St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-29
MINNEAPoLIS GLOBELETS.

NJ. W. Glenn has orders to construct eight
steel boilers for a Milwaukee firm.
John Leichliter viii be given trial to-day for
sc ling liquor without license.
The criminal business at the municipal court
vas not especially important yesterday.
The Trades assembly will hold secret session
this evening at No. 250 Second avenue south.
Minnie Burton, poor, unfortunate woman,
yesterday committed ten days for imbibing
too much OF the rosy
Dora Worthington is the name a keeper of a
brothel gave il court yesterday. 1t cost her
just big for the month.
The against Charles Esklund. charged
with selling liquor without u license will be
given a hearing in the municipal court on Thurs
day.
p j. Kinney, second assistant engineer Of the
fire department, suffers rupture OF the blood
vessel. He was reported IN an improved condl-
ton last evening.
An amateur dramatic association has in study
''The Child Stealer'' which it is contemplated,
will be produced soon ut the Grand Opera, for d
Charitable purpose.
Fred Hoasc appeared before his honor yester-
day, and entered plea OF guilty to the charge OF
selling liquor without Il license, and the case was
continued until monday for sentence.
The Irish Republican club will, it Is announced
make another attempt to hold mass meeting at
Market hall morrow evening. John y Rea
says he'll give EN- stunning speech.
Schwappach, the saloon keeper whom Judge
Mahoney sent up for sixty duys, on Wednesday
was released from custody upon suspension VI
Sentence under promises 10 'do 80 no more"
The Central st. John and Daniel club will hold
its first rally at Harrison hall tonight. Good
speaking and music are promised, and all enc
mics Of the liquor traffic, both men and Womeh,
are invited.
Charles Dunnegger entered plea of guilty,
yesteruay, to the allegation that he kept his sa-
loon open on Sunday. Fifty dollars sixty
days in Jail, - complacently rejOined mis- honor,
and the shckels were forthcoming.
Amendments 10 the articles OF the Pillsbury-
Hubert Elevator company were yesterday flied
with the register Of deeds, which increase the
capital stock 70 StUJ,UJU, and the limit of in
1eDtedness 10 S3OU,UJU.
Benjamin johnson and Sopie Johnson, Isaac
Daw and salina " hite, Lew 7. Thompson aud
Daisy Kirkindall, Lucius IL. Hitchcock and
Emma Weaver, Edward Turgun ana Adelaide
Giguaire, yesterday, obtained marriage licenses.
Edward +. Mcloney, JAS. NJ. Kyle and Freder-
lex Watson, composing the firm of Mcloney, Kyle
y Co., owners OF The mill, at the corner Of
Seventeenth avenue north and First street, yes
Itfudy, maze an assignment 10 DOuHlu hcLLeuy
Tor the benefit Of their creditors.
The telephone and the police are in horrible
luck. If they recover the shock which that
"phunny' scrud Of last night must have occa-
stoned it will be miraculous. They have the
''sympathy of aarge circle of friends" (Ihe
latter quotation has been stereotyped.)
The corner stone OF the new Catholic school
and hall will be laid on Sunday afternoon. Bishop
oil Ia.
local Catholic societies will participate Division
No. /, Ancient Order OF HiDernians will meet ut
their hail at 0 clock and march to the scene
the site of the church OF the Holy Rosary-in full
uniform, headed by brass band
Assistant City Engineer Van Duzie comes %
the fore theoretically with grand scheme for
furnishing the new Union depot with sewerage
system. His scheme is cesspool to be ocCa-
riouully pumped out into u ncighboring sewer
That cesspools are fraught with danger to the
health Of the people who have occasion to fire.
quent the locality where they are located is u
we'll founded sanitary principle.
1t transpircs that the horse and buggy recov-
cred in Milwaukee was not stolen from John
Orth, but the property proves to be that stolen
from DR.. d. Leonard Pratt, from the fair grounds
during the week of the fair last year. Detective
fanlsnson will return with II tomorrow, DR..
Pratt had entirely despaircd of ever recovering
his stolen horse. Next week it will be one full
year since it was taken. But he will soon be
driving the old nag again rs OF yore.
Al. ScheiTer, the jolly proprietor of the South
Park summer garden sells coffee under tho shade
Of his trees of u Sunday afternoon, and the willy
spoilers swear the "cofTec" was brewed from
malt As result AL was arrested and the
charge reads keeping his saloon open on sun
day lie pleaded not guilty and the action was
continued until Wednesday for trial, in $500
bonds Al. was arraigned before on precisely the
same charge aud under the same crcums tances,
and the great Col. llicks-"acting city Attorney
as no is stylcd-decided that garden is not sa-
loon, aud the jury could not agree, consequently
the case was dismissed.