St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated S117, 6S5.20.
Mary Ann Fisher obtained a divorce yes
terday from Frederick Fisher.
A regular meeting of the Irish National
league will be held this evening.
The hall of the Chamber of Commerce is
being handsomely fle3coed by P. Clausen.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
.ietv meets this evening at Catholic Assocla-
ion hall
Dorsey W. Thomas was matrimonially sew
cred from Ida Thomas yesterday by a decree
IF the court.
w. H. Macdonald and Mr.. Eichmann, Of
the Boston Ideals, have each bought a lot on
the shores of Lake Harriet.
The Mongahela company, Of Pittsburg,
will supply the Minneapolis Gas Light com
pany with ZOO tons Of coal.
Curtis d Stafford are to erect block OF
two-story frame cottages on Vine place and
Fourteenth street, at Il cost OF $4,000.
William Hart, vagrant, will be cared for
by the county, under the stewardship OF jim
nv Stoddart for the coming twenty days.
The work in connection with the primary
grades was discussed at the meeting Of the
teachers of the public schools yesterday morn
ing.
The suit brought by Brunswick 81 Com
pany against Brunswick u Co., billiards, will
be heard on Tuesday morning at nine
O'Clock.
At its last meeting, George n. Morgan,
Post G. A. r., mustered i'll the new recruits
and received applications from twenty-five
others.
1t is stated that the name of the new bank
to be established III the chamber Of commerce
building will be the National Bank OF Com
merce"
Prof. j. F. Downey will give his famous
lecture ON the Atlanta Campaign in the
Thirteenth avenue NJ. E. church next We'd
nesday evening.
A boarder at the st. Olaf house, on South
Third street, stole about 1925 worth of goods
from his landlord and suddenly decamped
Tor parts unknown.
Three thugs robbed Mrs. Fannie Thornton
of her pocketbook containing small sum OF
money, as she was walking on Fourth street
The thieves escaped.
James MulHgan., the miscreant who in
suited Mrs. Officer Hill on the streets, was
yesterday relegateG. to the custody of Sheriff
Stoddart for thirty days.
Dr. Maye Nor is flying high in Jackson
vile, Florida, where he designates himself as
the distinguished Egyptian Physician"
People who know him smile.
Two more Of the typos in the Tribune walk
ed out yesterday, being unwilling to longer
withstand the humiliation incident to the
tyranny of the Dubuque colony.
Sneak thieves stole a set of harness and
some tools from a barn owned by Mrs. REM
ington, at the corner of Twenty-eighth ave-
nue. south and Twenty-sixth street.
Burglars entered Mcklenberg's store, cor
ner of Twento-fourth avenue south and
Twenty fifth street, and carried off pail of
tobacco besides other articles Of small value
The American District Telegraph company
has inaugurated mounted service, and boys
can be seen in full livery dashing through
the streets handsomely mounted on sleek
ponies.
Robert Hortenbach is charged with using
abusive language to Mary Westlake. He de-
posted 500 with the clerk of the municipal
court yesterday for his appearance for trial on
the 18th.
Street Commissioner Sacre, of the Fourth
ward calls the attention of pr operty owners to
the necessity of removing all ashes and re-
fuse deposited in alleys and back yards du-
ring the winter.
A motion for new trial in the suit grow
ing out of the ancient feud existing between
DR.. Woodbury. and George E,nickerbocker ct
al, was argued and denied in the district
court yesterday.
The following parties were licensed to wed
yesterday: Edward Saleberg and Ella Ches-
mes, Frank j, PAIL and Louisa Boil. John
w. Haywood and Flora NJ. Johnson, Pascal
Potion and Mary Blanehet
Frank II. Lewis grocery delivery team
INDUCED in runaway crank yesterday
morning, and the driver, George Manson,
sustained a broken right arm by being
thrown from the wagon.
At a meeting of the several committees
it was decided that the Shakespeare memorial
entertainment by the united Chautauque
circles Of the city be held at the residence
of DR.. P, /. Hatch, april %.
John Sippler, who runs concert saloon
on North Third street, has been arrested |
upon the charge of keeping his saloon open
on Sunday. The case viii ce given trial in
the municipal court cd Friday next.
Mr.. John Lully, the grocer, has removed |
from 215 Cedar avenue, and has Opened4 |
larger store to meet the increase of trade, at
the corner of Cedar and Twenty-second |
street south, where he will be happy to see
his patrons
q. E. K0rnosky is under arrest at the in
stance OF Mrs. Ellen Baker, who charges him
with using abusive language. The defendant
recognized yesterday for his appearance for
trial on April IS, by making deposit in the
sum of 500.
At the request ofthe complaining witness,
John Brennan, an incorrgible inebriate who |
was arrested for stealing rubber coat and
pair of boots from Goodnow & Hawley's |
lumber office, had Sc ntence suspended in the |
municipal court yesterday.
Joseph Bugby has been before the munich
pal court charged with stealing coat from
William Trager and pawning it. The case
came before Judge Bailey yesterday, but the |
pawnbroker could not testify to the identity |
of the defendant and the case was dismissed. |
John Abrahamson has been arrested at the
instance of Z. T. Rye, charged with keeping |
his saloon open on election day. The case
was yesterday set for hearing on April IS, |
at 9 a. m. The defendant recognized in
deposit OF 500 for his appearance at that |
time.
At the last entertainment given by the
Foss NJ. E. church lyceum, the pastor, Rev.
j. NJ. Bull recited '"The Charge of the Heavy
Brigade piano duet was given by Misses
McAlster and Morrison, reading by E. S.
Gaylord, and news of the week by Elmer
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