson. Judgment was given for Sam
uel Howard as administrator of the estate of
Alvin B. Alden for 1922 10, and for the balance
to Emily Olson
In the case of Sidney W, Sea against Sewell P
Channel and others which had occupied the at
tention of Judge Young and a jury during the
past week, the jury yesterday returned for the
plaintiff verdict Of $500 against c. D. Hammond
one of the defendants.
The Ladies Aid society of the Grand Army of
the Republic will give a New England dinner
from IL to 2 O'Clock this afternoon and from to
CLOCK IN the evening, at Odd Fellows hall,
corner of Third and Nicollet avenue. recep-
ton will be given in the evening
Parties who purchase tickets in advance for
the Philharmonic concert on Monday evening
next can exchange them for the reserved seats at
Dyer d Howard s, Foster Bros and Penfield's
on Saturday morning. But in order to secure
seats IN this manner tickets must be purchased
in advunce.
The regular meeting of the Minneapolis Wo-
man Suffrage association will occur Friday.
March 81, at p m, at No. 48 Eighth street
south. 1t will be devoted to increasing the in
terest is school suffrage at the coming election;
aud also arrangements will be made for the suf-
frage sociable eff next week.
F. M. Hunter is beligerent He was yesterday
found guilty by his honor of the municipal court
of committing an assault upon fellow citizen
named j. S. Fall, in that he 'hunted'' him to the
fall" The payment of a fine of 81 S5 balauced
the scales held in hand of the blindfolded god
dess, and the defendant left the presence of his
honor moralizing as to whether he had profted
or lost anything in the little affair."
The Prohibitionists will hold two rallies this
evening. Messrs. Satterlee and Rosendahl will
speak at Hunts hall, Plymouth avenue, and s.
B. Williams and G. F. Wells at Harrison hall.
Next week fourteen meetings will be held
throughout the city, at which red hot shot will be
poured into the camp of the peridious Republi-
cans who threw j. T. Wyman overheard because
he was not an aristocrat like Sc. A. Pa
Wilton East, large trunk manufacturer of
Toronto Canada writes the chief of police ask
ing for information as to the whereabouts of his
brother. John Alfred East, who left that place
some mouths ago and came to Minneapolis, where
all trace of him has been lost causing fear of
foul play to rise in the minds of his friends. He
was nineteen years old, slight in build, average
height. blue eyes, and Roman shaped nose His
teeth were decayed in 'front.' and one or two of
them are missing