St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-02
MINNEAPOLIS aLosELETs.

The board of park commissioners will meet
lhis afternoon.
The Ames Zouaves held drill meeting in
their armory last evening.
A monthly meeting of the press club will
be held to- morrow in the office Of the Pi0-
seer Press.
The A O. H. viii meet Sunday afternoon
1t Market hall, South Minneapolis. at 2
o'clock.
workman at the Union depot yesterday
morning fell from seaffold and dislocated
a finger.
VIM Bracket and Jimmy Stoddart are
both working for the Republican nomination
for sheriff
Twenty-three warranty deeds were recorded
by the register of deeds yesterday, amount
ing to SAL, 1903.
The assault and battery case against Ole
Westgard was dismissed yesterday for want
Of prosecution.
The Manitoba Railway company is con-
structing 400 cars at their shops for the wheat
traffic in the fall.
The Illinois association went out to Lake
Minnetonka yesterday and enjoyed very
pleasant excursion.
A Milwaukee employe yesterday, while
under car, cut a bad cash in his scalp by
raising his head too previously.
The reserved seat sale, for the Wallack
Theater company's engagement next week,
Will open at the box office this morning.
During the months of July the clerk of the
district court issued 1874 marriage licenses.
Il was evidently good month for nuptials.
The Frank Daily kidnapping case was
brought up in the municipal court again yes
day, but it was continued until August 9Th.
Detective iCaswell expresses the opinion
That the girl in the case which is attract
ing SO much attention is not the daughter of
Mrs Burner
Mrs. Burner the alleged procuress, and
Madame White, held to the grand jury for
shooting Mrs. Jones, occupy the same cell in
the county jail.
Claude Adams, the housekeeper, so-called,
at stylish fordell at No. 1l9 North Second
street, paid a fine in S52. so in the municipal
court yesterday.
Henry Barrett was arraigned before Judge
Bailey yesterday, charged with selling liquor
without license. His trial was continued
until August 18th.
Many of the police are still of the opinion
that Dan Wood is really the man who shot
Winkler, despite his apparently straight for
ward story to the contrary.
The Hygiene and Heredity society will hold
mothers meeting ut the Friends church,
corner of Hennepin avenue and Eight street,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock sharp.
The colored citizens pretty generally ceIe-
brated emancipation day yesterday in pic
mic at Lake Calhoun. They held full pos
session throughout the day and were happy
as kings.
Walter Lundahl, an insane Swede, entered
house ut 200 Seventh avenue south,
knocked woman down and robbed her of
So He was arrested and taken before the
probate court.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt to
go through o. E. Smiths house on North
Main street. Mr.. Smith was awakened and
he sent two bullets as a reminder that their
company was not wanted. Unfortunately
he is apparently poor marksman. .
The monthly report for the municipal cour
for July shows total of 268 cases disposed
of during the mouth the total receipts being
St,79S.G5; criminal cases 139, receipts
Sl,559 70; civil cases 1913, receipts Sl9S.95.
The decrease in total receipts below those Of
June is S140.5S.
Francis Smith, the man arrested on the
charge of entering John H. Longs residence
at the corner Of Fifth street and Nicollet
avenue, was arraigned in the municipal
court Yesterday. He waived an examination
and was held to await the action of the grand
jury, and in default of bonds in $500 and
was remanded to custody.
The last old soldier Of 1912 is dead again.
He died this time in Oneida county, New
York, at the ripe old age of ninety-five.-
Jo,amd What is the matter of Nathaniel T.
Hurd the patriarch from Yonkers, New
York, ninety-three years OF age, who attended
the National encsmpmeut, and was present
at the Minnesota camp fire on the night of
Thursday, July PAR
The family of Alderman Lawrence yester-
dav had for dessert at dinner corn starch
pudding, and of the six persons who par
took of the dish, five were taken violently
sick before thenhad flashed eating. 1t is
thought the pudding contained poison, but
IN Such large quantities. rs W pEpuuce NAUSEA
Vomiting of course followed ana probably
Rvcrted fatal results.
At 2 o'clock yesterday morning the city
scavenger found the body of Il fully devel-
oped male child in privy vault at the board
ing house No. 200 Seventh avenue north.
The coroner was promptly notified and he
had the remains carried to Connolly 81
Reilys morgue. The body was in badly
decomposed state. The coroner has not yet
decided upon what course TO pursue.
James Brennan, the worthless iuebriate,
VAS before his honor again yesterday. II was
the same old offense. Brennan believes in
irrigation under certain circumstances.
That is. he believes in the constant irrigation
of his stomach, but not with aqua purs.
''Fortv pds'' suits him to q T. The court
took pity on MIN and suspended sentence.
He promised to leave ut once for the Pine
Tree state.
Miss Ida Peterson, eomely Swede girl,
81 years of age, who recently came to Mime
apolis from Chippewa Falls, has been mis-
sing since Saturday, aud the last trace of her
was when she visited +. Douglass employ
ment bureau. Douglass declares that the
girl employed herself to the steward of the
Hotel Lafayette, but the steward most en-
phatieally denies the allegation, and states
that he knows nothing whatever of toe girl.
1t is, then question between Douglass and
the steward. Meanwhile Charles 0lafson is
securing the city in search of her.
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