St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
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Robt Blum lodge happily entertained large
party of the Sovereigns last night.
The Fifth ward Blaine and Logan club met at
the Twelfth street hose house last night.
A plat Of Aurora Park revised addition was
yesterday filed with the register Of deeds.
The Republicans will hold their primaries this
evening, and it will be lively scrambling.
The 4. b. Priest assault and battery case was
dismissed in the municipal court yesterday.
The Minneapolis lacrosse club will go to st.
Paul to play a championship game next Thurs
day.
C. c. Peck yesterday fonnd guilty Of sell
ing liquor without license. He paid fine in
S36a5.
The case against Richard Powers, charged with
ASSEMBLING his wife Julia, yesterday contin-
ued until Sept. 30
Ben. Butler is to be honored by political or
ganization, il is said, in the Third ward which
will bear his
Tonight the war promised by Charley John
son will begin in earnest. The Damascus blade
will weep tears Of blood.
The Probst assault and battery case still hangs
fire in the municipal court. 1t is now set for
trial the 18th instant.
The rotunda, Office billiard room, dining hall
and parlo.s Of the Nicollet house to be illu-
minated with electric lights.
As expected, the adultery case brought against
Edith Cole by her husband, Israel Cole was dis
misled in the municipal court.
In the municipal court yesterday the case
against L. p. Ryan charged with violating the
hack ordinance, wps dismissed
The followers OF St John and Daniel are get
ting quite enthusiastic in Minneapolis. They
expect to poll bigger vote than usual.
Theo Schmtz and Rosa Kesler, Whipple Par
rott and Nellie owen, John Olson and Mathilda
johnson yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
Auditor Mcdonald has sold all the tax judg
ments in the county, excepting portion Of the
Eighth ward, which will be offered for sale to-
day
Dcputy Sheriff Thompson left last evening for
st. Peter having charge Of Emily Linsted who
was yesterday adjudged insane by Probate Judge
LELAND.
J. f. Nowlin, the slick young man who forged
Whitcomb's name TO a S2s check, was yester-
day held to await the action OF the grand jury in
$500 bonds.
Last night large party OF the members Of the
Sovereign Grand lodge were royalty entertained
by Mrs. DR.. French ut her residence in Royal
ston avenue.
John Mullen, the chap who stole a coat and
vest from in front Of the r clothing store,
was committed thirty days yesterday by Judge
Bailey for the offence.
Judge Bailey yesterday suspended sentence in
the case OF Peter Saurer, charged with selling
liquor without license, the suspension being
operative during good behavior
Melvin B. Bryant and wife, in the district
court yesterday commenced proceedings for the
adoption OF girl five months old, daughter Of
Harvey Hoochngs, Of Independence.
The fire alarm yesterday noon was occasoncd
by a fire in a bed at Twenty fifth street and Six
teenth avenue south. II was eXtiuguished in its
incpiency without the aid Of Ihe department.
A deed Of the transfer OF blocks / to II in
elusive of Remington park, fifth division, L. F.
Menace to Jas. f. Merrill consideration 1865 900
was yesterday filed with the register OF deeds.
Mollie Pike, the nymph du pave arrested at
the instance of Hugh McNulty upon the charge
IF puroning two one hundred dollar bills from
him, had her examination further continued I'M
ill the Goth instant
The various candidates looking toward secur-
ing the nomination for coroner on the Republican
ticket. were particularly active yesterday, ar
ranging things for the caucuses this evening
Each one feels confident OF success
HA telegram was received last evening from S
q. Spauding, Of Chicago, an uncle OF Geo H.
Worden, the man who committed suicide to the
effect that ne Is on his way to Minneapolis and
will he here today to take charge Of the body.
Fireman ?, Lane is a vcritable ring smasher.
The Republican ring says the anti-Gifan Re
publicaus can have no representative in the con.
vcntion on Tuesday but the Third ward is liable
10 elect majority OF anti Gidllan delegates to
night
Nrs c. II. Pratt and Mrs. W. W. FolweH will
make distributions at the College hospital FOR the
Flower and Fruit mission this afternoon The
monthly meeting occurs at the residence OF Mrs
James Plant, 30 Ninth street south, on Friday,
Sept 20.
The Democrats OF the Fourth ward viii meet
In tue hall adjoining the board OF trade rooms
this evening aud perfect the organization OF a
cleveland n Hendricks club. Hon. o. C. Mcr-
RAM will be one OF tho speakers. An are invited
20 attend.
meeting will be held At the Curtss hail. IN
the Sidle block at 10 oclock this morning for
the purpose OF organizing department OF wo
mems work 10 De placed on exhibition at the
New Orleans exposition together with other
Minnesota exhibits.
$. IL. Potts 6 Son. stock raiscrs In Illinois
yesterday commenced suit in the district cour
against W : King and others, managers of IN,
Minneapolis fair for premiums awarded upor
stock exhibited by them at the fair in 1881, bu
never paid The total amount OF the premium,
Is Si,@i0,
ON the first day OF the month Judge Mahoney
committed Hugh Clarity TO Jail FOR sixty day,
for selling liquor without a license, he having
been convicted OF dispensing ardent spirits be
youd she celebrated dead line " Yesterday bi
attorney, Charles Ebert, succeeded in getting IN,
sentence suspended, and Clarity j. again a free
man.
Articles incorporating the Mutual Live Stool
association were Yesterday fled with the rcria
ter AZ deeds. The object IS charity. beneyuleDc,
aud mutual assistance, and to indemnify each
other by mutual assistance for the loss hy dear,
or disablemcnt OF horses, mules or cattle m,
incorPorators are John II, Hasty, Chas H. Blu
ritti, J. W. NolyncaUx.
II transpires that W H. orenlorf John /
Blockadore and Charles Gardner, the three styl
ish young men who we're arrested NJ the West
month ago upon suspicion that they were hotc
thieves. are CstmahjS citizens ~ Canton N
The RspabiicaH OF that place devote- a half col
umu - culogiziug their character and condemn
ing the Minneapolis police and press.
c. Brockeubrouch. OF la Fayette. Indiana an
Thomas A. orr. OF Minneapolis secured in ,v
days fishing ~ lake Minretonks, eighty pound
81 black bass and thirty pounds OF pickcrel
Weighing in all ess pounds OF the pumbe
three bass weighed ; I 90 and 6 I. pounds each
making iSit pounds The choicest and larses
FISH ever caught In the northwestern country.
A, the regular meeting OF the Independeu
order Of Forcsters, the following officers wer
elected: .. r., Z. d. Barth; Y. e r., Jas "
norau fin sec, VIII : Park; rec sec. Jane
Fressy; trcas., .. p Jackson; physician. J.
Moore; chap. NJ &. slime; woodwards A
1Iaubcr, j. BodlCy; besales. T. e. HAIL. NJ J
Kenny. lae order il IN very dourishiEg cor
dition. thirty five members having been adde
since the last regular meeting.
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