St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The public schools open tomorrow.
Yesterday was big real estate day.
There we're 200 deaths in this city last
month.
The Hotel Lafayette at Minnetonka closed
yesterday.
The city council will meet tomorrow night
in adjourned session.
One hundred and fifty marriage licenses
were issued last month.
The receipts of the municipal court from
fines amounted to about 57OO yerterday.
With September 1, the police don their
regulation caps, full dress coats, belts and
clubs.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will give their first
anniversary ball at Window hall on We'd
nesday evening, Sept. 3.
John Heller and August La Croix, the
horse thieves, were each held in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
The horse stolen from D. D. Harrington,
of Rchfeld, was recovered in Chaska and
the thief was arrested and will be brought
back at once. He had sold the animal.
The first train over the motor line to Min
nehaha leaves at o'clock this morning, and
after Wednesday trains will run regularly
every three hours over the new line.
Two thousand, eighty-thrce dollars and
eighty-fve cents was collected in the munich
pal court during August from the criminal
business; 1912. 81 from the civil business.
a barn belonging to c. T. Griffith on the
Crystal lake road, just out side Of the city
limits, was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon. Loss S700; insured for $500. Cause,
incendiary.
the municipal court yesterday, upon the
charge Of assault and battery preferred by
his wife. He gave $50 bail for his appear
sncc September >.
In the district court yesterday Reuben
Spahr commenced suit for divorce from his
wife Kate. Frederick E. HERE likewise
asked for divorce from her husband Gottlieb.
Desertion was the cause alleged in both
cases.
A schedule of liabilities and assets was
yesterday filed in the matter of the assign
ment of Parmenter Bros. to E. n. Darrow
at the district court. The total assets amount
to 81. 003.25; the liabilities amour t to 3d.
545. SO.
Jas. Rafter and frankie stapleton, j. H.
Haur and Louisa Rahlting, Geo. II. Knowl-
ton and Lena Parker, r. S. Beannish and
Emma C. Carlson, Z. T. Van Guider, Henry
F. Bredenburg and Caroline NJ. Smith yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
Bloomer discloses that he was assaulted by
two young men who came to his room os-
tensibly to look over his stock of samples.
He also SAYS they robbed him of a watch.
Bloomer's story is very conflicting. At one
time he claimed lie had put his watch in
''hock.';
Moose IL Sammis, former grain commits
sion firm, have purchased the st. Anthony
Touring mills The mills have a capacity OF
500 barrels a day. The price paid is under
stood TO be about $75, 900. The Washburn
Mill company have also purchased the Pals
SADIE mill from l.. Day IL Co., paying $780,
900.
d. P. Bloomer, the travelling man who was
so badly pounded up at the Ncolet house, is
is rapidly improving, and has quite regained
his reason. He makes evasve replies to in
quiries as TO how ne was hurt An effort
will be made to induce him to settle def
nitely as to whether he inflicted the injuries
himself or was the victim of an attack.
Welsh d. Carpenter, grain and stock
brokers at 24S Hennepin avenue, yesterday
in the district court commenced suit against
the Illinois Produce exchange, of Chicago,
for $496.26, claiming that the latter lad
failed to obey instructions in selling certain
stocks, and had caused the plaintiffs thereby
to lose good hard money to the amount stated.
The new Union depot became the property
of the public Monday morning. At 6:25 a
m. , the first train (thc Manitoba through
train from Fergus Falls) run into the depo
followed quickly by the Omaha train from tn,
south, and the Breckenridge and Northern
Pacific trains. A large number of officials o
the several roads were present at that earlI
hour, and so the incident TRANSFERRED, givin:
the public great enjoyment.
Tie French fair for the benefit Of the
East side church, "Our Lady of Lourdes,
opened last night in Market hall, with fai
attendance. The French band will discourse
sweet airs during the contlnuanc ace OF tn
charge of admission is placed at nomins
figure to attract the multitude. Several val
liable prizes will be competed for by popula
candidates. The leading prize is a silver
set for which tue passenger agents of the va
rious roads are running. The gentlemen
competing for the for the prize are Thoma,
B. Cantwell, OF the st. Paul. Minneapolis i
Manitoba; L. w. Mortimer, of the st. Louis
VIM. Guile, of the Omaha; and Mr.. FriSbie
of the Chicago Milwaukee, IL St Paul