St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-17
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

his residence.
The fifty cent fare to Lake Minnetonka
will be continued until September 1, at
least.
meeting of the Irish National League
will be held this evening at $50 Second
avenue south.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will meet
at Catholic assembly hall at eight o'clock
this evening.
The Cooper's picnic excursion to Lake
Minnetonka, yesterday, was attended by
about /, 1000 people.
The municipal court criminal business
was not so extensive yesterday as usual.
There were an even dozen cases.
In thirty-seven minutes after word was re-
ceived here chief Stetson had Minneapolis
fire engine playing on the Anoka fire.
The Minneapolis Woman's Relief corps
will visit st. Paul tomorrow, comingfo the
purpose of organizing an auxiliary there.
Mr.. Dawes, the proprietor of the Lyndale,
hopes to arrange with eastern parties SO that
the hotel will be opened again soon.
The millowners greeted yesterdays shower
with pleasure. They hope it will swell the
river so as to enable them to run full time
again.
Fannie Parker pleaded guilty to the charge
of keeping a house of ill-fame and deposited
with Deputy Hayes thes regulation fee OF
$52.5 so.
The mills will all be shut down this morn
ing, and the water will be turned out of the
4l,ot ha ada no
Sabbath day.
Burglars visited Robt. Irving's residence
on the East side, but Bob had his weather
eye open and drove them off before they had
secured any booty.
A. j. Sexton pleaded guilty in the munich
pal court yesterday, to the charge of selling
liquor on Sunday, and paid a fine in S5S.
The sentence to sixty days. i'm Imprisonment
was remitted.
j. c. Ainsworth was yesterday placed un :
der $500 bonds to answer to the charge of
selling liquor without license, in the mu-
nicipal court August 29th.
Peter M. Johnson, Berg and Belle, Daniel
B. Hagen, Eve Williams, Joseph A. Palen-
ande and Emma c. Forsberg yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
hack driver named Cole was arrested
last evening by special at the Milwaukee
depot for soliciting business inside the depot.
His trial is set for Tuesday.
Lewis B. Yelland, who has been doing
business as a dealer in furniture as T. T.
Coppage & Co., yesterday made an assign
ment to c. Wright Davidson.
Chas Potter is in Jail. He is charged by
Belle Daler with bastardy. His examina-
ton was set for August 49, and he couldn't
give bond in the sum of $500.
The action of the First ward aldermen,
Comstock and Fleetham, in tabling the mat
ter of laying water main in Adams street.
das raised the ire of the property owners
along that thoroughfare.
Special Mckinney, who was placed in
limbo in st. Paul, has no sympathy here.
He has been working the ''hawkshow''
racket without the exercise of common horse
sense, and has incurred the disgust of our
people.
The number of arrivals at the West,
Nicollet, st. James and Clark hotels yester-
day was less than half the usual register.
The reason given is that the gay commercial
traveller, the tourist. and the visitor to not
make 1t point to spend Sunday here while
the ''ironclad' instructions against the sale
of beer is enforced.
The children under the direction of Prof
Birdsall have thoroughly mastered their sew
eral parts and are anXiously awaiting Mon
day evening to appear at the Grand OPERA
Grandpa's Birthday is an operetta full of in
terest from beginning to end. Some of the
best local singers will sing. Holman's Or
chestra will furnish music.
In the district court yesterday Unity Quin n
commenced against Moffett & Johnson a
suit for damages and personal injuries by the
falling of block belonging to the defend
ants, on Western avenue, last April. Unity
lived next to the building and the debris
filed up a well and cistern, damaged her
house, etc, and gave her nervous system a
general shaking up-it all amounting to
$50.
The executive committee of the G. A. R.
will meet at their rooms in Syndicate block
to close up the affairs of the late encamp-
ment on Saturday evening, August 30. All
persons who have not paid their subscrp-
tions are requested to send the same to Mai
c. b. Heffelhnger chairman of the finance
committee, and all persons having bills
against the committee will present them to
him for payment.
Capt. Chase, having been informed that
gang OF sleek hotel crooks had taken
quarters ut the West, detailed city detective
Quin'an to work the case. He was aided by
special detective Hayes of the West, and they
arrested three fashionably dressed young
,,rl, h.,I A..
w. II. Ormdorf, John l.. Blockadon and
Charles Gorden of Canton, Ills They were
taken before Chief West and examined, and
no substantial proof of their guilt being
available, they were allowed to go
John Dempsey is an incorrigble vagabond.
His name is frequently written in the police
court records. On Friday he was there
again, charged with larceny. Yesterday his
trial occurred, and 1t sent him into the kind
keeping of Jimmy Stoddart for thirty davs.
One Lung, a Chinese laundrymau, was the
complaining witness. He made an inter
esting witness. Being asked if he believed
In the divinity of a God he replied in the
affirmative and strengthened the allegation
by stating that he attended 4 Christian Sab
bath school, He owns two laundrvs-one on
Fourth avenue and one on Sixth avenue
south, From the latter the defendant stole
four shirts and took them unwittinglv to the
Fourth avenue establishment to be laundried.
One Lung happened to be ministeriug
affairs at the time. As soon as his Celestial
eyes fell upon the garments he cried out:
"These be my shirtees," and he locked in
unhappy Dempsey and summoned in po-
hceman. He thinks he would make good
detective now.
Piits6Ury's Best.
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