St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-09
M1NNEApoL1s GLoBELETs.

Officer Sidmore has rendered his resigna-
ton.
The city officers elect have filed their
bonds.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday az
gregated $50, 972.
A kitchen garden exhibition will be given
at Plymouth church this evening.
The Philharmonic are in active rehearsal
for the Thomas concert in June.
The Industrial institute will soon be one OF
the prominent institutions of the city.
The Boston Ideals will present the ''Mus-
keteers'' at the matinee this afternoon.
The prohibitionists have nominated DIR.
Emery for alderman from the Fifth ward.
Gus Williams will open brief engagement
at the Grand tomorrow night in zone OF the
Finestn
-Four hundred cigars were stolen from Jack
Walkers saloon, ON Nicollet avenue, by
burglars.
The original Madison Square 'Esmeralda'
company will open a half week season at the
Grand on Monday evening.
W. D. NId1, WHO was dIItSleu uPOh Vh|
charge of stealing watch from Harold Will
son, was discharged yesterday.
The Diamond saw mill is the first to open
the summer numbering campaign, and is
now busily engaged saving up logs.
The season at the Grand of the Boston
Ideals will close this evening with the pre-
sentation of the Bohemian Girl.''
In the case of Farnham 81 Lovejoy against
John Murphy, the jury yesterday gave YER
diet for the plaintiff in the sum of S116.37.
Rev. TreadweI Morton has been induced
to deliver his lecture, ''Whither Bound?'' in
st. Paul's church on Friday evening; April
18th
A crook named Tom Ward is in the lookup
for stealing pair, of pants from the front
of the Bay State clothing store, on Hennepin
avenue.
Lava Kreiss, the wife of German farmer
residing on the Rockford road, was adjudged
insane yesterday and sent to the lunatic asy-
lum at St. Peter.
Stephen Burns, found guilty of burglariz-
ing John H. Thompson's store, was yester-
day sentenced by Judge Lochren to three
years at hard labor in the state prison.
The Minneapolis Trades assembly has re-
quested Mr.. Washburn to do what he can
to prevent the employment of convict labor
in the construction of the new postoffice
building.
Philip Foster, of Montreal, guest of the
Nicollet house, had his pocketbook contain
ing $50 in cash and draft for 800 stolen
from his room. He offers reward of $10C
for the detection of the thief
The case of DR.. E. B. Tier against Joseph
R. Hofflin, was given to the jury about
O'Clock last evening and as no verdict has
been returned up to six O'Clock, the judge
directed them to return sealed verdict.
The hearing in the matter of the writ OF
habeas corpus issued at the instance of Max
his three children, was continued yesterday
until 2 p m to-day, when respondent is or
dered to appear.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: John K. Johnson and
Nellie Conway; O. Keing and Della E.
Brown; Otto Bolinder and Amanda Bogren
Ole Oleson Hobby and Ingelborg NJ. Thomp-
son; Peder o. Melby and Guile Kiellrud.
The matter of the investigation into the
workings of the police department, which
has been under prosecution by the city coun-
ell committee on police for some time will be
referred to the new committee on police oW-
ing to d failure yesterday to get a quorum.
At the quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Industrial exchange, Mrs. Lewis resigned
the presidency, and a committee was ap
pointed to select a successor. The rule
limiting contributions to Minnesota was
changed, throwing the field open to the entire
country.
Three Of the saloonkeepers who bid open
defiance to Mayor Ames' mandate to close
their saloons on Sunday-Jacob Barge
Sclenck Bros. and Joseph H. Murch-were
arraigned, through their attorneye, in the
municipal court yesterday. The trial was
continued until April 25.
The state oratorical contest will occur on
The evening of Wednesday, the 10th inst, al
the Hennepin avenue NJ. E. church. The
contestants will be Gray and Bennett, of the
State University, Tandy and Martin, of Ham.
cline University, and Adams and an I'M
known student of Carlton College.
Jessie E. Palmer was granted a divorce
yesterday from Frank I. Palmer for habitua
drunkenness. She gets the custody of hel
two-year old infant and it is adjudged by the
court that it shall be lawful for her to marry
again in the same manner as though the said
Frank l. Palmer were dead.
Last evening one of the huge caldrons
used at the Linseed Oil works, at the corner
of Tenth avenue south and Washington aven
ne caught fire, and before the department
could extingush it the contents of the kettle
were destroyed. The damage to the building
was nominal, and the value of the oil burneC
was about 5000.
The semi-annual meeting of the North
western Lumbermen's association will bt
held in this city April 16. The association
includes all the lumbermen in the Misss-
sippi river valley, Michigan, Lake Superior
and Saginaw valley. The lumbermen O
Minneapolis will hold a meeting next Mon
day to arrange for the reception of the large
attendance which is expected.
James M. Myers filed an action yesterda,
against Hodgson 81 Son, the architects anG
superintendent of construction, to recover
1888 81 alleged to be due him for architecture
al drawing, plans and specifications of the
new chamber of commerce building prepared
by them on orders solicited by the complain
ant in accordance with contract entered int
by the respective litigants.
At the annual meeting of Westminster
church last evening, A. NJ. Reid, w. w. Me
Nair and J. K. Sidle were elected trustee.
for three years, and j. B. Gillian for one
year to succeed F. w. Brooks, deceased
There were $50 additions to the membership
during the year, and nine deaths. Of the
special collections made, So, 900 was fol
Manchester college. The society has deb
of about $4,000. Resolutions increas
ing DR.. Samples salary to $4,000 were
adopted.