St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-26

johnson, w. T. Bowhall and Jessie Dawley,
David c. Campbell and Jennie Dawley, A.
f. Ludwig and Catherine Ehhalt, Arthur L.
jerks and Carrie f. Beard.
An old unoccupied blacksmith shop on
Main street northeast burned down about
midnight. Incendiaries work. Loss nom
inal.
At the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday it was resolved to under
take to raise $40, 900 to be expended in max
ing an exhibit at the New Orleans expo
sition. The following committee was
appointed to meet similar committee from
the board of trade to canvass the matter. r.
Baden, A. G, Milford, A S. Linton, F. A.
Bishop and A. B. Taylor.
All ladies having information to give or
receive in regard to contributions for the
department of ''Women's Work. to be
placed with the Minnesota exhibits at the
Worlds Industrial exposition, New Orleans,
are requested to call upon or address the
superintendent, Mrs. Isabel c. Marston, 257
First avenue south, room IA, Minneapolis,
Office hours from to IL a. m.
Journal The straight Gilfllan and anti
Gilfllan issue was made at every caucus by
the Charley Johnson Gilfllan bulldozers-
and on this issue, so made, Mr.. Gilfllan was
repudiated BY a majority of 1880. That is
to say, out of about 1000 Republican votes
cast in the caucuses, the anti-Gilhllan tickets
received more than 1900 and the Gilfllan
ticket less than 1850. This fact can't be
wiped out.
The Minneapolis Bar association library,
rooms 80 and 81, Academy of Music block,
have received the following new law books,
viz: Walker on Patents, Schouler on Per-
sonal Property y vols.), Ewell on Fixtures,
Dicey on Parties to Actions, Wells on Juris-
diction of Courts, Pomeroy on Remedies and
Remedial Rights, Watson on Precedents of
Indictments and Pleas, Bump on Federal
Procedure.
Annie st. Clair, known also as Mrs. Pres
ton, who served a thirty day sentence for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, yes
terday complained to the police that another
WON an had stolen two dresses and six gold
rings from her house during the time of her
incarceration in Jail. Detective Quinlan ar
rested the girl, who ''squealed' and deliv-
cred over the property with the understand
| ing that Mrs. Preston shall not prosecute
! her.
~ 10 DCAuS
| of st. Louis capitalists to extend the motor
line around Lake Minnetonka to a point
opposite Hotel st. Louis, by going along the
east shore of the lake crossing the neck open
ing into Gray's bay, around Wayzata bay
and through Wayzata, and thence up the
North shore to Hotel Lafayette, and thence
around to Lake Park and Excelsior, con-
meeting all the various points of interest.
The st. Louis capitalists visited the lake yes
terday to look over the grounds.
About 9 O'Clock last night man drove of
with horse and buggy, belonging to S. H.
| Wood 81 Co., from the rear OF PA Hennepin
avenue. The disappearance of the rig was
noticed soon after, and the police recaptured
it at the corner of Third avenue north and
First street north. It seems that the man
was intoxicated, and asked a negro to get in
and direct him to a certain house. When he
found he was pursued he jumped out and
escaped. The negro was captured and
locked up for safe keeping, pending an in
yestiga ton of the case.
In the district court Judge Lochren yes
terday filed an order in the suit brought by
the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis Railway com
pany VS.. the st. Paul, Mime.
apolis. q Manitoba Railway com.
pany and the Minneapolis Elevator com
pany to enjoin any interference with the
loading track running from the plaintiff:
main line to their elevators A 1 and g
The judge dissolves the temporary injunc-
ton and Incorporates in his order the terms
of the agreement between the companie:
which provides that the st. Louis road shall
have track on the south side of the eeva-
tors, and the Manitoba track on the nortl
side, said tricks to be controlled reasonably
by the elevator company. This order is t
be in force pending the decision of the suit