St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-02
NINNnAr0LIs GL0BELETs.

During last month 239 arrests were made
ly taa police.
There were eighty-fvo deaths in the city
during February.
Tle real estate transfers fled yesterday
a-groeated s2O,OG7.
3r. Croekcr, the fancy skater gave an ex-
liMiou at the rink last evening.
There was nothing of special importance
before the municipal court yesterday.
Tie Father Mathew T. A. S. viii hold q
meeting this evening at Catholic Association
hal.
The next session of the committee on
police investigation will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Amos shoop and Mary K. Shoop, Gottlicb
GuuN and Kate Here, were licensed to wed
yesterday.
The board Of county commissioners will
meetiu regular session Monday morning at
1o O'Clock.
The Sons Of Veterans will meet hereafter
at Eorth Star hall, on Nicollet avenue and
Third street.
Tic Irish National league will hold regu-
lar meeting This evening at A. O. II. hall
A fine programme OF exercises has been pre-
pared.
A new school district is to be organized on
the Western avenue road. 1t will he formed
from parts of districts eighty-nine and
tweuty-one.
The funeral of Michael Finn will occur al
$50 O'Clock this morning, from Father Nc
Golricll's church. His remains viii be in
TERED in the cemetery at Corcoran town.
The special election for alderman in the
Fourth ward occurs on the 18th, and in the
lghth ward on the 18th, to elect a successor
to MIR. Channel.
During February there were twenty-nine
alarms of fire. The losses from the destroy
ing clement during that month aggregate
$17, 2G3, with an insurance of $50, 900.
This evening, and every Sunday evening
during Lent yespers and benediction, fol-
lowed by a sermon, viii be given at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
John Campbell, the hacl1man who over
charged a passenger, was fined so and costs
yesterday but afterwards the fine was re-
cess to the passenger.
The case of the Lakewood Cemetery asso-
citation VS.. the Minneapolis, Lyndale q Min
uctouka Railway company came up yesterday
before Judge LOchrcn, and the case was
postponed for two weeks.
Capt c. B. Sleeper, of Brainerd, was in
the city yesterday. By thoway, it is rumored
that the captain, by some means, has got
things so fixed that he carries the vote of the
Fifth district in his pocket.
John Thurman, under arrest upon charge
of threatening to shoot C. w. Tie, will be
given a hearing tomorrow morning, when
the complaining witness hopes to place him
under bonds to keep the peace.
Frank Bartlett, who jumped his bail, being
held under bonds to appear before the grand
jury under charge Of embezzling $21 from
Plant Il Peterson, was captured in Chicago
and returned to this city yesterday.
The meeting of the coopers at knights of
Labor hall yesterday morning, was
postponed until Monday morning, without
taking amy action in reference to the To-
ductioE Of wages at Bumb's shops.
The headquarters of the department of
Minnesota, Grand Army Of the Republic, and
OF the general committee on national en-
campmcnt, have been established in Syndi-
cate block, room Il, and will be open every
day during business hours.
The wife Of Rouen, who was lately frozen
to death in South Minneapolis, is suffering
from heart disease, and is quite i'll since the
melancholy death of her unfortunate hus-
band. The body of Rouen will be buried
here, instead of ut Faribault, as at first con-
templated.
Harry Dixon, a brakeman on the St. Louis
road, was severely injured internally on
Friday night, by falling from freight car
on some timber, He fortunately escaped
being crushed to death by the wheels of the
moving cars. He was taken to his home at
West st. Paul yesterday.
The argument on the demurrer in the case
of Attorney Leftwich, indicted by the grand
Jury for attempting to extort money from
MI Day, was postponed for two weeks in
consequence of the absence of Benjamin
Davenport, one Of the defendants attorneys,
who has gone east TO visit his dying mother.
Yesterday there was an action for divorce
filed by Mary ]. Applin against Andrew B.
AppIin on the ground of habitual drunken
ness. The parties are aged IS and 40 years
respectively They were married at Hender-
son, Liberty county, Mimi, on the 18th of
August 1865, and are still living together as
husband and wife. They have three children,
the eldest Of whom is Is and the youngest z
years of age. The wife prays for the custody
of the children and for alimony out of the
husbands property FOR the support OF herself
and offspring.
DESPERATE CRIMINALS.