St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The Lamoreaux saw mill started up yester-
day. and the Leighton mill the day before.
The Rentz-Sanuy Novelty company con-
tinue to draw BIG houses at Pence Opera
house.
The criminal business Of the municipal
court Yesterday was confined to three plain
druuAs.
Tomorrow is election day in the Fifth
ward, and the saloons viii be closed between
the usual hours.
Officer Kennedy Waited to the cooler two
st. Paul dudes for insulting ladies on Nicol-
let avenue yesterday.
lIaruda King was adiudged insane ycster-
day. and sent to the asylum in custody of
Deputy Thompson.
Rev. Treadwell Walden will deliver his
lecture, ''Whither Bound" in st. Paurs
church this evening.
John Lewis offered a forged check for $95,
at the Security bank, yesterday, and was ar
re t d ~ Officer Silyerthorn.
TIE box Office VIII be open to-day for the
sale Of reserved seats for the "Bunch Of
Keys season at the Grand.
a post Of the G. a. r. was organized at
Osseo on the 18th, by W. II. Harrington, 4.
D. O., and special mastering officer.
Miss Jennie Grove is an efficient assistant
at the candy and fruit table, under the SUI
pcIiuteudcuce Of Miss Eva Mcdonald.
The Republicans will hold precinct eau
cuscs on Saturday night, in the various wards
20 elect delegates to the city convention.
Yost q Scuwalfhs blacksmith shop, at 253
Second avenue north, was broken into by
burglars, who cabbaged $50 worth of tools.
The old patrolrnen viii continue on duty
throughout the present month, in order, to
allow tle new appoiatces to get uniforms
made.
The Catholic Building and Loan associa-
ton held regular monthly meeting last
cy.umg at which the usual business was
transacted.
d brakeman on the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railway named il. II. McKeague had
his Left hand badly crushed yesterday while
coupling cars.
Caleb S. Miller, Of Michigan, was admitted
90 the bar yesterday. Three other applicants
were examined and failed to pass satisfac-
tory examination.
Henry Durham, son of John Durham, of
Durham IL Johnson, was recently drowned
from schooner en- route from a Mexican
city 70 Galveston.
From the supplementary report of the city
comptroller it is shown that the total dis
bursemonts Of the city from 1877 to 1884
were S6,O41, 1GS.H.
Last evening at the Holy Rosary parish
fair, Miss Mary Cullen, Of the East side
WAS the fortunate winner of an elegant quilt
uion the 81. Dominicll table.
y man named Riley is in the city lookup
upon uspcion of being a thief He was
found Offering for sale lot of planes and
placed under immediate arrest.
The following couples received licenses to
wed yesterday: L. D. Kirst and Carolina
Iiigge; y. W. Eaton and Jennie Curtiss;
f. j. 5lackagh; Vim. T. Younghin and
Emma L. Paisley.
The members of the a. o. II. society,"
numbering $50 men, will attend the Domin-
lean fair this evening in full regalia. They
will march from their headquarters to Mar
ket hall, preceded by Sidwelrs band.
The pouudmasters viii probably be elected
at the next meeting Of the city council The
citizens.of South Minneapolis demand the
remoYa, of Poundmaster Fisher, who is to-
tally unit for the duties of the Office.
4 $50 check upon the First National bank
Of Maulato, drawn by J. \. Stewart in favor
Of Nicholas Kuhrum, of Davenport, la, has
been found and is now at police headquarters
awaiting the demand Of the proper parties.
Licirim, Bates & Co. have got their new
sash, door and blind factory, on Lyndale
avenue in full operation. 1t gives employ
mcnt to twenty men inside and 100 men
outside, and is in charge Of Supt. NJ. Nc
Kay.
The West Minneapolis Turnverein will
hold grand May festival on the last Sunday
of next month, and the society is now under
rehearsal for the event, in which $50 pupils
viii take part in an elaborate musical and
athletic programme.
A Republican official wishes the GLOBE to
call attention 80 last Sundays sale of whisky
by the drink and bottle at the drug stores on
Central avenue, east side. He says: ''They
sold all day long, while the licensed saloons
We're closed up tight"
The express wagons are allowed to back up
to the sidewalk in front of the city hall,
standing crosswise of the street and nearly
bIockading it. This is contrary to the pro-
visions Of the ordinance, and is a nuisance
which should be abated at once.
A movement is on foot to establish a lodge
of the Order of Elks in Minneapolis 4
number Of leading citizens have interested
themselves in the matter, and the Inaugural
ton will probably occur next month, under
the most favorable auspices.
There is now no such Office as captaian of
detectives, and the three men appointed by
Mayor Pillsbury will hold equal rank He
proposes to determine from the work OF the
three men which is the best qualified for
promotion Here is an opportunity for
rivalry.
Yesterday afternoon Chief En- gineer Stet
son and City Engineer Rnker examined the
walls Of the three-story building on Main
street. recently occupied by Stevens cooper
shop, which was damaged by fire. The walls
were pronounced unsafe and they will prob
ably be torn down.
The voting for the elegant dinner set, for
which Mr.. Mcneil and Mrs. Burns are the
contestants, viii occur this evening at the
Dominican fair. The friends of both ladies
are expected to be on hand to make the eyeIfe
an exciting one.
Hearing for an application for q new trial
in the case Of James Edwards, convicted of
5he Leiber robbery and sentenced to the
penitentary at the last term of court, was
up before Judge Koon Yesterday and CON
tinued to May 24 The ground far the APP
plication IS newly discovered evidence and
errors in law.
The Hennepin county Republicans who
are in favor Of the ''Plumed Knight, for the