St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-15
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $50, ri.
The water board will hold a regular meeting
on Thursday evening.
The Crusaders T. A society will meet in
Catholic Association hall this evening.
The council committee on salaries failed
to meet yesterday for want of quorum.
Articles of Incorporation of Che Norwegian
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Zion, were
filed yesterday.
W. A. Gulick, Minneapolis attorney,
has written postal card which contains
2,570 words. Next.
The council committee on claims held
meeting yesterday and audited budget of
claims against the city.
A meeting of the executive committee of
the G. A. R. encampment will be held this
morning in the Syndicate block
The reserved seat sale for the "Wanted, q
Partner combination at the Grand will
at the box office on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. NJ Josephine Warren will read this
evening at the suffrage meeting in the First
Baptist church. The public are cordially in
vited
Sheriff Stoddard yesterday found a gold
bracelet at the corner of Nicollet and Third
street. The owner can have it on applica-
ton and proving property.
Mrs. Augusta Stomm, who lives in Lake
View addition, has been missing from her
home since Friday. It is believed that she is
suffering temporary insanity.
Applications for a charter to organize
posts of the G. a. r. have been received at
department headquarters from Hastings,
Pipestone, Long Prairie and Alden.
James Conway, shot in the hip by Officer
Quinlan, in making the arrest, was in an
improved condition yesterday, and able to
appear in court although the bullet has not
yet been located.
W. II. Johnson, chairman Of the second
precinct of the Sixth ward, has appointed as
the Republican precinct committee for the
next year, G. W. Drew, John Peterson and
s. L. Brcarly.
The city council will hold a regular session
tomorrow evening, when the police ap-
pointments for the year will come up for
confirmation. Meanwhile the boys are kept |
in agoniZing doubt
The Right Rev. BISHOP Osouf, vicar apos-
tolic Of northern Japan, and not Bishop |
Marty Of Dakota, as enormously announced, |
Will speak next Sunday at the Church of the |
Immaculate Conception.
1t is reported that concerted movement |
is on foot which will close cigar and con-
fectionery stores, livery stables, stop street
cars and railway trains next Sunday, if the
marrow gauge policy continues.
The Holy Rosary parish will open its fair
to-day at Market hail. The popularity and |
high esteem in which the Dominican fathers
are held, not only by their own parishioners,
but by all who know them, will tend to make
this fair complete success.
The French CathoIice of the new parish of .
St Clothilde will be addressed by Bishop Ire |
land next sunday at Catholic Association ;
hall, where the holy sacrifice Of the mass will
be offered every Sunday until new church
is erected by the congregation
Yesterday letter was received from Asst
Adj't George B. Squires asking that par
Tor be secured in the Headquarters hotel gand
a room adjoining for the New York depart
ment of the 6. A. r. which is to the attend |
the national encapment in this city
Work was resumed on the new postoffce |
building yesterday. The trenches and. con-
crete work viii first receive attention. This
will require about one month"; but everything
will be ready for actively pushing |
mason work after the letting of the contracts |
on May /.
The Fifth ward Republican primaries
elected mixed delegations to t!Ae ward con-
yention which will be held at the Sixth ave-
nue. engine house this ev aning to place in
nominate a candidate for alderman. There
are a half dozen aspirants, but none have a
sure thing.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: Edmund Plant and
Sarah Turieon; DANES G. DOYLE and julius
NJ. Collet; J. w. Carlson and Amelia Carl
son. Ike Levin and Sarah Michalowitz: F. |
Il. Conkey and Nettie NJ. Davis r. D. Fitch
and Anna Rosgen.
All are cordially invited to attend the
woman suffrage meeting this evening, at the
FIRST BAPTIST church, on corner Hennepin
avenue anQ Fifth street. Admission free.
Speakers; Rev. DR.. futile, Rev. Mr. Wagner
and Mrs A. T. Anderson. Mrs NJ. Joseph
Inc We rrcn will read.
"A young acrobat naned j. Roberts, has
suer HolIiin, the Druggist, for So, 600 dam
az IS. Roberts alleges that he is under contract
18th & circus proprietor to perform acrobatic
feats, and that he has been injured bv the |
application of croton OIL which had been OBJ
tanned at defendants store in place of angle
worm oil which he asked for.
The Madison Square company presented
''Esmeralda'' at the Grand last night. Owing
to the inclement weather the audience was
unfortunately small. The company is
strong in every particular and evenly bal
anced, and the charming society drama adj
mirably played. The season continues I'M !
til Wednesday night and includes Wednes- |
day matinee
At the meeting of the Bicycle club, held in
the Nicollet house, meet was called for Fri
day evening, when the first club run of this I
season will occur. The members will meet |
on the Hennepin avenue side of the CITY hall.
The ride will probably be to Minnehaha, ard
it viii be followed by business meeting.
The new administration starts out pretty /
lively. Everything was ordered closed I'D as /
tight as grim death on Sunday, but thirty |
three arrests were made, against not one ar !
rest under Mayor Ames' administration the /
previous Sunday. Eight were for drunken
ness, one assault with a dangerous weapon.
one fast driving through the streets, one as |
saut and battery, and fifteen yagrancy cases.
Rudolph Won Hesson, alias Chilly the
Kid, " failed again yesterday to get Divorce
from Margaret Kissop, Billy charged Mar
garet with adultery, and Margaret admitted
she had been naughty, but so had her Siege
lord" The jury, after listening to the whole
case, lost no time in returning a verdict for
the defendant. SO Billy and his fragrant
spouse must live together whether they like
it or not