St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Oysters are the correct thing
The city council will meet in regular session
Jhis evening. a.I.
The board of water commissioners will meet
tomorrow evening.
The Ames zouaves held meeting in their ar
mory last evening
Carrie Smith was one of the plain DRINKS to
whom his honor gave q fifteen days, sentence
yesterday.
An insane negro is under the care of Jaor
Bross. He was cap tured by the patrol out ON the
motor line.
The funeral of Mary McCauly takes place this
morning at II O'Clock from the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn church.
John o'Brien, for dsordorly conduct, had a
fifteen days, sentence visited upon him by Judge
Bailey yesterday
The street railway company has 125 cars in
this city, of which number eighty-two are in
constant service.
For INDUCING in abusive language, Ferdi-
nand Rumk yesterday paid fine of SOLO, the
ten cents being costs.
o'Donovan Rosa is announced to address
The First ward Republican club this evening
There's mon ey in it, you know.
Harry Morton is an occupant of the quay, hav-
ing been lodged for stealing some mouth organs
and other things of small value
The Cleveland and Hendricks clubs in this city
are all in strong and sound condition, and are
doing effective campaign work.
The Eighth ward Prohibition club held a So
cia6e in Chestnut's hall last evening. The Re-
form club choir furnished music
Jas. X. Robertson Will be buried this after
noon at : O'Clock from his residence, 31s Four
teenth avenue, under Masonic auspices
a little fire in Anthony Cuchaneck's tailor
SHOP on Nieollet avenue, called out the depart
ment yesterday noon. Damage nominal.
The remains OF Miss Minnie Weed, the young
woman who died at the college hospital were
shlpped TO Aberdeen, ID. T., last evening.
The Third ward Cleveland and Hendricks club
will meet at 200 Plymouth avenue this evening.
Hon. o. c. Merriman win make an address.
loquacious young adventurer, who says his
naino is A. G. sherman, announces that he will
leave to-day in sail boat for the New Orleans
exposition.
William Bixby, who was charged with mr.
Joining watch and chain from George Deyine.
was yesterday sentenced to fifteen days in the
county jail
meeting of the Allopathic school OF physic
isns Will be held this evening at the residence Of
Dr. Hunter, corner of Second avenue south and
Ninth street '''
new street ar line will be constructed out
sixth avenue north this season as FAR as Thir-
toenth street, which is beyond Bassett's creek
quite distance.
Judge Young, in the district court yesterday.
He'd new order in the suit of A. NJ. Dye vs.L F.
Menace and Plummer Bros, discharging the suit
Rs to l.. +. Menage
W. W. Washington is under arrest. charged
with cruelty 10 animals His trial will occur IL.
The municipal court to-day, pending which he is
OUT under deposit in the sum OK SIS.
) T. jackson and Helen NJ. wiers, Henry An
aeTson and Ray aa Janson, Jas. t. Tyffe and
SnsanA' Goo a, samuel Anderson and Helda Cal
AhoeF' !este' .day obtained marriage licenses.
Tho allie ged Molic Pike LARCENY case gets re-
peated G ontinuance in the municipal court Yes
'eruaS It was set for an examination tomorrow
snG " default Of bonds she was recommitted-
i OF. l.. Harrison, who leaves for the st-t
" IN his family fer winters vacation, W II r
arm to Minneapolis in the spring and rene a hi
class in music and ro-engago as director I III
Frohsinn Singing society.
\. Y. MeDoaald, the foreer, waived an I, xamir
alton At the municipal court yesterday, and h
was held 10 wait the action OF the grand jury. I,
default Of bonds in the sum Of $500 he was r.
manied TO the custody Of the sheriff.
Adon Butler, the ideal wrestler OF IN evenin
contemporary, now wants TO match female m
known in collar and elbow contest with Ann
LOWS, \ female athlete OF Cleveland Ohio m,
match to occur in this city Tor 500 a side.
The street railway company has purchased
building on Bridge square. adjoining the Unto,
depot into which the Offices ana heaaqpsr,.-,
viii De moved soon. IL Is the intention OF IN,
s0mpany 10 center all the lines on Bridge squsre
Despite the prophesy thst Philip Hartman an,
A. J. Rossnder wsGd hsvc their sentences sus
pended discharged Tor selling liquor AZ III,
faiT grounds, their sentences were fixed yeSter
day They paid 6ne in $50 each and imprison
msnt was suspended.
Judge Coon yesterday, in the district eoar,
fled Adeeision granting Carrie L. Davis adivorc,
fren her husband, John Davis. and giving he