St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-27

The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $32, COZ.
Another mysterious prisoner" laid in the
city lookup last night.
The quarterly meeting of the Y. NJ c. A.
was held last evening.
The Emerson Concert company closed its
engagement at the Grand last evening.
This evening the original Madison Square
Theater company will appear at the Grand in
Hazel Kirke.
The first anniversary of its organization
was celebrated by the Emmanuel Baptist
church last evening.
May Wood and the four ''spotted doves
of her bagnio PAID $1O2.5O into the city
treasury yesterday.
The Crusaders netted about $3.50, from
the entertainment given by them on the
evening of the 18th of March
Dr. Van Anda and G. E. Holt spoke last
evening at prohibition meeting held in
Franklin NJ. E. church, East Minneapolis
The difference between London and Min
neapolis time as indicated by the clock at
the Dime museum is hours and 45 minutes
A millwright, named Henry NJ. Menard,
was badly injured by heavy plank falling
upon his right shoulder while working in one
of the saw mills at the falls.
John Smith, (of old Virginia), Louis Mad
ison, VIM. Evans, Henry Miller and George
Johnson were the five impecunious "drunks''
committed yesterday for five days.
The Catholic Total Abstinence societies
will hold reunion this evening at Market
hall. AS already published, several distin-
guished speakers will be present.
The Democratic and Republican confer
ence committees held meeting yesterday
and placed in nomin alton q new ticket for
school board as follows: B. f. Nelson, Mai.
Hale and r. H. Russell.
Prof. Donaldson will give S25 to any man
in the northwest if he fails to knock him out
in four rounds with soft gloves at Market
hall on Saturday evening, April -.
William Reynolds slipped off step ladder
in Sounh Minneapolis butcher shop and in
falling he was caught by meat hook which
tore cash five inches long back of his right
shoulder.
The rumor that Charles Johnson had with
drawn from being candidate for alderman
in the Sixth ward, is contradicted by him.
He says that he will remain in the field until
the polls close.
The residents of the Sixth and Seventh
wards will hold a mass meeting this evening
to consider the question of constructing a
bridge across the river to point in the vi
entity Of the state university.
The case of Joe Bagley, charged with steal
Ing a S22 overcoat from an employee
Ciark's restaurant and pawning the article
afterward at Brin's second hand store for So,
will come up in the municipal court this
morning.
4 twelve-year-old boy named John Lewis
was before ''hizzoner'' Yesterday, for as
saulting Freddie Webster but, the latter was
maguanimous enough to ask for the dis
charge of his assaiant and the Judge acceded
to his request.
A young Bohemian named Albert Novot-
ney, stole coat, pair of gloves and some
other articles from the tailor shop of c. H.
L1a1s, No 10 North Washington avenue,
last night. He was arrested by Officer Fox
&ut landed in limbo.
John Larson carried such cargo of srlager''
that he los his equilibrium and fell heavily
10 the earth, breaking his leg. Much against
MS will he shouted for policeman to take
him in the patrol wagon to the lookup. The
accommodating officer granted his appeal
and yesterday John was arraigned for drunk
cuness but his case was continued until af-
ter election day, when it is hoped he can
stand on his broken leg for trial.
The case of Breen 81 Young against Wat
son, Perkins 81 Forest both of st. Paul, was
on trial yesterday before Judge Young and a
jury. The suit is brought TO recover balance
Of S642.5O on bill of granite curb stone