St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-11
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

JAMES W. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Reserved seats for Bob IngersolPs lecture
are now on sale.
The Fourpaugh street parade was witnessed
by many thousands of pleased citizens.
Fourteen warranty deeds were filed yester-
day with the register of deeds, amounting to
S18,527
The First ward Republican club has elected
Aid. Comstock as its president; DR.. Rogers,
secretary.
Louis Newdick, employed at an East side
saw mill, had foot badly crushed yesterday
morning by log rolling on it.
Frank L. Cracker, of this city, and w.
H. Leland, Brainard capitalist, will erect a
new roller skating rink costing $4,000, at
the corner of First avenue and Sixth street.
A. G. Parkhurst brought suit against An
thony Warner yesterday in the district court
to recover damages in $3.50 for an infringe
ment upon patent on concrete sidewalks.
The explosion of lamp in the basement
Of Odells restaurant, First avenue south,
between Third and Fourth streets, caused an
alarm Of fire yesterday morning. No dam
age.
The Manitoba railroad employees picnic
Saturday at Wayzata, Lake Minnetonka.
Pour baggage cars and sixteen coaches will
compose the train which leaves st, Paul in
the morning.
A carpenter named John Wesh, residing
on Eighteenth avenue south, while hewing a
stick Of TENDER with a broad-ax split open his
left foot causing a wound that will lay him
up for the remainder Of the summer.
The upper stories Of 521 Washington ave
nue. south has been looked at by the police as
a place Of rather bad character and a raid
yesterday morning resulted in two arrests of
man and woman upon the charge of pros
ttution.
A special meeting Of the Women's Indus
trial exchange well be held in the lecture
room Of the Hcnnepin avenue Methodist
church, Friday morning at ten O'Clock, to
consider matters Of vital Importance t. the
exchange.
The train dispatchers of the various roads
running into the city have organized an as
suciation, to be branch of the National
Train Dispatchers' association. Another
meeting Will be held July %, for the pur-
pose OF perfectng the organization.
Z. L. Thomas, the tray cling freight agent
for the Omaha railroad, came to Minneapolis
yesterday to see about transportation for
Eagle Post No. -, Of Eau Clair, Wis, of
which he is member. He gives the in
formation that the Post, 50 strong, will at
tend the eucampment, and will bring their
own tents
The diabolical steam caiope was one of the
attractions of Yesterdays circus parade. A
farmers team, on Fifth street, was frighten-
ed by the internal noise, and running away
struck the carriage Of Thos II. Franklin,
smashing the vehicle and throwing out the
occupants. No one seriously hurt.
In the district court yesterday Judge Loeb
rem heard the arguments in the suit brought
hy property owners to en- DIN the Miuneapo-
lis Base Ball association from using the
present park for games Of ball. The attor-
ucys for the plaintiffs asked that, pending
the courts decision, temporary injunction
be granted. The court ordered that the
briefs be fled, and set next Wednesday as
the day when lie would probably decide the
case.
At meeting of the chamber of com
merce, board Of trade and G.. A. X. Joint
committee yesterday morning with the West
hotel contractors the very pleasant informa-
ton was gained that the house will be near
enough completion to warrant it practicable to
entertain guests during the G. A. r. ma
tonal cucampmeut. Extra men have al
ready been put aud everything is being
done TO expedite the work, while the con
tractors promise to do all in their power to
finish the hotel so it can be openJuly %.
Eddcren Milton was yesterday brought be-
fore Judge Lochreu, in the district court,
upon a bench warrant to answer to the in
dictment Tor ndultry. He plead not guilty
and was admitted to bail in $500 Milton
was arrested last spring, but forfeited his
bond aud skipped. An indictment was
found against him subsequently aud until
recently he has not been heard from. Sher-
IN Stoddard learned that he was in Anoka,
and arrested him there Wednesday and
brought him 10 this city
Frank Daily yesterday applied to tie dis
trict court for writ OF habeas corpus upon
the body of his daughter minor In his
complaint he alledges that in 1874 he com
mitted the girl to the care OF n woman
named Huldah +. Stenson, person whom
he regarded rs of good moral character. He
has since been led 20 believe differently, and
charges that she has within year consorted
with men for The purpose of illicit in tercourse,
and that her house ON Western avenue is
visited uv men at all times of the night; that
young girls are kept there for the purpose of
prostitution, etc. He naturally wishes to
rescue his daughter from these baneful in
tueuces. Judge Loehrau granted the writ
The girl is thirteen years old, and is known
as Lily RoSccrans.