St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $69,214
regular meeting of the water board will
c held Thursday night.
Henry Weeks is building a $4,000 re 81
dence near Central park
Work on the new union depot will com
mence the present week.
The saloons must close to-day, back doors
as well as front, remember.
Dan. Morrison's team ran away yesterday
and demolished two vehicles.
The average citizen went home with pri-
vate flask in his pocket last night.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting on Wednesday evening.
The Irish National league will hold its
weekly meeting this evening at A. o. U.
hall.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society meets this afternoon at Catholic AS
citation hall.
The real estate and personal tax cases will
come up for hearing in the district court
next Thursday.
The criminal business of the municipal
court was limited almost to plain DRINKS and
vags yesterday.
The suit for divorce brought by Eugene H.
Carpenter against his wife, Eva A., was dis
missed yesterday by the court.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will hold their reg
ular weekly meeting on Monday evening.
All members are expected to be in attend
ance.
The commercial drummers effected per-
manent organization yesterday, with large
membership.
James Gleason, of Richfeld obtained
bounty of IS yesterday at the auditors Office,
for the scalp of wolf killed by him few
days since.
A millwright named Johnson, who was
employed in making repairs at the mills
split his foot open with an adze yesterday
morning.
Henry Raymond was thrown from his car
riage in runaway accident yesterday morn
ing, and sustained u compound fracture of
his left arm.
Charles Fairchild got caught between the
bumpers while employed as brakeman on the
Omaha road and sustained painful but not
dangerous injuries.
Harry Boyd, a nineteen year old lad, fell
down the elevator shaft in the Skies block
and sustained dangerous injuries to the head
besides broken ankle.
The Minneapolis Artists club will give
their first semi-annual exhibition in Peters
art gallery, No. sos Nicollet avenue on to-
morrow evening at O'Clock.
Tho fret social acCarn I1,- If +bo WOLF TOna
Rifles will be held next Wednesday evening
at Market hall. Thyle's orchestra will fur
nish the music on the merry occasion.
A special train was run to Saltwater ON the
Omaha road last evening to accommodate
the local artists who wished to attend the
opening of the roller rink in that city.
A fire occasioned a loss of about $50 in
Nelson, Tenny q Co.'s storehouse on Van
Buren, street yesterday, and another fire en-
tailed nominal loss in Cole IL Weeks mill.
The senior class of the high school will
soon give a dramatic entertainment. They
are now rehearsing under the direction of
their teacher in elocution, Mrs. NJ. E. Gale.
About 1900 persons attended the Domini-
can fair at Market hall last evening. The
names of ali who have won and drawn arti-
cles at the fair will appear in to-morrow's
GLOBE.
The board Of appraisers will meet again on
Thursday afternoon to take evidence in ad-
Judging the damages to property owners
along the Northern Pacific railroad on the
East side.
The members of the new French parish
will congregate in Catholic Association hall
IL. 1
will preach to them in the French language
at the 10 o'clock mass.
1t is conceded by good connoisseurs that
the fancy tables at the Dominican fair which
closed last evening, surpassed any of the
kind ever seen in the city in their artistic
arrangement and establishment.
The annual meeting of the Canadian-Amer
lean society will be held on Thursday even
ing in the St. George society hall. At that
time the projected Canadian American insti-
tute will probably be consummated.
Mgr. Osuf, vicar apostolic of northern
Japan, will preach this morning at st. An
thongs church, East Minneapolis, at the 10
O'Clock mass. In the evening at 7:30 he
will preach at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.
D. B. Johnson denies the allegation of the
NelcS Letter that the Harrison hall Democracy
will support Mr.. Fletcher for congress. On
the other hand he claims that the faction will
go solidly for the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, whoever he may be.
The GLOBE is informed that close watch
will be kept to-day upon the drug stores who
sold liquor 50 freely on Sunday last. Men
running saloons and paying the license OBJ
ject to closing up while unlicensed parties
are allowed to sell, and well they may.
D. P. Hazen, real estate agent, was ar
rested at the instance of Lydia Gray upon
the charge Of stealing a meerschaum pipe.
The trial was yesterday continued until April
%, and the defendant recognized in de-
post in the sum of 500 for his appearance.
The following couples were licensed to wed
Yesterday: Chas. Sundberg and Charlotte
Hertz: Peter Anderson and Johanna Lar
son; Louis Sundgren and Annie Olson; w.
r. Dunsmoor and NJ. j. Mccoy; Sohn Holm
and Mary Mostrom; Geo. A. Cummings and
Eva c. Mckinney.
Charles Hillman, who is known as Cred
dy,'' was found endeavoring to sell set of
harness. He was arrested upon the suspicion
that he had not come into possession of the
harness honestly, and was corraled. Yester-
day afternoon he was sent up thirty days for
vagrancy, no owner having been found for
the property.
In the special aldermanic election in the
Fifth ward yesterday o. c. Cutter was the
victor as a matter of course. 1t is the
strongest Republican ward in the city and no
matter who is put up on the Republican
ticket is certain of an election. Aid. Cutter