St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-17
MINNEApoLIs GLoBELETs.


The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated so, 256.87.
s. c. Cutter is the Republican candidate
for alderman from the Fifth ward
The Minneapolis militia will appear in full
uniform at the K T hall this evening.
Electus A Pratt, of the District of Column
bia, was yesterday admitted to the bar
John Murray, shot by Henry Barto, is i'm
proving with prospect of final recovery
A meeting of the w. C. 7. Z. will be held
at O'Clock this afternoon in the Parlors ol
the First Baptist church.
Company E of Chicago the pride OF that
city, will be invited to stop oil at Minnie
apolis on its western tour.
The Minneapolis Rifle club held its nrst
long range shoot on the range below the uni
versity yesterday afternoon, with graufying
results.
Among the gang arraigned before Judge
Bailey yesterday were ak yags. Sentences
were suspended upon the promise that they
would leave the city.
James Fray purloined swenty-faur boxes
of cinnamon from Geo. K. Newell u CO.'S
store, and his honor sent him up for thirty
days for the offense.
The state oratorical contest between the
representatives Of the State university, Ham
line university and Carlton college will oc-
cur tomorrow evening at Plymouth church
Elisha Keith, the old man SO brutaIy beat
en- by Grant and Miller on Monday night, Is
reported in precarious condition. Several
ribs were broken and an attack OF eFyslpelas
is feared
c. C. Schultz charges Gus Sunding, sew
ing machine agent, with stealing a sewing
machine spring of the value Of ten cents
The cause will come up for trial on the 18TH
at 9 a. III.
Sheriff Stoddard was yesterday in search
of u demented woman named Mar1nda
King, who left her home d few days ago.
She was once examined in the probate court
and discharged.
Candidates for admission to the bar will be
examined in the district court next Saturday
afternoon. Attorney Jackson will act on the
examining committee in place OF Judge kea,
who is absent in the east.
The jurors who served during the Febru-
arY general term Of the district court were
discharged yesterday, except three who were
reserved as q nucleus for a jury in case a
jury may be empaneled.
John Faust is charged with forging check
on Robinson IL Mead, and will be examined
for the same on Friday. He is also charged
with stealing a number of bills from business
houses and collecting the same.
The Democrats Of the Fifth ward met last
Ir,1o In atin Samnpl
j. Barlow for alderman Of the Fifth ward
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Hon. Geo. A. Pillsbury.
H NJ Parker, the popular clerk Of tho
municipal court, has resigned that position
and gone into partnership with j. d. Cot
tFel at 81 South Washington avenue. His
many friends wish him success in his legal
career.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: B Kimball and May
Barley; Charles Lester and Saflie Redbuth
Il Olsen and Minnie K Sulberg; Jno RPatct
and Francis E Brown; Emil Johnson anc
Josephine Hang; Hans j Christianson ant
Louisa Lohse.
A partial canvass among the residents o
Bradford 81 Bassett's Manages Fourth
BIadford's, Stinson'S and Oak Lake additions
shows ninety-two per cont. of the citizens in
favor of granting no license to saloons IL
that section, and it is believed that the com
plete canvass will show eighty-fve pc
cent.
The 'tEsmeralda" season closed at the
Grand last evening, and this evening tn
Barton Comedy company will open in
''Wanted, A Partner" R. E. Graham, who
appeared here two years ago with Minnie
Palmer, is a member of the company, which
is reputed strong by the press and critics O
the country.
officer NJ. Kennedy arrested two men
yesterday for breaking into Henry Young's
barber shop on south First street OF
Tuesday night and stealing a quantity o
cigars and tobacco. A portion Of the stoler
property was sold by one Of the prisoners t
Prist, saloon keeper on First street for
tritling sum, and it was this which furnished
the clue leading to the arrest.
One of the delivery teams Of the Mime
apoliS Ice company ran away on Washington
avenue yesterday, collided with and demol
ished 5. Presseer's grocery delivery wagon
smashed S. II. Norton's carriage and wreck
ed street commissioners wagon. The tc
wagon was left in front of Oswald's stor
and the team was caught by officer Howard
farther up the avenue.
A gang of lawless vandals visited the RESI-
dence of Capt. Rutherford, at the corner c
Twenty-ffth avenue northeast and Lincol
avenue, broke down his shade trees, smashe
his buggy and demolished the furniture i
an clubhouse. They also went to Il. \
Tmoldt's hen house and stole all his bloode
and valuable fowls. They continued thei
depredations throughout the neighborhood.
The Holy Rosary parish fair was largel
attended last evening. The managers o
the various booths were doing a rushin
business, and the general appearance of tn
hall had quite pleasing effect The stere
opticon views Of Rome, g5ReA BY Prof. Bale
were magnificent and' igsffeeatfy admitted b
young and old. Messrs. sweeny and Ms
honey were working industriously to wi
the beautiful diamond ring offered for tn
most popular young man. The attractio
for this evening will be'immense and non
should foil to be present.