St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-06
.M1NNEApoL1s GLoBELErs.


Jessie E, Palmer was granted a divorce
from Frank j. Palmer yesterday.
The funeral of j. H. McNally will occur al
Up. m. to-day, from the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception
The proceedings of the municipal court fail
&c. to develop anything of an important notice
in the criminal line yesterday.
The libel suit of DR.. Zier against JOSEPH
R. Hohln for $40 600 damages will come VI
at the district court tomorrow.
The funeral of Richard Soame, the young
Englishman who died at the College hospi-
tai, viii occur at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Frank Richter was arrested last night,
charged with stealing lumber from John
Martin & Co.'S lumber yards on the East
side.
The boarding houses and the hotels were
allowed to keep open bars until II O'Clock,
but the saloons were closed promptly at II
o'clock
The meeting Of local gymnasts and would
be-gymnasts, to organize another gym
nasium, will be held in the Nicollet house
10 morrow night.
The fire department had run out to
Western avenue yefterday morning, to ex-
tinguish a little blaze in a smoke house.
Damage nominal.
H. NJ. Tomlinson's little ive-year-olS son
fell down stairs at his residence on South
Fifth street and sustained compound frac-
ture of the right arm.
The work of changing the grade on Wash
ington and Eighth avenues south, prepare
tory to tunneling under the Milwaukee
tracks, was commenced yesterday.
In the divorce case of John E. Dickinson
against Adelaide Dickinson, counsel fees to
the amount of $40 were awarded to the de-
PENDANT, to be paid by the husband within
twenty days.
J. II. Pottle, Dorillus Morrison, and many
others, have been suggested by the Republi-
cans as candidates for alderman from the
Fifth ward at the official election on the 10Th
instant. And still they come.
At the meeting the teachers Of the public
schools held at the high school yesterday
''Horace Man and his work as an educator"
was the theme discussed and it was an in
teresting and instructive affair.
plat of Willie A. McCague addition,
located between Twenty-ffth and Twenty
containing two blocks with eleven lots, was
filed yesterday in the registers office.
The trial of the case of Mrs. Cora Garvana,
against the city and Lowe Emerson, to re-
cover S25, 900 for injuries alleged to have
been received by means of a defective side
walk, will be resumed in the district court on
Monday.
The Minneapolis Base Ball team scored
twenty-five base hits at Sedalia on Friday.
That is pretty fine opening, surely if the
boys keep up that sort of batting they will
certainly give the boys lively run to win
the penant.
The Father Mathew, the Immaculate Con-
ceptioh Benevolent, the two divisions of the
a o. II. and dele cations from the labor or
CARNATIONS, will meet at their respective
halls at l p. IN. to- day to attend the funeral
of j. H. McNally.
The following parties were granted licenses
to wed yesterday: T. T. Odegaarden and
Olive A. Tonneson; Adolph Eberhamson to
Christina Anderson; John p Anderson and
Hanna Peterson; Hans c.. Christensen and
Augusta j. Anderson.
AT the regular meeting of Mistletoe Grove,
No. II United Ancient Order of Druids, the
following officers were elected for the ensue-
ing term: n A, S. Wyatt; V. A, S. H.
Unger; r. s., John Fairly f. s., NJ j. Van
Alstine; treasurer. II. NJ Martin.
The quarterly Aneeting of the Woman's
Industrial Exchaege association will be held
Monday, April {, at 2 p. m, in the vestry of
st. Pauls church. As important business
comes before the meeting full attendance
is urged NJ. B. Lewis, president; NJ. E.
Hatch, secretary.
The Minneapolis boys are talking of Or
ganizing an amateur base ball club, so as to
inaugurate' the seasons sports before the ar
rival of the Minneapolis team on June -
There are quite number of good amateur
players in the city, who with practice can
play an interesting game.
S The Minneapolis base ball club will play
its first home game on June -, when it will
continue playing here until July 81. A
lapse of one month then occurs, when our
club viii return and occupy the home dia-
mond until the close of the season with the
Saltwater club on October 9.
Bob. Harvey, who was shot by Detective
Hawkinson while the detective was endeav-
orng to arrest him for shooting Jack Selby,
at the House of David, is slowly recovering
at the College hospital Hawkinson who was
shot in the shoulder during the fusilade, will
be able to resume business in about two
weeks.
Leave was yesterday granted by the court
to Mary L. Ashmer to adopt Nettie Flynn,
the three year old daughter of an unmarried
woman named Maggie Flynn, who left the
child in the care and custody of the petitioner
when an infant three days old. Mary L.
Ashmer is the divorced wife of one P. j.
Gleason, and the child's name has been
changed to that of Nettie Ashmer
A public meeting i'll the interest of woman
suffrage will be held in the First Baptist
church, corner of Hennepin and Fifth ave-
nue., on Tuesday evening, April Sth, at 7:3O
O'Clock, under the auspices of the Minneapo-
lis Womans' Suffrage association. Several
speakers will be present. Names will be an
nounced hereafter. Admission free. All
are cordially invited.
The Scandal bank, whose popular cashier,
A. G. Hangar, was reelected alderman of
the Sixth ward at the last election, is doing
quite business. During the past month
the business has increased more than 50
per cent. and has still an upward tendency.
Special attention is paid to the selling of
steamship tickets by the leading emigration
lines from all European ports. In this
branch of business the Scandal bank can
challenge competition from all rival agen-
cies in the northwest.
Prof. Donaldson desires to say through
the GLOBE that he will cheerfully meet
Beecher, of Brainerd, at Market hall, next
Saturday evening, in a boxing contest of four
rounds with soft gloves, and if he fails to
knock him out in four rounds
he will pay him S25. He also
desires To state in renly TO the tauntinn. words