St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

A4AS OA4iNC gSSOCANoJ'
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated 81, Alb.
A platt of Bebb's addition to the city, con-
taining AZ lots was filed yesterday.
Gudumund Brekkon and Ella Brekken
received a license to wed yesterday.
Jake Barge yesterday paid fine in S25 for
keeping his saloon open on Sunday.
The all absorbing theme in the city nova
days is the iron-clad liquor ordinance.
The inmates Of two more baginos paid their
monthly fines in the municipal court yester-
day.
Meetings Of the W. C. T. U. will hereafter
be held in the Guild hall of st. Marks
church.
J. Randall Brown VII give spiritualistic
exhibition at Pence Opera house tomorrow
evening.
The Ladies' hid society Of the Geo. N.
Morgan post held its regular meeting last
evening.
An adjourned meeting Of the city council
will be held this evening to tackle the new
liquor ordinance.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Geo. N.
Morgan Post G. a. R., held largely attend
ed and busy session last evening.
An auxiliary society to the Y. NJ. c. A, of
which Mrs. Bishop Foss is president, has
been organized by the ladies of the city.
Representatives of sixty Catholic societies
of the state, with membership of 5000 per-
sons, viii meet here in convention on June IS.
The old Minnesota First will probably
postpone its reunion from June until the
date of the national encampment of the G.
A. R.
The Irish societies are making elaborate
preparations for the reception of Alexander
Sullivan, next Monday evening at Market
hall.
Mr.. j. A. McCaffrey, delivered last even
ing lecture on the Mission of the Irish
race before the 1. C. B. M. Society Of this
city.
The board of water commissioners will
meet this evening and transact business, as
matter Of course, if there is a quorum
present
Sheriff Stoddart closed the Boston restau-
rant yesterday to satisfy claim of $500 lent
by enc of the walters to the proprietor Of the
''Eashery.''
John Faust, the forger, waived examina-
ton yesterday and went up in default of
bonds in 81, 900 to await the action of the
grand jury.
The assessors of the city and county have
now ready for them at the auditors office
blanks for the real estate and personal as
sessments for 1884.
Articles of incorporation Of Silver Lake
Congregational society were yesterday filed
by Samuel Keith, Vim. j. Burrell, A. D.
Eads, and A L. Shove.
The net proceeds Of the Dominican ba-
zaar, lately given at Market hall, amounts to
exactly 81, 500. The expense in conducting
the enterprise amounted to $500.
G. H. Clark, deputy internal revenue col
lector, has an office in v G. Hush's bank
and tobacco and other licenses can be taken
out there without going to st. Paul.
The two bolts of cloth stolen from Hansen
& Blomquist's store No. 1913 south Wash
ington avenue, were found in Morrison's
lumber yard yesterday, by worlmen.
John Monitor was arraigned in the NUM-
cipal court yesterday upon the charge of sci,
ling liquor to a minor, but upon the motion Of
the city attorney the case was discharged.
VIM. Blair has been returned from the in
sane asylum to which he was refused admis-
sion on the ground that the institution at
Faribault is the proper place for him to be
treated.
The auditors subdivisions from number
to inclusive, the same being plats of irreg-
ular tracts of LAND throughout the county,
were yesterday filed with the register of
deeds.
A small fire occurred yesterday noon in
the rear of the brick block on South Wash
ington, between Twelfth and Thirteenth ave-
enues south, by which a small shed was
partially burned.
J. j. Hill of st. Paul, donated 81, 900 to the
fund to be expended in etertaining the old
veterans at the national encampment of the
G. A. R. Who speaks next? This makes
three checks of the kind.
A meeting of persons interested in the cx-
tension of the Eighth avenue street railway to
Lake street will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the rooms Of Allen Anderson,
over tina American Express office
Through carelessness of children playing
with matches, a farmer named Theodore
Graudin, who lives a few miles out of town,
had his barn with its contents burned yester-
day. Loss 5000, with no insurance.
]. Randall Brown will give spiritualistic
entertainment at Pence Opera house on Sun
day night. The question arises, will the
new administration Consider this Sunday
performance according to blue laws.
The Minneapolis industrial institute will
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evening to hear the report of the committee
on organization and membership and also
to elect officers for the ensuing year.
A transfer of the lot purchased by the
Dominican fathers for So, 900 to build their
school house on was yesterday fled in the
registers office. The lot is 66x165 feet and
contains exactly quarter acre of land.
Health Officer Quimby occasioned the ar
rest and arraignment of W. A. Young upon
complaint of maintaining nuisance The
defendant paid a fine in SO and will abate
the nuisance. Others will follow in the same
line soon.
While a lad named John Gleason was
spectator at game of base ball on the
East side he was accidentally struck in the
face with a bat and knocked unconscious
to the earth. He is in danger of losing one
of his eyes.
At O'Clock last evening fire broke out
in the job printing office of C. L. Hunt in
the Woods block on Ncollet avenue. The
department promptly arrived and extin-
guished it. The damage is estimated at
from S25 to $50; fully insured.
John Dykeman was held by Judge Bailey
yesterday to await the action of the grand
jury upon the charge of assaulting Francis
Cole with dangerous weapon with intent to