St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-08
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

1EJNNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The water board will meet tomorrow even
Ing.
The new city directory shows 1888, a
gain Of 4, 17S.
Dorillus Morrison has contributed $500 to
the c. A. r. encampment fund.
The Ames' Zouayes will held a drill meet
inc in their armory this evening.
A pocketbook and a valise are at police
headquarters awaiting their owners.
The meeting of the Canadian-Americans
failed last evening for want of a quorum.
Twenty deeds were filed yesterday with the
register of deeds, amounting to $24, 418.
VIM. D. Harringan has been elected presi
dent Of the Father Matthew T. A. society.
Another car load of Minneapolitans left
last evening for the Chicago convention.
Merden, an economy house 5oarder says
thief took his watch and SO in cash the other
night.
The Emmett club is anxious TO make
match with any club in the state at game
of foot ball.
Dickson's 'tSketch Club" which was to
have opened at the Grand this evening, has
cancelled the dates.
The Crusaders T. A. society will hold
regular weekly meeting in Catholic Associa-
ton hall this evening.
The young Republicans of the First ward
s-ufleclare theirinteution 10 resolve themselves
into Blaine Club tomorrow evening.
Henry Burney was found guilty of reckless
driving on Nicollet avenue, and it cost him
IS cases to maintain his personal liberty.
1t is suggested that the citizens who want
an injunction against the ball games desire
that the park shall be used for a cemetery
Jim Blaine thanks the Irish Republican
club for the ''honorable'' distinction of being
elected honorary member. Oh! my; Oh!
my.
The liabilities of the late Sunday 4I@r,iag
cal foot up about $4,000. The plant is
worth about 81, 900 to anyone who wants to
use it.
Louisa NJ. Rowen was yesterday granted
divorce, in the district court, from her hus-
land II. II. Rowen, he not opposing objec
tons.
Herbert Bidford will be tried in the mu-
nicipal court this morning upon the charge
Of pressing to solicit patronage while not on
hack stand.
Burglars broke into George S. Greenleaf's
room and stole $3.50 worth of jewelry on
Sunday night. Greenleaf is & manufac-
turing jeweler.
AT the meeting of the Canadian American
society last evening the report of the COM
mittee on celebration of Dominion day was
read and adopted. 4kl4
Tho ,~aov4i,,a os.u...t4l.. - A.. n,
will meet again this evening" and it will be
definitely settled as to where the encamp-
ment will be held.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued by
the clerk of the district court to Emile Per-
man and Annie Tronquist, John c. Turner
and Nellie Poanette.
Dickens Sketch club has cancelled its
dates, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
The Grand win be closed, excepting Saturday
night, when Bob Ingersoll lectures.
plat of Northern Pacific addition lying
at the intersection of Marshall street and
Tweny-sceond avenue northeast, was yes
terday filed with the register of deeds.
Burglars "have it n'' for Cooser's shoe
store. On Thursday night they took $50
worth of boots and shoes, and on Tuesday
u.
John A. Larson was arraigned in the mu-
nieipal court yesterday at the invifation of
bis better half, who charges him with assault
and battery. The trial was set for this morn
ing.
Geo. F. Sleeper, fifty-t1o years old, has
commenced suit in the district court fol
aiyorce from his wife Ellen NJ, agcd fifty
one, upon the ground of desertion without
cause.
The enthusiastic youths of the Eighth
ward who are great and distinguished MEM
oers of the 2. o. p, so-called, made an at
tempt last evening in verbose exuberauee,
10 create n '.'whoopiug', Blaine boom, but il
was an ignominious failure.
David Bailey, foreman Of the book depart
ment of johnson, Smith II Harrison, has
been appointed by Gov. Hubbard superin-
tendent OF manufacturing and mechanical
exhibits for the state OF Minnesota at the
Worlds fair to be held in New Orleans dur
lRg next Decen,ber. He viii shortly visit
Ehe principal places Of this state and confer
with the boards OF trade in regard to exhibits
The saloon keepers cases were disposed Of
IN the municipal court Yesterday as follows:
The cases against GUStava Deistiur, Ru-
iolph Feigel aud George Csntler lease No. u
were dismissed to be again brought under
new complaint having different names Of
witnesses inserted; the case against Candal
Bayha was set for July 2, . p. m, with jury;
Peter Sauer, July 10, p. M, with jury;
End Geo. kantler lease No. ~ July 5, 9 a.
m, with jury.
Burglars entered Levi x Co.'S clothing
store, go south Washington avenue, on the
night OF the Fourth, aud stole eighteen pairs
of pants, three coats, twenty vests. thirty
watch charms. thirtv-nine vest chains and
sixteen ladies' neck chains, the vaine aggre-
eating $s5T. Yesterday james Nicholson.
who had been arrested by the detectives and
who had In his possession some of the goods,
was arraigncd, and his examination vas con
tinued until Juh 18th.