St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-04

yesterday. Too much politics.
The first and only 99c photograph gallery |
just opened on Nicollet avenue.
The Swedish Republicans met last night at
1.30S Washington avenue south.
There were seventeen prisoners committed
from the municipal court yesterday.
The Minneapolis s. St. Louis railway trains
now run through to WATERFOWL, n. Y.
The board of park commissioners will hold
q special session on Wednesday afternoon.
The police telegraph system is in partial
operation, and will probably be completed
to-day.
VIM. n. Holway, the real estate dealer,
Akers.
Sheriff stoddard to-day sends the four men
yesterday sentenced, to the penitentiary at
Saltwater.
Twenty six warranty deeds we're vest erday
filed with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms of which amounted to 500, 957.
William Warnock, of the firm OF Wake
field, Warnock q Watson, died recently at
his former home, in Northampton, Mass.
Sheriff Stoddart's family has been in
creased by the advent of a bouncing boy.
Mrs. S. is doing as well as could be expected.
VIM. Martin, the horse thief who was ar
rested by Detective Quinlan at the point Of
the revolver, was taken to Hastings yester-
day.
The Hahneman Ward association holds
it's annual meeting at 2:3O next Thursday
afternoon at the parlors of the church of the
Redeemer
The county commissioners met yesterday
but owing to the absence of Chairman Aus
tin and Auditor Mcdonald, adjourned until
next Monday.
Ellis Flynn, who was arrested from first
street bagnio on Saturday night, was yester-
day given quarters by his honor in the county
Jail for fifteen days.
Adon Butler and F. j. Dormer will wrestle,
collar and elbow, in Weing arts hall, on
Thursday evening, for purse and door re-
ceipts.
James Taylor was yesterday sent TO the
county bastile for twenty days for stealing a
$40 overcoat from Samuel Brown, on South
Washington avenue.
are rejoicing because seventeen men were
committed for five days or more from the
municipal court yesterday. Some people viii
carry joke very far.
Bets were freely offered in the pool rooms
yesterday that Capt. Merriman would be
elected, with no takers, and bets were made
that Mr.. Merriman would carry his own
county by 1900 over Mr.. Gildllan.
Al Miner, John Griffin and John Coughiin,
the three men arrested by Detectives Gleason
and Quinlan for shooting John Hamm stad,
on Saturday night, are still in limbo. They
will probably be arraigned tomorrow.
The pool rooms we're crowded last night
until late hour by people anxious TO place
money on the election of Capt. Merriman In
this district and the election Of the Cleveland
electors in the state Of New York They found
very few takers.
Very little business was transacted in the
district court yesterday. Judge Young heard
several court cases, while judges Lochrer
and Koon heard only few appeals from
awards of park appraisers. No court will be
held to-day.
Democrats offered to wager even money
no enthusiastic Republican could he found
who would take it. The Republicans would
wager, however, that Blaine would carr
Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
VIM. H, Smith, Of South Minneapolis, fel
dead from his buggy in Eden prairie. In
company with his wife he had gone to thai
township to attend grange meeting. Bein
taken suddenly i'll, he had just started on
his return home when be dropped from his
seat dead.
During Sunday night burglars broke into
VIM. Duhuke's saloon, at No. 316 Henne
pin avenue, and cracked the safe for $500 II
money and over $1O9 in jewelry. They lef
their tools behind them. The detectives be
lieve the cracksmen are professionals, for !
was neatly executed job.
The second of the Third ward is the ban
ner precinct of the city. 1t has registers
1854 names. That which nearest approache
it is the third precinct Of the Fourth ward
which has registered 1,62S names. Th
former is overwhelmingly Democratic an
the latter is quite the reverse.
About O'Clock last evening several MISE
from Western avenue north called on Mis-
Adessa Cole at her residence 13S Twelft
street north, and spent the evening pleas
antly in conversation and song. Those wh
took part either in speaking OF singing wei
Lizzie Lee, May Baker, Nell Weeks, Flor
Weeks and Anna c. Bernedettie.
Andrew Peterson was yesterday arraigne
in the police court at the instance of Bessi
Nelson, upon the charge that he had con
milted an assault upon her with felonioJ
. intent The examination was continued VI
til November ii in 5000 bonds, which wei
filed. The defendant assumed to feel su
prised in great degree, and protests his al
solute innocence.
II seems teat VIII Grimshaw (''anythiu
10 get the coon'O is as unstable and G
5 PRECIOUS as ever. A few days ago he wro
from New York advising his friends that .hs
would lose their money If they BET on Ne
York state. and yesterday he ielegraphe,
: ''New York will go Republican by 80, 600 m
U jority." ''Tell the boys 20 bet on Blaine.
etc. That is characteristic of the fello,
surely.
is The Minneapolis Bar association hbrar
z rooms 90 and 81. Academy Of Music bloc
|. has received the following new law book
viz: English Statutes, twelve volumes
English and Irish Appeal Reports. nil
= volumes; PrivY Council Reports, six volume
:, Queens Bench Report, twelve volume
- Common Pleas Report, twelve volume
!. Exchequer Report, twelve volumes; Probs
J. and Divorce ReDort five voumee. ADM