St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
How easy it rains.

How easy it rains.
The Lyndale hotel will close again October
Is.
Uncle Toms Cabin" at Pence Opera
House.
Base ball benefit this afternoon-Jupiter
Pluvius permitting.
Herbert G.. Conner has completed an oil
painting of Mrs. E. H. Steele.
Peter Sauder paid fine of $50 for keep
ing his saloon open on Sunday.
The Odd Fellows excursion to Lake Min
netonka will occur September 10.
ten-horse power engine is being placed
in the West hotel laundry department.
For assaultlng David Cohen, Geo. l..
Hortsock paid fine in S25 yesterday.
President Hill promises that Manitoba
station will be built near the university.
John S. Barnes, of st. Paul, wants to
wrestle Adon Butler, Graeco-Roman, for
$500.
The new Harmonic hall building on Third
put on.
The Crusaders F. A. society will hold a
weekly meeting in Catholic Association hall
this evening.
The rain flooded the Tribune press room
last evening and one of the fire engines
pumped it out.
The authorities will make no arrests of the
parties who sold liquor without license at
the fair last week.
The Stinson Addition Improving asso-
citation did not have a pleasant evening for
its meeting last night.
The remaining members of the Minneap-
oils club will leave the city at the conclu-
sion Of the game this afternoon.
John Schaska was found guilty of the
charge of punching another teuton named
Peter HORT, and paid fine in So.
Ben Butterflies will hold conference III
this city September 25, for the purpose Of
nominating congressional tickets.
The banquet to be given the Sovereign
Grand Lodge l. o. of o. +. at the West on
Monday night will be a social event.
The Amcs' zouaves will hold an important
meeting in their armory this evening, at
which full attendance is requested.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow evening to pass another
budget OF Improvement resolutions, etc.
1t trauspircs that j. II. Hart, of Butte
City, concluded that he had no more use for
his pocket-book, and threw it in the river.
One hundred and sixty one pensioners of
the United States executed vouchers Septem-
Der 4th at the county clerks office for their
quarterly pension.
Ellis ~ Leikem, the lumber firm doing
business on Twenty-ninth street southwest
near Lyndale avenue, yesterday, made an
assignment to Cyrus Wells.
The produce exchange will meet this even
ing. G. E. Marvin, the general superin-
tcndent of the dairy exhibition at New Or
leans, will deliver an address.
T. c. Park and Bell Mcdonald, William
Scholz and Victoria Dill, Chas. Raggmann
and Lizzie Rein, Israel Ranger and Laura
Turgrean, yesterday, obtained marriage
licenses.
Clerk Dunn, of the municipal court, says
he shall refuse warrants for the arrest of vi
oators of the state statutes which prohibit
all Sunday labor and Sunday business, not
works of necessity or charity.
The prohibition county convention is
called for 10 O'Clock this morning in Harri-
son hall. county and tickets in the var
lous Legislative districts will be placed in
nomination, besides adopting resolutions,
etc.
Why were none Of the gamblers who piled
their vocation at the fair arrested! Their
games were ''cut-throat" with unreasonable
large per cent. in favor of the dealers. 1t is
disgrace to the city to allow gambling in
the open air.
Benz. F. Tuthill, ex-manager of the Min
neapolis hasa ball club. will leave for New
York City this evening to join Jimmy Nor
rissey, business manager of the Rhea com
pany. 1t is probable that Ben. will be sent
out as advance.
Schedules of assets and liabilities were,
yesterday, in the matter of the assignment
OF Carpenter, Niskem & Co., proprietors of
the sash and blind factory at 1884 Lndley
averue. The total liabilities foot up So. $50. IL.
the assets, S5,602.70.