St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-12
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Friends church this afternoon.
TIC Saginaw club arrived yesterday and
took quarters at the Clark house.
Manager TuthiIl rendered his resignation,
but the directors refused to accept it,
An adjourned meeting Of the G. A. R. ex-
tcutive committee will be held this evening.
Hon VIM Christensen, of Olivia, is in
lhe city. He is an enthusiastic Cleveland
man.
The Mnnehaha extension of the motor
line is progressing rapidly. The grading is
nearly completed.
The Saginaws will play in Minneapolis to-
day. Chey comprise zone Of the finest"
clubs in the league
Frank whitehall lost his left hand in an
east side saw mill yesterday morning. The
fatal buzz saw again.
Twenty-cight warrantee deeds we're filed
with yesterday by the register of deeds,
amounting to SOB, Arb.
Joseph w. Psates, charged with mbezzing
as fully described in these columns, was yes
terday discharged by Judge Mahoney.
Burglars stole a watch, a small sum of
dence of r. B. Squires, No 800 Fourth street
southeast.
1t is announced that after all The Chicago,
Milwaukee ~ st. Paul road will make a lib
eral contribution to the G. A. r. encamp-
ment fund.
For some reason the case against Rudolph
Van Hessen and Minnie Luther, charged
with obtaining money under false pretenses,
was dismissed yesterday.
The improvements contemplated at Lake
Minnetonka, and which have been begun on
the narrows, win practically double the navi-
gable portion of the lake.
Charles Munroe is under arrest, charged
with stealing pocketbook con tanning SOL,
from the pocket of f. A. Milford, of No 3O3
South Washington avenue.
The contractors and architect of the West
hotel are straining every nerve to get the
building so that the Grand Army people may
be furnished Accommodations.
One of Strothman 81 Logan's teams ran
away yesterday, and John Nelson, who was
in the wagon, was thrown out and sustained
-a+cenpoUnd fracture of his right arm.
Plats we're yesterday filed with the register
of deeds Of Winship's subdivision of Spring
Park lots at Lake Minnetonka; Miller's adj
dition to the City, lying on Portland avenue
near Twenty -eghth street.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Chas. Possell and Annie Murray; Jno. Berg
and Belle Eggen; p. o. Shettleberg and
lnger c. Anderson; o. o. Berg and Kren
5. ives; John Johnson and Sophie Johnson
The tramp can find no home in this city.
The police are under orders to pull them in
every time they show up. patrol wagon
load of them was sent TO the county Jail yes
terday, where they will be given lodging for
ten days.
Margaret Riley in the district court yester-
day commenced suit for divorce from her
husband, Francis Riley, and the custody of
a two year old daughter Drunkenness and
being a states prison convict are the grounds
upon which divorce is asked
AT the meeting of the members of the
Woman's Industrial exchange yesterday
morning at the Hennepn avenue NJ. Z.
church it was decided to abandon the pro-
Joct OF II lunch room during the G. A. X.
encampment to be conducted by the ladies.
The number of accidents in the mills is
nearly equalng the number of runaways.
Jno. Nj. Dryer, working in one of the flour
ing mills, had his left hand so badly crushed
yesterday morning by the machinery that the
amputatiou of two fingers and thumb was
found necessary.
The Lewis Morrison company has arranged
% give benefit performance at the Grand
Opera ON Thursday evening next for the
benefit of Geo. n. Morgan post g. A. II.
About twenty five members of the post will
take part in the battle scene. The play will
be "a Celebrated Case"
A call is out for a meeting of the Ohio SOL
diers at headquarters, City hall, on Saturday
evening, July Is, 1884. All soldiers who
served in Ohio regiments are requested to be
present The call is signed by Valentine G..
Hush, VIM. McCrory, r. Il. Henderson,
John z. Rea, L. p Harper and others.
The members of Zion Commandery
Knights Tempar, of Minneapolis, are max
ing arrangements for an excursion to Lake
Minnetouka, 10 occur between the 18th and
Goth of August. They will probably 60 to
Lake Park, aud put In the dav rowing sail
ing. fishing and steamboat riding and in the
evening have dress parade, banquet and
grand social hop.
Headquarters bureau of information. G.
A. r., have been opened in Harrison : hall
The design of these headquarters is to fur
nish information regarding location of
boarding houses, hotels and rooms, railroad
matters, etc. 1t is earnestly hoped that any
of our citizens who have rooms 10 rent or
who can furnish either meals or rooms, will
call at or write these headquarters without
delay.
Ia all the eases against the saloon keepers
charged with selling liquor without license,
the respective iuries have brought in ver,iicts
of guilty. Judgment has been stayed. how
ever, and the arguments viii be made aud
points in law will be referred 10 Judge
Bailey Monday morning. The attorney for
the defendants viii undertake 10 establish
the illegaity OF the manner in which the
ordinance under which the actions were
brought, was passed by the city council
The alleged abduction of the girl, ''Lilly
Roseerans, - reported in yesterdays GLOBE,
has created considerable excitement and
feeling. In connection with the kidnapping
it has been stated that certain public officer
whose name Is wen known, was not only
sognixant of the affair but took lively part
Mayor Pillsbury has ordered thorough in
sestigation of the case, and has given iu-
structi0ns 10 the nolice to make diligent
effort to arrest the perpetrators. 1t is stated
that the hack containing The four men stop
ped at Daiiy's residence, and that The cries
OF the girl were heard inside the carriage
The THIRD Hard taHcWs.
At the Third ward Democratic caucus held
last evening at the Plymouth avenue hose
house, Daniel Wait presided, Aid. Hashow
acting as secretary. The following xere