St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

B. Peterson is under arrest for stealing pair
of shoes.
The annual election of the Woman's exchange
will occur on Tuesday.
The Mollie Pike larceny case was yesterday
continued until Oct. "a.
The Democratic county convention will meet
in Market hall at 12 o'clock to-day.
II. P. Clarity, charged with selling liquor with
out license, will be given trial October TO-
The municipal court has set for itself vast
amount of Criminal work to perform Oct. 10.
An old man had his foot crushed at the Bryant
foundry yesterday by box Of iron falling upon
him
Matt O'Neil was yesterday committed ten days
for disorderly conduct and diversion of the
peace.
The John Blakney embezzement case was
one of the causes which were yesterday con-
timed until Oct. 10.
The Sixth ward Republican, club had brass
band parade the streets yesterday to advertise
the rally last night.
The Richard Powers wife beating case contin-
ues to hang fire in the municipal court. The trial
is now set for October 10.
John It. Vests interest in the West estate,
aside from the West hotel, which was decided him
months ago, aggregates S1,5OO.OOO.
The Democrats will place in nomination full
ticket to-day, despite the efforts of certain Re-
publicans to secure an endorsement.
Richard Dolan, an employee in the yards OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul railway, met
with painful accident by falling off 6 water tank
yesterday.
The location of the new city market to be
erected the coming season will be on the north
do Of =,
First streets.
Mary Benton ahd Minnie Winner, two dissolute
females who incorrigible drunkards, were
yesterday given n sentence in fifteen days each
for dsordery conduct.
j. c. Jordan was arrested yesterday upon the
charge of leaving his team on the streets I'M
hitched. lie pleaded not guilty, and the case
was continued until October 10Th
secret meeting was held yesterday by the
elevator men and the grain receivers. when the
difficulty which has arisen from the new strin-
gent mode of inspecting wheat was discussed
The Butterflies will hold convention at $50
Second avenue south to-day to consider the
matter of making congressional nomination
The convention will probably endorse o. c. Mer-
riman's candidacy.
VIM. Delaney, who charged with purloin-
ing suit of clothes and an oyercoat from Z
Badu's dwelling, was given preliminary exami-
nation yesterday, which resulted in binding him
over to the grand jury in the sum of $780, in de-
fault OF which he went 10 jail.
Freja lodge of Good Templars held open
odge last evening at the Minnehaha lodge room
On Nicolet The room was crowded, many Wis.
tlng sisters and brothers being present A lit.
srary and musical programme was rendered, and
general good time enjoyed.
Tho ring Tournament nt tbn Trri,-u-.;.,. r, ~
rink promises TO develop an exciting contest The
skaters who won the medals two weeks have
been challenged by number of experts who feel
confident that they can win them away A full
band has been engaged for the matinee this after.
noon.
building on the rear OF house owned BY
Peter Mcmillan, and occupied by David Gala
CHER, No. q Fifth street, last evening CAUGHT
fire about 10 o'clock. The department responded
promptly and the flames were speedily subdued
The loss on the building amounts 10 little but
furniture TO the value OF $780, which was stored
In IL, was almost entirely destroyed.
Articles OF Incorporation were yesterday fled
with the register of deeds of the Catholic Art
Society OF America which has for its object the
improvement OF the character OF religious naint.
ing and art BY circulating copies OF the works o,
masters Of Catholic art and encouraging the
study Of the same by the Catholic youths OF
America. The officers President, Rev. G.
Lanquery; secretary, James L. CoErigan; treas
urer, Charles K. Corrigan.
The monthly meeting OF the Minneapolis Wo.
man Suffrage society occurred yesterday after.
noon in the New Jerusalem church. corner Fifth
avenue sonth and Nth street, with the prest
dent, Mrs. Dorsett, in the chair Arrangements
were made for the State W. :. A. convention "a
be held in this city the 18th aud 18th inst A
paper was read on woman Suffrage: Reasons
Tor and Against It," A poem, The Present
SFisis, reSu by Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. G. II.
Dubois had an excellent paper on the ..Inins,irs
OF Men ana Indifference OF Women" A papei
10 be entitled "Are Women Ignored by Legisla
turesy' was announced for the next meeting
The meeting was well attended and very inter.
esting.