St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

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will languish in durance for fifteen days.
The Minneapolis Jobbers will open headquar
at the West hotel to morrow for the week
The reform club will hold regular weekly
gospel meeting in Harrison hall this afternoon.
Prof John N. Ellis delivered an address at the
city mission last evening upon ''Tramps in
Italy"
The Father Mathew T. A. society will meet in
| Catholic Assumption hall this evening at five
o'clock.
The North Minneapolis roller rink, named the
Washington, will be formally opened tomorrow
evening
The first anniversary ball of the Wolf Tone Rifles
| will be held in Window hall on Wednesday
evening.
j. S. Barnes OF st. Paul says he is anxious to
arrange wrestling match, Graco Roman, with
Adon Butler.
The Minneapolis club goes to st. Paul on
Monday, to play the rubber, the two clubs be-
| ing tied in the contest.
The Northern Pacific Railway company is
making remarkable progress in the construction
of it's new buildings in this city.
Peter Sunbig left his horse unhitched in the
street and it cost him two cases to redeem the
property in the municipal court.
James Kickley drove his horse through the
street at a reckless pace and Judge Mahoney
fined him S5 for the misdemeanor.
The citizens of Bloomington held an enthusi-
astic meeting Friday evening, at which steps
were taken towards securing high school,
Fred Grose and F. G. Corbett both violated
the city ordinance requiring horses to be hitched
when left on the streets. They each paid fine
in 81.
The French citizens will hold fair in Market
hall for the benefit of the East side Catholic
church. to begin tomorrow evening and holding
| the entire week.
A plat of Lyn Haven addition lying on Lake
! View avenue. Lake Minnetonka, yesterday
| filed with the register by I. C. Seeley and n. F.
| Griswold. The addition contains II lots.
County superintendent of schools, c. W.
Smith, addressed the citizens of Bloomington on
| s'Higher Education Friday night. 1t is
stated that the meeting was fraught with much in
terest.
The remains Of Sumner Chapman, the late
proprietor of the Chapman house, at upper lake
Minnetonka, who died recently at Los Angeles,
Cal, are expected to arrive in this city from that
place to-day.
The Minneapolis Base Ball association has is
sued circular to the citizens asking for dona-
tons to aid in carrying the institution through
the season. 1t is probable that money will be
forthcoming.
Norah Donahue, in the district court yesterday
commenced action for divorce from her husband.
extreme cruelty and drunkenness being the
cause alleged The custody of minor child
is also asked for.
meeting Of the teachers of the public
schools was held In high school hall yesterday
.I | but
oped. Another meeting will be held at ten
| O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Yesterday afternoon telegram was received
by Chief West from Detective Hunkinson, who
is in Milwaukee, stating that not only DR.. Pratt's s
horse had been recovered but John Orths horse
also. The latter was stolen August o.
The Minneapolis Rifle club returned home yes
terday, bringing with them 80 per cent. of all the
prizes shot for and the association badge. The
badge, having been won in three successive an
nua tournaments, now belongs to the Mnneapo-
lis club permanently.
The Trades Assembly has decided to tender
Gen. Butler a reception, on the occasion of his
visit this week. meeting of the assembly will
be held tomorrow evening in Window hall The
reception will probably either be held in Market
hall or at Snyder's park.
Napoleon Browport, Jr., is an ebony coored
loafer who obstructed the sidewalk together
with several chums of the same stripe, in front
OF colored saloon on Third avenue south. Ma
poleon was arrested and was held for a jury trial
on Thursday in $50 bonds.
In the district court yesterday VIM. A. Gil
more commenced suit against Detective Caswell
for damages to the amount of $4,000, claiming
that on June 10th the defendant arrested him at
the circus grounds without just cause, and had
him incarcerated in the lookup
A powder house on Thirtieth avenue south,
near Twenty seventh street is reported to have
no lock on its door. As the building contains
about two tons Of powder easily accessible to
boys and tramps, a Minnesota earthquake Is liza
bic to be reported at any moment.
Joe Ritter and Maydeleue Schneider, John
Moehn aud Minnie Groth, Oscar Tharson and Au-
susta Gustafsen, Chas. T. Ditty and Anna c..
Budd William o.. Ditty and Lilly NJ Budd,
Peter Thompson and Anne johnson, E. W. Pyle
and Allie +. Willis yesterday obtained mar
riage licenses.
There were three saloon cases in the munich
pal court yesterday, but they were all continued
until Friday. One was against John Leichleter,
at Lake Calhoun for selling without license,
and two were against John Enslenger for selling
without license, and the fourth against
Peter Zhonen for keeping his saloon open on
Sunday.
Mary NJ Walter yesterday, in the district
court commenced suit against j. G.. Moffett
and Hans Johnson, claiming that they were put
ting up building adjoining the lot owned by
herself and mother, which, because the defec-
tive material used in its construction, tumble
down the 25th of April, some of the debris
striking the plaintiff who was on her own lot,
and injurng her severely 1S5 200 is the amount
: : of damages asked.
W. C. Leber, jeweler at eos Hennepin avenue,
has been ortwitted by clever woman. He had
watch valued at S125 left at his shop for re-
pairs by Julius Reese, OF Reese Bros. few
days subsequent the woman in question called
for the watch, explaining that she had been sent
for it. and at the same time pointed it out. She
excited no suspicion and the watch was given
her, and Leber has 10 make it good to Mr..
Reese.
1t seems to be one OF the highest aims OF the
evening paper to slur the city detectives.
Scarcely day passes without its columns are
, made to give vent to viruent assault Evi
5 IDENTITY the Journals animosity is the outgrowth
, OF personal Misunderstanding, or unpleasant
ness between some members OF the staff and
officers. The detectives are deserving of better
: treatment They are hard working and faithful
servants OF the people. The county Jail never
, before contained nearly so many criminals, and
there We're never before nearly so many held TO
, await the action of the grand jury. Minneapolis
can boast an honest and capable detective
force.
The council committee on roads and bridge:
viii meet tomorrow night to consider the com
missioners' reports on opening and extending
streets as follows; Washington, Broadway anC
Quincy streets northeast; Fourth avenue south
from Twenty-dfth street TO Twenty-seeond street
opening aad extending Twenty-sixth street south
between Park and Chicago avenues. Also Il
consider the request OF the Minneapolis Ele
vator company in regard to vacating the follow
inr named sfreetS in (irovelaud addition: Nine