St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-02
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The day and night patrol exchanged hours Of
watch yesterday.
The Minnesota club met at the parlors of the
West last night.
The chamber of commerce annual election of
officers will occur to-day.
L. y. Carrier is mentioned as probable can
didatc for clerk OF the court
The board of water commissioners will hold
weekly meeting this evening.
W. W. Washington yesterday paid a fine in
$i4.5O for cruelty beating horse.
Sarah Rock pleaded. guilty 10 the charge of
drunkenness yesterday and paid her fine.
Prof. Donaldson and Paddy Norton are giving
lively settos at Pence Opera house nightly.
l.. P. Plummer post, c. \. r., will hold
meeting this evening to cleo: new commander
The railways, with the exception Of the motor
line. have discontinued their Minnetonka trains
Twelve more valuable law books were pre-
scuted 10 the Minneapolis bar association library
yesterday.
The Democratic candidates for sheriff are
Capt. p p. Swanson, Hon. Baldwin Brown and
Mace Eustis.
An oppose Is being prepared and viii soon
come ont respecting certain Republican legisla
tive candidate.
Henry Bassett paid fine in 500 yesterday for
selling liquor without license. Woolsey was
the ''inforncr."
David Arndt can now run foT secretary Of the
chamber OF commerce. He was yesterday elected
TO full membership.
Harry Clifton, who stole mouth organ and a
few trinkets, Was yesterday sentenced to fifteen
days Imprisonment.
The electric light failed TO let its light shine
for the benefit OF those who happened to be on
the streets in the storm.
Fifteen real estate transfers were recorded by
the register of deeds yesterday, the considers
tons OF which amounted to S5s,iO3.
The four demi moudes who paid fines in S5a so
yesterday were Lilah Hoffman, Jessie Allen.
Minnie Howard and Hattie Naun.
ON Tuesday morning y. c. Boyd, The Boston
black janitor, disappeared, and his friends find
search FOR him in the city is fruitless.
In The suit Of the Crawford Iron u Steel COM
psny vs.. The Minneapolis Engine " Machine
works Judge Young yesterday appointed 5. P
Suidor receiver.
The property owners on Nicollet win fight the
proposition Of the street railway company to lay
tracks on that avenue from Washington avenue
20 the Union depot.
north police station Cor dnty The force con
sjsts OF six dag men, seven night, two mounted,
sad a lieutenant and = sergeant.
Albert Butler. the colorcd man arrested BY the
police Tuesday afternoon Tor hacking trees OF
the premises OF Judge AtWatcr, was yesterday
adjudged insane in the Probate ooU.: and com
mitsed 70 -. Ieter.
Anton Grithen s he'ag urged by his friend.
Tor the nomination to the office Of register OF
deeds. Although at one time Liberal. Nr
Grithen IS now pronounced end outspokea for
Cleveland aud Mcrriman.
The Germans aud liberal minded citizens had
arranged 10 hold grand mass meeting on Bridge
square last evening. but owing to the storm the
demons tration was postponed. Il is proposed tc
rattle the administrative dry boxes.
Albert Butter. the insane oolored msn who en-,
down fifty trees on Jadse Atwaters premises
was arraigned in The municipal court yesterday
charged with malicious destruction OF property.
The ease was continued and Butler Was taken be
fore the probate court
Certain OF the Republican leaders hzve beer
very industrious IN circulating false reports tha;
the Democrats Go not contemplate. placing in
nolinSticA a county ticket en SATURDAY. The