St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The wrestling match occurs at Market hall this
evening.
Fire escapes will be placed on the Catholic
Orphan asylum.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday az
gregated $6O,799.
A break in the wires about noon yesterday
turned in a false alarm of fire.
This evening post of the G.. A. r. will be
organized III North Minneapolis.
The meeting of the Republican club of
North Minneapolis will occur on Friday.
A plat or Badger 81 Penney's addition to Min
neapolis was filed yesterday in the register Of
flee.
AT 6 o'clock last evening verdict had not
been returned in the case of the state against
John Smith.
Next Saturday evening Rev. DR.. futile will
give sketch of trip through Yellowstone Park
at the city mission.
Yesterday morning an employee of Bemis Bros
namedJ. G. Wilson, had his right arm crushed
between two rollers.
Tomorrow evening Rev. DR.. Campbell will
lecture at the Andrew Presbyterian church on
Labor and Capital.''
Marriage licenses were yesterday granted to
Samuel Hall and Hattie NJ Stoddard, John Merry
and Mary R. Thompson.
A small fire, resulting in a damage Of about
$15, occurred yesterday evening in Shelley's
grocery store on Western avenue.
A noUe proSeQui was entered in the case of
Chas. H. Wilson, indicted for larceny, and the
defendant was accordingly discharged.
Henry Downs was thrown from his cutter in
runaway accident on Nicollet avenue yesterday
and received a number of painful scalp Wounds
mass meeting of Iaboring men will be held on
Friday evening at Sahaefers Park hail. corner
Sixth street and Fifteenth avenue south, at 80
o'clock.
Pence Opera house attracted large audience
last night and the best of satisfaction was felt by
he audience at the variety entertainment fur
nished.
j. S. Swan, prominent member of the Grove
of Druids and the Swedish Brothers society, will
be buried from his residence this afternoon at
? o'clock.
A boiler maker named Peter Sells was struck
in the eye by steel chip, at the NJ. & st. L.
shop, and it is feared he Will lose the injured or
gan of vision.
John Danny, a boy of ID, was arrested yester-
day on the charge of stealing coal from the Man
itoba yard. He was tried in the municipal court
and discharged.
The Flour City minstrels realized from their
performances the sum of $1,5OS, of which the
College hospital and Children's home will get
about $500 each.
M. c. Tate was nominated for alderman from
the Second ward last night by the Democratic
caucus. The delegation, composed of three, is
said to be anti-Ames.
A portion of the fire department had a run to
South Minneapolis yesterday on account of
Turning chimney, and another run was made to
highland Park last evening for the same reason.
The Democrats of the Third ward will hold
their caucus in Hunts hall ON Plymouth avenue,
this evening. VIM. McArdle is a candidate for
nomination for alderman, and d. W. Watt is
also urged for denomination.
L. R. Thayer, freight conductor, on the Min
neapolis d st. Louis railway, while riding upon
the top of freight car, was struck in passing
beneath the viaduct, at the suspension bridge,
and suffers dangerous conclusion of the brain.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock the ladies of the
Congregational churches of the city will meet at
the parors of Plymouth church to arrange for
the reception and entertainment of the .Woman's
board of missions of the interior, which meets
IN Plymouth church on the 23d and oath of Oc-
tober.
John Murray rented rooms to one Maud Krue-
gar. He suspected her of using them for i'm
moral purposes, and attempted to eject her from
the premises. Maud arrested him for assault
and battery, and yesterday he fined $50 in
the municipal court. John must try more legal
method of getting rid of his Objectionable ten
ant.
The case of Blake, Edwards and Sanders was
being tried last evening before Judge Koon and
. jury. The prisoners are indicted on the charge
of robbing Hoi Sooga, Chinese laundryman, of
500 on the night of February 18th. All Vol, a
Chlnaman was acting as interpreter, and both of
the pigtails are Christians.
Josephine johnson filed a suit for divorce yes
terday firm Isaac n. johnson, whom she charges
with cruel and inhuman treatment The COM
plant is long one, and if she succeeds in
proving 1.-THE of the allegations made touching
1saacs brutality, she will undoubtedly be released
from the matrimonial yoke.
In turning the corner at the Junction of Wash
ington and Nicollet avenues yesterday, a col
fsion occurred between Ed Williams cutter and
that of a stranger. The thills of Williams cut
ter broke loose and his horse dashed
furiously up Washington avenue and
made straight for Robinsons real estate
Office in the Academy of Music block. Levi Cor
man sprang upon the horse as the animal struck
the sidewalk and succeeded in turning the horse
III the other direction, although he himself was
thrown with violence to the pavement, A loco
motive undertook to knock Levi out year ago,
and 1t would be funny if horse could.
twas goodly sized audienced which greetedthe
Saltwater Choral union last night to listen to their
rendition of Gilbert 81 Sullvan's most popular
and meritorious comic opera, the Pirates of Pen
zance. For an amateur organization the
organization did remarkably well, and
are deserving of unstinted praise for the fine
singing, and to say that it was fully appreciated
is drawing it mildly. Encores were the rule
upon the occasion of every solo, and often times
Mrs
Davis has fine voice and excellent
cultivation, and she shared the honors
with Miss Laura E. Dexter, formerly of this city,
and an exceptionally popular lady, an excellent
contralto vocalist. There was noticeable anna
teurishness about it which was pardonable.