St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
notice excurse Wednesday.

The police excurse Wednesday.
Hitch your horses or you will be arrested
The Washburn Mill company will run their mil
by steam.
1t is stated that the roller coaster will figure IN
the sports at the fair.
Charles Clark was released from the county
Jail yesterday on bonds.
VIM. Bradeth was yesterday sent down ter
days for dsorderly conduct.
The first car load of Oregon fruit ever shipped
to this city arrived yesterday.
The city mission will give basket picnic in
Murphys grove on Tuesday.
Exhibitors at the fair should apply for space
at once. Everything is in readiness.
Cars will be running the latter part OF next
week over the Minnehaha branch of the motor
line.
twenty-five warranty deeds yesterday
filed with the register Of deeds amounting 10
S44,S O4.
Peter Zahnen, of the Columbia, charged with
keeping his saloon open ON Sunday, will be given
trial Aug. %.
Geo. Riley and James Kelly, a brace OF vags,
got each sentence of ten days from Judge Ma
honey yesterday.
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of Judge Grove b. Cody to-day. The bar will
also attend in Il body.
a schedule of liabilities in the assignment of
Lewis B. ICELAND was yesterday fled in the dis
trict court. The liabilities amount to s., 1864
Herbert Walton, a lad who had previously been
fined for leaving horse unhitchcd in the streets,
yesterday paid fine in s. for a repetition Of the
O1ense.
Judge Koon in the district court at chambers
yesterday, heard part of the testimony in the
divorce suit Of Alice u. Bingham VS. Chester
Bingham
ii. p. Garrity yesterday entered plea Of
guilty on the charge of selling liquor without a
license, and the case was continued until Monday
for sentence.
viii S Bassett and T. C. Mercer were among
the twenty-one who paid fines yesterday fol-
leaving their equines the streets without
hitching them.
Col. j, II. Stevens went to Hutchinson yester-
day to attend the funeral of Mr.. Harrington, an
old Minnesotian who met accidental death IN
Washington territory.
Yesterdays ball game was of especial impor-
lance because it put Milwaukee to the front
neither Milwaukee nor Minneapolis having lost q
game in the championship series before.
The legal firm of McCaffery & Clarke yesterday
brought suit in the district court against Annis L.
Hill for $500 for professional services rendered her
in a suit brought against her husband, Ichabod p.
Hill, for divorce.
Vim. II. Beerg, the man who was injured June
q by the falling of section of the stone side
walk in front OF the West hotel, yesterday com
menced suit in the district court against John Il.
West for $50, 900.
T. II. Graves, formerly train dispatcher of the
II. " D. division of the c., NJ. & st. p. railroad,
has been appointed assistant superintendent OF
the |. u ID. division OF the same road with head
quarters ut Mason City c. 5. Baxter succeeds
him as train dispatcher of the II. " ID.
Nes Anderson and Christina Olson, L. f.
Thompson and Rosa X. Hansen. Sam1 Lewis
aud May Blonda, LewissPeterson and Mary
Martilson, Karl Agergaard and Anna C..
Hecher yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
In the district court yesterday Timothy W
Moran commenced action against Mahoney &
Donahue, and Merrick " Merrick, attorneys al
law, for 81 925 he alleges they collected from
Harry f. Lcgg, July 25 belonging to him and
have appropriated.
Amos b. Saunders yesterday in the district
court against Alexander Gammous; II savage dog
alongng to the defendant having on June %
without provocation or Justification att; led
the amount of damages claimed.
The Hcnnepin County Bar association held
meeting yesterday and decided to attend Judge
,ooley's funeral this afternoon en- masse
1cssrs. Pittman, Babcock and Knittle were APP
dated II committee to draft appropriate resou
- Mons IN respect to their deceased member.
rlats were yesterday filed with the register Of
leeds of Powder Horn addition, containing POO
OTIS, bounded by Bloomington and Columbia ave
lues, Lake and Thirty fourth streets Parker &
liardcstys addition lying north of Thirty -sxth
street, between Nicollet avenue and First avenue
soulh.
The crowd of negroes who infest the locality
of Third avenue south, near Washington avenue
and continually stand in front OF two or three
saloons In that vicinity render it very disagree
able for pedestrians who are obliged to pass, and
lady Is hardly safe from insult. The police
should be instructed to remedy the nuisance.
Capt Chase, SerGs. Hill and Nelson yesterday
visited Mnnctonka to arrange for the policemen
picnic which takes place Wednesday. The pic
mic will be held at Chapman's on the upper lake
and the steamer Hattie May has been chartered
for the occasion. Music will also be provided
and there will be a general good time About
forty of the police force will attend with theii
families. The excursion leaves al 0 q. m. oyel
the motor, and returning leaves at 20.
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