St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The Ames Zouaves will hold drill meet
ing in their armory this evening.
The dudes should score two more successes
lone to-day and one tomorrow.
Quite budget of criminal matters was
adiudicated by his honor yesterday.
Charles Pottle, arrested for plain drunken
ness, was not arraigned, will he lie?
The Crusaders T. A. society will meet in
Catholic Association hall this evening.
The Mission Sunday schools picnic to-
morrow at Spring park, Lake Minnetonka.
The two wings being built to the Adams
school building are now ready for the roof
The gravity railroad or COASTER as it is
denominated, will be ready for operation in
about eight days.
With the races, the base ball and the la
crosse games, there will be no dearth OF
sports this week.
The purses to be awarded during the Sum
mer meeting of the Driving Park association
will aggregate S13, 50O
The saloon keepers throughout the city
have been forbidden by the authorities to sell
liquor to Albert Leighton.
About 500 persons attended the annual
pic mic of the church of Imaculate Concep-
ton at Minnetonka yesterday.
Twenty-four real estate transfers were re-
corded yesterday in the office OF the register
of deeds, amounting to $2S,36S
A man named Nels. Johnson, employed
at an Western avenue elevator, received a
slight sunstroke yesterday morning.
G. s. Bartrom and bride have taken a suite
at the Hotel Lyndale, where they will be at
home to their friends after this week.
Willie Eckman, four year old boy, had
his left leg badly bruised at the street car
turn table on Stevens avenue on Sunday.
Coleman Nee committed a brutal assault
upon Swan Johnson on Sunday, and yester-
day Judge Bailey fined him $15 and costs.
Yesterday morning Morris Frazer, who
was employed at one of the mills at the falls,
had three fingers amputated by a circular
syw.
In the pools for the coming races, it will
be perfectly safe to buy the fastest horse, be-
cause the management will not tolerate any
jockeying.
During the storm yesterday afternoon a
derrick was blown over striking Aid.
4olscher andinjuring him severely, although
rot seriously
The attention of the authorities is called TO
he condition of the paving between the
street railway tracks, especially in front of
;he Nlcollet house.
The meeting of the Park appraisers to
award damages on account of the East side
boulevard, was postponed yesterday after
noon TO Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
The Welch church and Sunday school will
picnic al Lake Calhoun on the Fonrth of
July. The excursion party will assemble at
Hofflin's drug store at o'clock to take the
motor.
D. NJ. Gilman's house, on Sixth street, was
ransacked ny tramps while the family was at
church or Sunday evening. They stole a
silver watch and number of articles of
small value.
Zion Commandery Knights Templars
marched behind Danz's band to the resi-
dence of the Rt. Eminent Grand Comman-
der A. M. Shuey, and surprised him.
happy little affair was the result.
Jerry Ellington, a horse sheer, employed
In South Minneapolis blacksmith shop, was
kicked in the side by vicious horse yester-
day. He had his hip broken, and it is feared
that he sustained serious internal injuries.
Prof. A. j. Dexter is talking of returning
70 Minneapolis SOON He has met with won
derful success in treating chronic cases in
Washington. Congressman and their wives
have accorded him great praise for his skill.
Articles incorporating the Rollins Mid
ding Purifier company. The capital stock
will be S25, 900. The officers are: president,
Chas. Rollins; vice President, Lucien Swift;
Everett G. O'Donnell secretary and treas
urer.
Working on Sunday under the present ad-
ministraton has met with rebuke (''that's
what they III say'O. Phillip Degardin had
both legs broken, and Geo. Curtis fell and
broke his collar bone. Both were workmen
on the union depot.
The driver of n carriage yesterday ran reck-!
lessly over Mrs. n. r. Havan, who resides on
Eighteenth avenue SOUTH while she was cross
ing lower Washington avenue. The wretch,
applied the whip to his horse and dashed
around the corner.
H. NJ. Carpenter, secretary of the Black
Hawk mine in Mexico, of which the tele-
graph has recently spoken in such sangune
tones, states thst he has received no official
notice of the matter, and fears that the news
is too good > be true
The Northwestern Industrial association
has issued the premium list and rules and
regulations for the grand exposition to be
srivpn In this oil on y
and q. 1t comprises neat pamphlet, and
contains all the information desired by ex-,
hibitors.
Ike Rufter, one the South Minneapolis
rowdies, was before the municipal court yes
tcrday, for disordery conduct. He together
with number of roughs was ordered to dis
perse by Sergt. McKernan, when Rafter as
suited the officer. He deposited $50 for his
appearance for trial July Sd.
Z. A. Cromwell and j. +. Dormer are two
well known athletes who recently travelled
with Becket's circus, and did boxing aud
wrestling acts. Yesterday Cromwell left for
Chicago and left his comrade in the lurch, as
it We're. That's, he took with him all of
Dormer's clothes and properties Dormer is
now trying TO get new start in the world.
Ed Mcdonald, constituencies vagabond,
entered the residence of Mrs. s. L. Brown,
No 1874 North Ninth street. on Sunday, and
stole pair of pants from sick man. He
was yesterday arraigned in the muuicipal
court and his trial was continued until
July 5. In default of bonds in the sum of
500 he was rcmanded to the custody of
Sheriff Stoddard.
News has been received in this city that
jimmy the Kid, who left here Saturday night
for Fargo in charge of Chief of Police Wood,
of that place. escaned st Eercns Falls hr