St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-12
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELET

Rev. s. S. Burton will address the st. John
and Daniel rally in Harrison hall this evening.
Owing to the failure to obtain a quorum last
evening no meeting of the water board was held.
The Third ward Democratic club has increased
its membership until it has become the largest
in the city.
John Fitzgibbons is under arrest fo- assaultlng
NJ. Nowock, the photographer. The trial will
occur to-day.
The Wolf Tone rides will hold special meet
ing at their armory this evening for the transac
ton of important business.
Alex. Mcdonald, arrested for stealing a gold
watch, proved an abb in the municipal court
yesterday and was discharged.
Philip Hartman and A. j. Rosander were ar
rested yesterday for selling liquor at the fair
grounds without license. The cases were both
continued until September % in $500 bonds each
A horse and buggy last evening backed INTO an
area in the rear of the West hotel. The horse
got fall Of sixteen feet, and one of the thills
pierced its side, inticting mortal wound. The
animal was shot.
Carrie Vehicle and Luvaria Keesling, G. r.
Atkinson and Lucinda Furney, Oswald Miller and
Louise V. Temski, Joseph Gates and Tina
Hearsch. Leslie Rowe and Isadore Warts, yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
The National hotel, newly built on the old site,
corner of Washington and Second avenues,
south, will be opened as a 81 per day house Oc-
tober 1. j. B. Aires will be the proprietor and
B. +. Starr, of Cincinnati, manager
The Franco Canadian Democratic club will
hold meeting this evening at their hall. 1O9
Nicollet avenue. All French Canadians are in
Yited to attend. Hon. o. C. Merriam will adj
dress the meeting, as will j. Is. Claire, of St.
Paul
j. F. Nowlin, who was arrested for forging
'Whitcomb's name to q check as reported in yes
terday's GLOBE, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday. The examination was con
tinued until September IL in $500 bonds. The
defendant was committed in default of bail.
Plats were yesterday fled with the register of
deeds OF Stoneman's arrangement of the east
one-half of block 3 of Peters addition, lying at
the intersection of Twentysseventh street and
Sixteenth avenue Balls addition to Eureka ~
ingat the intersection of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis railroad and the Smithtown wagon road.
IN the suit of Lewis j. Jordan against detective
L. S. Caswell for false arrest and Imprisonment,
the defense yesterday filed their answer, wherein
ii is set forth that the detective saw the plaintiff
on the circus grounds, June 10th, acting in
suspicious manner, and ordered him to leave the
grounds, when the plaintiff struck at him with 4
knife, and accordingly was arrested.
The Elevated Railway company proposes tc
construct new line between Minneapolis and
st. Paul. II has a capital stock of $1,000 0OC
and the iucorporators are: Stephen G.. ODER
Robert p Ober James II. Drake, William f
Davidson, Eugene A. Hendrickson and John N
Gilman, Of st. Paul; Joel b. Bassett and James
McMullen, of Minneapolis, and Norman B Sher
wood, of Saratoga, n. Y. The route as SURVEYED
will be three thousand feet SHORTER than any
other.
A number of the delegates to the general con.
vention of the German Catholic convention a
st. Paul. yesterday were driven over to Mime
apolis They made tour of the city and in the
afternoon were given banquet ut Schaffer',
garden in South Minneapolis by the ladies of St
Elizabeth parish. There were over $50 carriage.
in the procession. While here the delegates
were entertained by st Joseph, of North Mime
apolis, ST. Boniface society, of East Minneapolis
St. Johns society, of South Minneapolis.
John Wahlquist yesterday commenced al
action to recover IS, 900 from Chas. E. Hale
dentist. In December, 1888, Wahlqust went t
the defendant to have molar extracted, and IL
pulling the tooth, Hale broke his jaw bone 81
badly that large piece of the bone had to b,
extracted through incisions in the neck anC
breast. After suffering for five months he wen
to the dentists office at st. Paul and asked hin
LOT peCuElary Alu, Wnen ne alleges tile DENTS
assaulted him. He asks $1,000 damages in add
ton because OF the assault.
Mamie and Carrie Erickson, couple of Nor
wegian girls employed in the family of W. II
Truesdell, vice-president of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road, were recently discharged anC
after they had gone, numerous articles Of valu,
were missed. The case was given TO detective
Quinlan, who yesterday arrested the girls Il
their trunk was found the missing property, con
sistlng of China tea-set, silk dress, laces ant
jewelry. MIR. Truesdell finally declined to pros
ecute the thieves, as they showed such deel
humiliation and repentance for their crime, TIT
girls are sisters and as one of them was to b.
married in few days, this was probably the wa,
taken TO procure wedding outfit.
In the district court yesterday, Robert B
Hunter commenced suit to recover S33, $50 from
j. G. Davis, Thos. Wells, and John Tyler TIL,
complaint sets forth that the plaintiff, octobe
2s, 1889, entered into agreement with the de
PENDANTS, whereby he was to act as their agen
for the sale Of lumber on three timber limits, OF
berths, on the Red Deer river in the northwes
territories of Canada. BY the terms of his con
tract he was TO receive whatever he could sue
coed in selling the lumber for over and abov,
$4,000, and an addition of five per cent of TIL
gross price as mis- commission. March "a 1883
he sold the property to w. W. Huntington, AM
a. Is. Beard for S175,000, and therefor claim
S33,7S0 IS due him by the terms of the contract