St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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4. Smith, committee.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The Royal Arcanium met last evening.
Tie city ell will hold meeting this
evening.
The run Of the lumber business is about
al the close.
The Touring mills are now doing an ex-
tensive business.
The judges of election spent yesterday
with the poll lists.
Robert Edwards was yesterday given thirty
lays for vagrancy.
The water board will hold regular meet
ing tomorrow evening.
The Pence Opera house management will
hereafter do vaudeville business.
The Minnie Stanley female mastodon min
stres are catching on amazingly at Pence.
The Scandinavian Democratic club will
meet at Peterson's hall on Friday evening.
Frank Worth, the would-be suicide and
murderer, is recovering rapidly, as is Mrs.
Worth.
The Fourth ward Democrats will hold a
meeting at No. 257 Nicollet avenue this
evening.
1t is thought that the board Of trade will
change the hour of holding meetings to 10
O'Clock a. IN.
ID. A. McNair is offering to wager, with no
takers, that New York will cast 90, 900 plu-
ralty for Cleveland.
Yesterday City Clerk Matthews sent to the
various voting precincts the blank poll lists
for registration.
Daniel F. Simpson, Chas. L. Lamb, John
II. Nichols were yesterday admitted to the
bar at the district court.
Lieutenant Osgood has received official an.
nouncement of the promotion of Captain
Reeve to the rank of major.
The salary of the Hennepin avenue
NJ. +. church has been fixed at SO, 100
which includes his house rent.
There is a great decline in rents in thit
city. 1t is high time. The rents for the pas
five years have been extortionate.
The official call for the Twenty-eightt
Legislative district convention appears at the
head Of this column this morning.
Judge Cochran, the candidate for county
attorney, will address the Third ward Cleve
land and Hendricks club this evening.
East side Democratic rally at Turner hal
on Wednesday night. E. NJ. Wilson, D. B.
johnson and others will address the meet
ing.
John Woods IL Co., of this city, have bee
awarded the contracts for grading the site.
for the Northern Pacific car shops at Lake
Como.
1t is said that the committee from the city
council on fire department will report in
favor of liking the salaries OF the hremen al
$40 for foremen for the first year.
After the first of the month the Minneap-
oils fire department will be a full paid force
The chief is now actively engaged in making
the final preparations for the change.
gasoline stove was upset in the colleg,
hospital early yesterday morning, and con.
hagration was narrowly escaped by the pres
enee of mind of nurse.
w. r. Willard, the Minneapolis engraver
had just completed the engraving of Kaise
Wilhelm, and 1t is pronounced by critics al
D ne OF the most artistic ever done in thi
'ountry.
The lumbermen are already starting fol-
their winter quarters in the pineries. Th,
worst feature is, they are generally Demo
Gratis. and they will have no opportunity t.
vote for Merriman.
The Flower mission of the First Congress
ional church, East side, viii hold social al
the University rink tonight. The regular
order of skating will be as usual A fine
programme.
Josiah Martin and Sallie Fallensbee, Ste
phen NJ. Folsom, of Colfax, New Mexico,
and Louise B. Cahoen, of st. Rosa Califor-
MIA, Hans Opsahl and Julia Nelson, yester-
day obtained marriage licenses.
j. B. Cronin has had sent to him huge
potato from Ireland. The root is composed
of sixteen large potatoes joined in one. II
Is on exhibition at W. ]. Sheehan & Co.'S.
store on north Washington avenue.
Jacob Borgn, Henry Hauschild and A.
Bierman were yesterday arraigned for keep
ing their saloons open on Sunday. The
cases were continued until Friday in S2OO
bonds each.
George Stanew is Sc rving term Of fifteen
days for disorderiy conduct. Yesterday
complaiHtwas made that he brutally assaulted
Andrew hachmdA on Bohemian flats, last
sunday, and tue latter is now living in a
dangerous condition. The case will be taken
before the grand jury.
At last the plague has struck the imperial
fli.sou-y family. Charley is generally con-
sidered, physically, if not mentally or NOR
ally, stronger than his paw aud he was
singled out BY the Journal artist. and his
classical and beautiful physiognomy met the
gaze OF its readers last night The autobiog-
raphy which followed described the career Of
wonderful mSn, but it had to be paid for
Geo. HUM friends are urging as a reason
why all the Germans should vote for him
that Anton Greshen, who is also 3 German
was nominated after HUM had been alaced
in the field. That is, one German sbouIa
not consent to run against smother of the
same nationality. II might IS well be urred
that one American should no. run agzipst
another American.
Detectives Quinlsn and Gleason Yesterday
arrested man named Morris LiuepthaI as
ST. Paul. Tor burgiarizing of MeCauser,s
lewelry store in this city The robbery WAS
aciis aoad exc. occurring in tie daytime,