St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

ra 1hs a5eseg Ssss AGAINST Patrick Mccoy
A. Anderson paid fine yesterday in $50
for selling liquor without license.
The Swedish Republicans announce
torchlight procession for Friday night.
The regular meeting of the board of edu-
cation will be held tomorrow afternoon.
John O'Halloran, who stole Pat Lyons
fiddle will lodge with Jimmy Stoddart for
thirty days.
j. T. Gilman is charged with disorderly
conduct. He pleaded not guilty yesterday,
and will be heard October 81.
Albert McGee. Frank Martin and Frank
Jones, for disorderly conduct were yester-
day committed ten days each.
John T. Gilman, the auctioneer, was run
in yesterday by Officer Kournweide for ring
ing his bell and crying upon the street.
The judges of election remained at the va
rious polling places yesterday and enrolled
the names Of eli who made application.
N. Bierman, charged with keeping his sa
loon open on Sunday, yesterday paid fine
in $50. That knocks the Sundays profits.
Henry Hendrickson is charged with selling
liquor without license. He will be given a
hearing before Judge Bailey on November T.
The remains OF Arthur Nelson who died
yesterday are in Connolly 81 O'Reily's
morgue and will be shipped to New Hamp-
shire for burial.
The ''spotless'' charge Boniface Brown
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday,
and the facts will probably be brought out at
the trial on November z.
Claud Adams Dora Worthington, Kittie
Rungle and Mamie Byron, composed the
demi monde galaxy who paid fines in $50. so
each for keeping gilded brothels.
The receipts in the municipal court yester-
day, from fines collected, were considerable,
and will go far toward paying the expense
OF the local government for the week.
The funeral of Miss Hannah Dosey oc-
Cured yesterday from the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, and it was largely at
tended by the friends of the deceased.
This evening the Excelsior Cleveland and
Hendricks club will have rally. Messrs.
David B. johnson, VIII d. McHugh and A.
s. Keys of this city, will be the speakers.
Hans Wohl has been arrested at the in
stance of Helen Root, upon the charge of
abusive language. The trial of the action
was yesterday continued until November g.
An elegant new piano, the best and most
costly in the west, has been placed in the
West parlors. The case is solid mahogany,
In harmony with the woodwork finish of the
parlors.
Miss Nettie Miller, sister-in-law of Officer
j. r Hirt, died yesterday morning. The
funeral will occur from Mr.. Hirt's residence
No. 1918 North Fourth street on Thursday
morning at o'clock.
The Democrats have secured Market hall
for Saturday evening. Yet the Republicans
papers persist in stating that VIM Window
ls to be one of the speakers. Window will
probably not be there.
The remains of Charles Knowles. the Min
neapolis carpenter who was killed by falling
of a scaffoding while working in Anoka.
were received by Connolly d O'Reilly, un-
dertakers, yesterday.
Jacob Borga, who is under arrest, charged
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday,
had his case continued yesterday until Octo-
Der 81, while Henry Harlschild, under same
charge, will be heard November Z.
In the municipal court yesterday the Grim
inal libel SUIT against VIM. Buckley, of the,
Hotes Gdzstte was dismissed upon the motion
oil the city attorney, the grand Jury having
taken the matter from the municipal court
The people in the neighborhood of Frank
lin avenue are TO meet at the Franklin
Avenue NJ. E. church this evening to organ
lie society for the purpose of gathering
In and distributing help for the poor and
needy.
Fred Low was tried yesterday in the mu-
nicipal court upon the charge of threatening
to shoot John COLLEEN, the boot aud shoe
dealer, and was found guilty. Judge Bailey
placed him under $500 bonds to keep the
peace.
G c. Moe, of Woodbury., Iowa. and Marie
l.. Engler, S. A. Leny and Stella McIntire,
VIM Sullivan, of st. Claire, illinois. and
Mary johnson, Chas, o. Flaw and Annie
Stark Yesterday obtained marriage Ii
censes.
Charles F. Miller, the man from Pennsyl-
vania who stole the notorious Annie Cla,re,s
gold watch and chain on Monday night. was
arraigned in the municipal court We yesterday.
ne waived an examination and was held to
await the action of the grand jury. II de-
fault OF bail he went to Jail.
VIII Grimshsw, who went to New York 70
stump the state in the interests of ] lingo jim,
has written 10 friend, ''Donit. bet on
biaine's carrying New York" He explained
That DC had watched Democratic procession
IN New York from two O'Clock uut il darkness
mad set In, and they were still con-
saloon keeper named Thomas, Doyle was
arrested yesterday at the instans e of Mrs.
PreudeFgast, who alleges that Do Gle sold IL
quor 10 Frank Prendergsst, an habitual
drunkard, and that after having been prop
cry warned by the authorities a ,aint so do
ing Doyle pleaded not guilty. and asked
lot hearing Oct 81, whic latter was
granted. The defendant CAV, bonds in the
sum OF $500 for his appearance.
Rumors are rife that there re aar num-
Der of men in Minneapolis wl 10 s-e desirops
of wagering considerable ST ms OF money
that Blaine viii carry New ork. Clark. OF
cafe fame, is one who ann !ouneed that he
would wager s5oe. The G sosR found man
who was anxious to take tr e bet The latter
visited the cafe but Clark weakened. Now
II there Is anyone who " shes To wager $500
that the Republicans will carry New York
next Tuesday they vii! &c accommodated
upon calling al the Clio 81: Office
Al the Srmory on T. lursaav evening will
be given benefit lcert in aid of the
Shelte.ing Arms ami the charity department
of tn College kospit; J. The participants viii
be the ofIenb2ch quartettc, Miss Lillian
E-nestine S,Oddard soprano. Miss Gertrude
Daniels. eontraito and pianist: W y Shaw.
tenor; A. ". Port er, baSso; assisted By Frank