St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

A military company has been organized on
the East Side.
The w. c. T. U. will hold no meeting
this week, owing to the Winona convention.
st. Patricks' Eve was well put on at Pence
Opera house yesterday. Tonight Colleen
Bawn is the BILL
Paddy Norton, Chicago, middlewcight pu-
gulst is in the city, and trying to arrange
for an exhibition.
Daviana Day was yesterday granted di-
vorce from Francis Day; Francis NJ Baker
from Erwin j. Baker.
''To the voters belong the spoils." If you
you don't believe Sam Hill thinks so, read
the committees he has appointed.
Five attachments have been levied against
the fixtures and what few goods were not
carted off from the American Eagle store on
Sunday night.
Sheriff Tuttle, of Vermilli on county ILL.,,
telegraphed Detective Quin,an that he would
arrive here to-day, with requisition for
Gee, the eloper.
The Catholic Orphans fair at Market hall
was well attended last evening, and literally
patronized, the voting on the different prizes
attracting considerable interest.
The Minneapolis Lacrosse club will go to
ST. Paul to-day, to play match with the St.
Paul club for state championship. The game
viii be called at 3 p. IN. at the base ball
park.
The Minneapolis Alumnae association OF
the Western Female seminary, Oxford, Ohio,
will hold a meeting Thursday, September %,
at p m, at Mrs. L. +. Pabody's, sos Third
avenue south.
Judge Koon yesterday, denied motion for
for new trial in the suits of P. H. Mantel
and the Minneapolis Street Railway company
Railroad company.
Yesterday afternoon A. Johnson, who was
being let down in the new Tribune in q
bucket, was injured by the bucket breaking
losse, and falling four stories. He suffered
broken bones in his right foot.
John Westgrund and Carrie Hanson, Louis
satran and Mary Sterdahl, Samuel Bell and
Vie Heath, Curt. Peterson and Cine NJ. Sat
ter, W. II. Hahn and Kittie H. Johns, yester.
day obtained marriage licenses.
1t has been discovered that all of the meu
who signed the Lane affidavit which was pre-
sented to the county convention Tuesday
were actual residents of the precinct The
trouble was, no one knew where the boundar,
lines were.
1t transpires that the Chicago creditors whS
ran OF with the American Eagle stock, go
out-generaled in the end. They paid 81, sol
for the train, and upon arriving at Chicago
suburban town an officer levied an attach
ment on the stock in behalf Of eleven credi.
tors who held claims aggregaing S41, 900.
A strong Swedish Cleveland and Hen
bricks club was organized in the office of P
?. Swanson LAST night. The following officer
were elected: President, P Clemenston
vice president, :. Anderson; secretary, Z
Dean; corresponding secretary, Alex Mo
beck. The organization gives promise o
proving strong factor in the coming cam
paign.
George Gee, the man from Illinois, VIII,
was arrested by Detective QuinIan TO
elopeing with young girl named Eda CLAY
was yesterday arrsigned in the muuicipa
court upon the charge OF fornication. Tn,
sheriff from Danyille, H., had not arrive,
and the authorities thought it unsafe to kee
the prisoner in custody longer and arraignes
him. The trial was continued until the asth
II has developed that the German who sui
cided at Grand Forks, recently is not tn
man who stole the horse and buggy from
Russellis livery stable, as word was received
yesterday from Hastings that the man vantes
is there with the missing property in eharg.