St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.

Company revived its drill meetingslast even
ing.
Casey took the lead in the game yesterday for
the Minneal oils club.
Judge LELAND, of the probate court, returned
from his trip to Dakota yesterday
Mark Portman, boy fourteen years old, yes
terday escaped from the reform farm.
The ladies did not turn out very generally. al
though they were admitted to yesterdays bail
game free.
Articles of incorporation on the S. II. Wood
fruit and produce exchange were fled with the
register yesterday.
The life size oil portrait of the late Judge
Cooley, from W g. Corners brush, now adorns
the walls of the main municipal court room.
Sam Hansen was arrested yesterday for steal =
ing watch This is the same man who was
recently arrested for arson, but was discharged.
The plat of j. 5. Todd's addition was filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, showing sixty
lots between Johnson and streets at Twenty
seventh avenue northeast
There were twenty five real estate transfers
fled in the Office of the register of deeds, yes
terday, and the aggregate sums of the same
amounted to S43,972.
In the doughnut at the University roller
rink last evening" the prize was won by Miss May
Brewster, who was accompanied by Z. W. Wood
ward.
The College Hospital Flower and Fruit mission
will meet with Mrs Jane Plant, 21O South Ninth
street on Friday, at half past three. The weekly
distribution will be made on Saturday, by Mrs.
Cray and Miss Bagg.
The examination of teachers applying for po-
sitions in the pnblic schools of the county was
Al
at the court house yesterday. There were forty
eight applicants and the results Will be ammo unced
tomorrow.
In speaking Of the st. Paul robbery a Mime
spolis banker said yesterday: ITO banker the
.dea that Il sixteen year-old boy could 90 through
.hree combinations and walk off with $4,000 all
in the same night, is peculiarly absurd. Comb
nations on bank and Office safes are not picked
up that way"
Bob Caruthers is one of the most unfortun a Il
ball players. In the three last games in which
he has figured he has been knocked down and
badly injured in each game. The Winona pitcher
first hit him on the hip, and in the next game in
the head and yesterday foul tip struck him on
the back side Of the head and felled him again.
If Col McCrory Of the Motor line, wishes {
continue his Kindness ne can do a worthy ac
and one which viii be at the same time a rather
can offer the street car drivers who work from
twelve to eighteen hours a day free excursion
to Minnctonka.
horse and buggy belonging to John Orth was
stolen August from the corner Of Second
avenue south and Washington avenue. In reply
to inquiries instituted by the police, information
was yesterday received from Chief OF Police Lem
Ellsworth, Of Milwaukee, that the missing pro
perry il there and two men who had the rig in
their possession are held.
Lena lngraham, 20 years old, married in Min
neapolis September q, 1882, to Benjamin Ingra-
ham, aged 40, began action for divorce in the
district court yesterday, on the ground of cruelty
The complainant charges that she has been re-
pcatetly beaten and Knocked down, and claims
she dare not longer live with the defendant.
The liabilities and assets of the firm Of Robin
son " Maskcl, who made assgnm ent August
49, were filed in the district court yesterday The
total Indebtedness is given at S8,138.07, with
total assets at 7,65551 There are eighty-one
creditors, all Of Minneapolis, with three excep-
tions-Dunbar Bros., Bristol, Conn. $50 20 {;
Bratticboro Savings bank, Brattleboro, VI,
$4,000 and W. 2. Todd, Of Browns Valley Mimi,
S35. The heaviest Minneapolis creditors are j .
A. Dnys, S4G6; Miller Bros. S3l0. and j. II.
kerrick u Co., 81, 6G4. s.