St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

L. P. Plummer is dangerously i'll with an
attack of paralysis.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S42, SO7.
A meeting of the Industrial Institute will
be held tomorrow evening.
j. j. Slarin is the happy father of eleven
pound boy, the first arrival at his house.
c. c. Schultz, Christ. Hanka and John B..
Muller were admitted to full citizenship yes
terday.
regular communication of Khurum
lodge, A. F. s. A. NJ, will be held this
evening.
Ted Marks, the agent, says he has already
secured fifteen entries for the Market hall
baby show.
The expense to be incurred in the proper
dedication Of the chamber of commerce will
amount to 81, 800
Two more bagnio keepers and inmates were
martialed before his honor We sterday and paid
their fines, although contrary to law.
The water board transacted no business
last evening for want of a quorum. The
board will meet again tomorrow evening.
The wholesale and retail liquor, cigar and
tobacco dealers are now taking out thrir an
nual licenses from Uncle Sam, beginning
with May 1.
The little steamer "Star'' on Lake Mime
tonka has been remodeled, thoroughly over
hauled and reftted and is now neat and
pretty boat.
The lie ProgreS Publishing company has
been organized by a number of leading
Frenchmen, who intend to start weekly
paper in this city.
The excavation for the railroad on Wash
ington avenue south beneath the tracks of
the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul railway
is progressing ragidly.
VIM. T. Blair, the young man adiudged
insane by the examining board at the probate
court last W ednesday, was yesterday sent to
the asylum at st. Peter.
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Union Railway company will be held on
Monday at II O'Clock a. m. to elect officers
and transact other important business.
Alexander Sullivan, president Of the Irish
national league of America, will speak at
Market hall next Monday night, under the
auspices of the Irish societies of the city.
The fire department was called to the East
side early yesterday morning to extinguish
an insignificant blaze in Barnard & Cope's
furniture factory. Bigscare and little dam
age.
Sherman Hollofe was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday upon the charge of
stealing chickens. The case was continued
until the goth, and the defendant fled bonds
in $50 for his appearance.
Sheriff Studdart received a telegram last
evening from the authorities at the asylum
saying that Blair would not be admitted to
the institution. The young has been afflicted
with epilepdc fits for many years.
The ''young man about town. can be seen
standing on the street corners casting rap
turous chances at the Ida Siddons bellies and
hangers. It makes Manager Breslaurer
smile; it is the prospect of pig gate money.
All the cases on the calendar for the Feb
ruary general term of the district court were
disposed of yesterday forenoon with the ex-
ception of nineteen real estate cases for de-
linquent taxes which are taken under ad-
visement.
A mass anti-lcense meeting will be held
III tue o4u Go"n Hall III Iue ElSnIn Waru To-
morrow night, and the originators invite all
interested citizens to active participation.
They do say they won't have saloon in their
little province.
o. W. Chalmers is hack driver in the en-
ploy of Madison. He admires speed, espe-
cially in the team over which he pulls the
ribbons and don't care whether it is. on sus-
pension bridge or on one of the streets. He
paid fine in So. so yesterday.
The Cedar Lake Ice company filed amend
ed articles of incorporation yesterday. It's