St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
This weather seems to be conducive to
picnic excursions.
The wheelmen had happy time looking
over the city last night.
racing matinee win be given on the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The business of the municipal court yester-
day was the hghtest of any day during the
5month.
Prof. c. E. Benton will address the city
mission tomorrow night on "Arab Gus
toms.'
Colleen Bawn is neat Irish play. 1t holds
the boards at the Pence, and is nicely
handled.
Geo. P. Wallthan has withdrawn from the
contest for secretaryship Of the chamber of
commerce.
Francis Murphy will begin his Mime
apolis crusade on Sunday night, opening in
Market hall.
o. c. Merriman Will address the Third
Ward Cleveland and Hendricks club next
Wednesday.
Langdon has not buried the Ratchet, nor
will he ''Gilfllan must not be elected, f" is
his campaign cry.
The Republicans have furnished the corpse
and the Democrats must bury it beneath
an avalanche of votes.
The chamber of commerce will hold a
caucus this evening to nominate candidates
for the various Offices.
The st. John and Daniel club will rally in
Harrison hall this evening. DR.. L. w. Den
ton will make the address.
The public school teachers will hold a
meeting in the high school building on
Saturday morning at o'clock.
hot journal was the occasion of the
Minneapolis IL st. Louis through train ar
irving two hours late yesterday.
The directors of the Minneapolis, sault
Ste. Marie d Atlantic railway went to Hud-
son yesterday to hold meeting.
The Fourth Ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club will have grand torch light procession
after the county convention has been held.
There are numberless Democrats looking
for county nominations next week, and the
convention will be one of unusual interest
The way Sheriff Stoddart figures it out, is
that AID Sly and VIII Grimshaw accomp-
lished his defeat in the nominating conyen-
ton.
The notorious Annie st. Clair is again in
trouble She has more goods and things
stolen from her than anybody else in this
section.
The Germans are circulating protest to
the city council against the ''dead liner or
dinance, and it is receiving thousands of
signatures.
1t is stated that Judge Cochrane is q can
didate for the Democratic nomination for
county attorney, and Seagrave Smith for
district judge.
Yesterday two vicious bootblacks SHE'D
rocks at teamster on bridge square, and
the young arabs were given quotations with
Tailor Needham.
Sylvester Paterson. punctured the city
ordinance with bullet holes. He paid a fine
in $3.50 yesterday for discharging firearms
within the city limits.
The Scandnavians have org anized a tenn
perance reform club with the following Of
fcers: President, o. Rosendahl; secretar V,
John .. Lanfair; treasurer, G. Brooks.
Trends Weekly devotes column to extol-
ing the musical ability and talent of Carl V.
Lachmuud, who has been engaged as organ
list at the Westminster church in this city.
The University roller rink now holds three
sessions daily, with a band every night aud
at the Saturday afternoon matinees. The
hours are from 10 to IL a. M; from $50 TO
in the afternoon, and from 1880 to 1880
evenings.
In the district court yesterday Seeley c.
his commission as a broker for selling real
estate belonging TO VIM. Gotzian, the pur.
chase price of the real estate being $19, SOS
The College Hospital Flower aud Fruit
mission viii hold its meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at half past three with Miss Bagg.
S24 Fourth avenue south. Distribution will
be made at the hospital on Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Plant and Mrs. Pratt.
The CISCO branch hasn't vet overcome that
slough hole trouble. The tracks have sunken
so badly that trains cannot pass over il, and
the east side route has to be utilized again.
The hole in question has now engulred
thousands OF car loads Of earth and debris.
Sheriff Tuttle arrived yesterday from Dan
vile, H., with reeuisition for George Gee,
who eloped from Dauville few weeka ago
with Eda Clay. The charge of fornicatiOr
will be dismissed in the municipal court to-
day, and the prisoner delivered up to Sher-
liz Tuitie
]. II. Campbell, of No. 1916 Two-and-a-
half avenue south, lost his five year old bov
Walter, from diptheria yesterday, this being
the second child he has lost within two
weeks from the same disease. The funera
will occur from the residence at o'cloel
this afternoon.
The following parties yesterday obtained
marriage licenses: Potter Christensen and
Hannah Olson, James 7. Hogan and Julil