St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


keeping house of i'll fame.
George Smith was yesterday sent up for
fifteen days for disorderly conduct.
w. H. Harris for selling liquor without
license paid fine in S25 yesterday.
DR.. Winthrop Miller died yesterday morn
ing from Inflammation of the bowels.
The Sixth ward Republicans are resolute
in their opposition to Gllfllan's candidacy.
The Lacrosse club will hold day OF field
sports at the base ball park this afternoon.
John Gallagher's saloon was open on Sum
day. John yesterday paid fine in $50 for
the same.
1t twas conspicuously day of disorderly
conducts in the police court. Few were fined,
however.
Annie Claire was yesterday committed to
the county jail for thirty days for selling il
quor without license.
Gus SimlalI Mother GrifIin's bartender,
was yesterday committed sixty days for SELL
ing liquor without a license.
A few nights ago coat was stolen from
the Plymouth clothing store. Dan Dougall
was arrested in st. Paul for the offense.
A. c. Nichols is under arrest at the in
stance of his partner, Edward Rose. The
charge is embezzlement in the sum Of 1925.
John Moran, who figured in pistol affair
with /. f. Morris, paid fine in $3.50 yes
terday upon the charge OF disorderly conduct.
Gus Storm married Gusta Swenson in the
municipal court yesterday ana the bastardy
case brought at her instance was dismissed.
The East side Democratic club will meet
this evening. TIE speakers will be Messrs.
VIII D. McHugh, Andrew S. Keys and Mr..
Stone.
Detective Quinlan found lady's pocket
book yesterday containing sum of money.
1t is now at police headquarters awaiting the
call of the owner
The promenade concert held Saturday
night for the benefit of the Northwestern
hospital nettcd $500, and it reduced the debt
on that institution to 500.
A. Anderson, who was arraigned yesterday
upon the charge of stealing John Berg's
pocket book, will be given a hearing in the
municipal court, October %.
Fred Disher. the man who knitted Bert
Vincent in the back, was held to await the
action Of the grand jury, and was remanded
to custody in default Of bonds.
Frank Conklin, manager Of the Grand
opera, left last evening for Milwaukee, whence
he was summoned by telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father
Messrs. G. Miller, c. Booth, F. Shipman,
G. Thomas and F. Woodward will start for
New Orleans to-day on a fiat boat The
ri will toll
along the banks of the river on the trip.
A plat of Gilpatrick's fourth addition was
yesterday filed with the register of deeds
The addition is bounded by Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-stxth streets, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth avenues south, and contains
twenty lots.
The ladies will have n contest for grace
full movements on skates at the University
Roller rink this evening. A prize will be
awarded to first and TO second. The pro-
grammc will include plain, fancy and scien-
tific skating.
The Rev. Father Hoban, pastor of the
Dominican church for the past three years,
and gentleman extremely popular in this
city, viii leave for New York city in few
days. He will be succeeded by Rev. Father
d LEY, Q. p.
w. w. Wright, the big duffer who was
horsewhpped by Edward Eldridge, was yes
terday held to await the action of the grand
jury upon the charge Of assaulting Officer
Henry krumwride with huge dirk knife.
He couldn't give bonds, and went to jail.
John Johnson and Swan johnson were ar
raigncd in the municipal court yesterday for
stahbing ?. j. Collighan. The examination
was set for October Il, and the two defend
ants were turned over TO the sheriff for safe
keeping in default of bonds in $500 each.
burglar paid his respects to Tilden's
grocery store, 1872 Fifth street south, at an
early hour yesterday morning. Mr.. Tilden
lives over the store, and the burglar made a
noise which awoke the servant girl. and her
screams frightened the unlimited guest and
he ran.
VIM. Buckley, editor of the Gazette was yes
terday arraigned in the municipal court for
criminal libel. The suit was brought by C.
n. Bostrum, city editor of the Journal.
Bonds were filed in 5000 for appearance
October 2S, when the preliminary examin-
alton will be had.
The Manitoba railroad company has agreed
to fit grounds suitable for an encampment
for the First regiment of state troops near
Miunetonka, provided the veterans Will camp
there for thee or more years. The company
further offers free transportation and an an
nual bonus of $500.
The French Republican club held a meet
Ing in the hall over the City hall last even
ing. There were thirty present and only
one half were members. H. Demeules made
stirring appeal to all to sign the member
ship roll, yet only one man responded. En-
thusiasm was at least five degrees below
zero.
Emil Adelsheim and Eta Jacobs, Henry
Grimes and Priscilla Bruce, Vernon d.
Crandall aud Lizzie Gibbs, John Gutenberg
and Clara Logenfel, Gustav Stomm and An
gusta Anderson, Filing Swanson and Jennie
Simonson, E. Strandlund and Christine
Swedlund, L. A. Brorulland and Annie NJ.
+. Smith, n Freeberg and Maggie Larson.
Elijah Hughes, of Trail county, ID. T., and
Maria NJ. Olson, of Adams county, Wis.
Prof. Birdsail's new music lesson card nae ke
contains ten cards representing az many scales
on the piano from ''C'' up, and gives reason
for the use Of black keys Every beginner on
the organ or piano should have one. Price, 81
post PAID: No. 20 Washington avenue. Min
neapolis, MINI. ss7.1mo
Butler Wi',s the Trestiing Match.
The collar and elbow wrestling match for
$50 between Adon Butler of Minneapolis.
and John 5. Most of Hudson, Wis, last