St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-07
MINNEAPOLIs GLoBELETS.

Water board tonight.
The Oak Lake band concert this evening will
begin at 80 O'Clock.
fire in pile of rubbish at 1241 First avenue
north called ont the department last evening.
Damage nominal.
officer Kennedy last evening arrested avoung
man named John Meeham, for stealing watch
al q First street north barber shop.
It seems to be the desire of certain newspap per
men to secure the iyno-minious dismissal of
Detective Cosweu and Detective Quinlan.
Clara Smith paid fine in $50 yesterday, for
disordery conduct AM for the same Ed. Weller
and Thomas Handy were committed ten day.
each.
VIM. Anderson and ami Nelson, Henry Lar
son and Dora Blager, Joseph Weiner and Char
lette Ohlberg, John J. Mullen and Lue Carlson
obtained marriage licenses yesterday
Baker Dennis and Mary Williams were arrested
yesterday Al the instance of Hoffner & Patterson
udon the charge Of stealing stove, but the com
plaiet would not hold. and they were discharged.
= pile Of rubbish in the wood-house attached
70 dwelling, No. 1241 First avenue north, was
6red,by an iuceudiary last evening about 0 clock
and occasioued an alarm from box 81. No dam
age.
VIM Bracket states that he will at once begin
TIE work Of putting in the new telegraph and
telephone police alarm system as ordered By the
city council. II IS precisely the same a. used in
Chicago, and VIII comprise twenty-one stations.
The mayor Yesterday consented to allowing
each member Of the police department to carry
3 subscription LIST and solicit subscriptions to the
fund for the benefit Of the family Of the late
David Winkler- The police department heads
the list with $500
Early Tue day evening burglar entered John
O'DeUs rooms over his restaurant at No. 305
Pir7j avenue south, and ransacEed the place
Their booty consisted Of three gold watches, two
gold chains and q valuable finger ring, the whole
a-greyatiug over 500. The cook at the restau-
rant, who disappeared on Friday, i. suspected
With being the thief.
Franz, y. shaw, the gambler, was yesterday,
arranged before Judge Bailey, charged with
running gaming tables His examination was
continued until August -, and jury TRIAL
demanded. The defendant fled bonds in $500
for his appearance. The question naturally
arises; are the other gamblers TO be allowed TO
and Shaw barred: "spite" is the answer
Charles EcElauI who was charged with selling
a glass Of beer 70 James G.. Bethre without u
license, vas yesterday fined $50 and costs by
Judge Mahoncy, who also ordered the defend
ant committed 10 the county jail for thirty days
a.
should be proud of its work. THAT ordinance
H. ii disgrace to d civilized city is the exclama-
lion VI prominent business men.
Donna Howard Is a nymph du pave who minis
.ers affairs al the sided borlel at No. POI South
First street. The authorities summoned her be-
fore Judge Mahoney yesterday, and before she
bowed herself from his august presence she had
left with Deputy Hayes her monthly compliments
in the -nug sum OF S52 so. The Sisterhood Of
Bethany viii get onc-third Of it, while the bal
aucc will pass TO the eXchequer OF the city.
John ThiIl living at q Maple place, on the
east side, reported TO he police last evening that
u man wearing a dark SUIT of clothes ann straw
hat, attempted 10 commit a rape on his little
daughter five years Old about 1 O'Clock in the
afternoon. The brute enticed the child down to
the river bank, and WAS about to accomplish his
design, when some other children wero attracted
by her scream and frightened him away.
About o'clock Yesterday afternoon, Albert
Olson, a nine-ycars-old, was run over by sprnKl-
Ing cart No. b, on Washington avenue north,
near Fifth avenue No blame is attached TO the
driver as the boy ran under the wheels to ret
out of the way Of a hack and was run over before
the driver saw him. The boy lived only fifteen
minutes. His parents reside at 524, Washington
avenue north. The inquest Will be held at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.