St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Washburn Mill company has reelected
its old board of officers.
During the past five weeks ". VI. Stunde-
field has lost FIVE children from diphtheria.
Francis Murphy will continue his temper
ance work in this city during the present
week.
The Second ward Democrats will organize
a Cleveland and Hendricks club this even
ing
The Ruthrites will hold meeting this
evening at Higgins hall, in South Mime
apolis
Mats Isaacson was yesterday adjudged in
sane by the probate court, and committed to
st. Peter.
Tomorrow evening meeting of the Sew
enth Ward Democratic club will be held at
Ebert's hall, South Minneapolis.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were yesterday
filed with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms of which amounted to SAG. 1880.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club will
meet on Wednesday evening" instead Of Fri
day evening, as heretofore announced.
Sid frances play is "Marked for Life.''
If he holds out long enough the play threat
ems to have the largest run on record.
The board of tax levy will meet to-day, but
is expected will adjourn over to the next day
because of the sickness of one of the mem
bers.
Butler says he won't wager $50 with
Mart in wrestling match, but is willing to
put up S25. Mart will take it and don't you
forget it.
Prof. Danz' orchestra of tw enty-fve pieces
rendered choice programme at Turner hall
yesterday afternoon. Hundreds of people
attended.
AT the rehearsal of the Flour City min
'trels last evening, it was decided to show at
Duluth Friday evening next week. A special
car will be provided.
plat of the arrangements of lots ID and
16, block /, Bradford's addition, was yester-
day filed with the register of deeds The adj
dition lies on Lyndale avenue, near Bassett's
creek.
Prof. A. J. Dexter, who has been danger
ously i'll, since his return to the city, from
an attack of neuralgia of the brain, had suf-
ficiently recovered to leave for Chicago last
evening.
1t seems to be an understanding that Sun
day concerts will be allowed to run until
after election. The Republican nominees
on the county ticket have made the request.
After election the screws will be put on
again.
The Fifth ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club will meet this evening at O'Clock at
Window hall, corner of Washington and
Second avenue south. Hon. o. c. Mer-
RAM, II 2. Herring and others will make
addresses.
Ed. O'Riely and John Mackey, the two
men arrested by Officer Kirkham for holding
up Nicholas McHenry, of Dakota, are still in
the lookup, and will probably be arranged
this morning.
Joseph Mills gave, in the municipal court
yesterday, as an excuse for stealing that coat
on Sunday, that he was drunk. He paid
fine in $1l.50 and seemed satisfied that he
got off luckily.
1t is supposed that the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railway fire was of incendiary origin,
and Chas. W. Woods has been arrested on
suspicion. His friends. however, are con-
fdent that he is innocent.
In the district court yesterday Minnie B.
Weld was granted divorce from her hus-
band, Luther r. Weld; Susan L. Burke was
also granted a divorce from Theodore D.
Burke, the custody of children and $500 per-
manent alimony.
Loren Fletcher says the Pioneer lied when
1t declared that he had buried the Ratchet and
was willing to support Gillian. The Gill
hllanites can rest assured that Fetch is on
the rampage and that it will be Gil. who will
be in Il hell-of-a-fix this time
A j. Black, the man who attempted to
break into Burton's clothing store on Satur-
day night. and was apprehended by the mer-
chants police, waived an examination yes
terday. He was held to the grand jury, and
in default of bonds in $500 was remanded to
custody.
Judgments were yesterday entered up in
the district against f. NJ. Upham and Z. H.
upham for 81, lS4.S5, and against E. A. Up
ham, \. NJ. Upham and F. NJ. Upham for
SI,64S.S9. The suits were brought BY the
Security bank on promissory notes.
A man made q sneak on q small book case
at Boutell's second hand store, 2O7 Nicollet
avenue last evening, and the property was
found in the room of young man at 80
Washington avenue south. He claimed he
did not do the stealing and was allowed to
20 in the absence of proof positive.
Some boys found floating in the river at
Twenty-third avenue south a mans leg in a
deeomposed condition, The member had
evidently been amputated as the marks of
the surgeons saw aud knife were plain.
The leg WAS fractured at the knee and an
kle.
Anna Clair is sgain before the criminal
SQUIRT This time AT the instance of Henry
Hrumweide. She is charged with selling
liquor at her dive. on Third avenue south.
without license. Her trial is set for the
l4tn. Maria White, she lauguishes in dur
Ance in default OF bonds In 500.
The Journal acknowledges that the Demo-
Gratis have ''plaeed very fair ticket in the
field, and adds: 1.-THE Thirteenth legislative
district, however. the Democrats have placed
in the field two notably strong candidates. viz
Frank L. Morse and Judge Isaac Atwater
The Republicans in that district will have te
work hard if they defeat these experienced
politicians and legislators
James II. Milhollen and Minnie FaSer
Henry Salder and Maggie Adelnan. Mike
Delaney aud Annie Honser, Walter Burgess:
and Carrie Elder. Frank Hoag and Aus1rsts
Fogeiberg, Jacob Kohler and Julia Dovle
Edward ID. KingSland and Lide f. Poue
John Sachse aud Leno Fischer Geor,-e Bai
ley and Amelia Olson. Alfred Roper ane
Annie L. Whitcomb were yesterday granted
marriage licenses.
The regular meeting of the Sixth Ward
Democratic club was held last evening a
Martins hall, sonth Washington avenue
and aesoite the humidity Of the atmosphere