St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The remains of the late DR.. Miller have
been shipped to New York for interment.
Dennis Hallorau, the man who assaulted
Officer Olson, paid fine in s13 yesterday.
Great wheelbarrow race tonight at Uni
versity rink, the contestants to be blind
folded.
Conrad Bugha was yesterday sent to jail
y days for selling liquor without
--..~ Weber paid a fine yesterday in
s52 80 as keeper of the bordell at 234 South
First street.
No special meeting of the Press club has
been called-some unauthorized notices to
the contrary.
The new Gilfllan Republican club met at
Charley Johnson's Office yesterday morning
and organized.
Fred Hollorin was another man brought
to justice for assaulting Officer Olson. He
paid fine in S13.
OChares Grace, for threatening to shoot
Officer Kirkham, was yesterday placed under
$500 to keep the peace.
John Swanson, charged with being an &C
complice in the assault upon 2. S. Callahan,
was discharged Yesterday.
The Republican complications are growing
more complicated. The plot thickens and
the explosion must soon occur.
Ed. Rose, the man who was charged with
embezzling $245 from his partner a. C.
Nichols, was yesterday discharged.
1t cost George Cunther s51 to sell liquor
without license, and he narrowly escaped
imprisonment in sixty days besides.
Eighteen warranty deeds were yesterday
filed with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms (which amounted to $40, 63S.
John Shaffer, the genial night clerk at the
Nicollet, yesterday returned from visit to
Chicago accompanied by his sister.
The art clut at well attended meeting
last evening, decided to hold its annual exhi-
bition the second week in December.
1t is now understood that R. P. Russell
viii allow his name to 90 before the
people candidate TO the legislature.
Mrs /. w. Wheeler and Mrs. Bliss will
visit the College hospital this afternoon to
make distributions of fruits and flowers.
A beer wagon ran over little three year
old child named Dolan in South town Thurs
day night, seriously injuring the little one.
Leslie Moffett has been elected president,
and Miss Mcmillan vice president, of the
sub-freshInan class at the state university.
The two boys, VIM. Mccarthy and Albert
Ginter, will probably be sent to the reform
school to-day for stealing So worth of no
lions.
The Sixth ward Republicans are still goug-
ing out each others eyes, metaphorically
speaking, over the troublesome Gillian con-
troversy.
Messrs. Cochran, Carrier and McHugh
will address the Cleveland and Hendricks
club in a general mass meeting at Excelsior
this evening.
All pleadngs in cases for hearing at the
general term of district court, which begins
Tuesday next, must be filed by the second
day of the term.
A prominent Republican yesterday said
81 have figured the whole thing up and
cannot see how Gilfllan can possibly be
eiected.' He is not alone in the conclu-
sion.
Gilflan is suffering a severe attack of
nightmare. 1t cannot be indigestion. Yes
awake from the nightmare until after the
election.
Joseph Mueller and Theresa Hoeffner,
Louis Neis and Olivia Holman, Nicholas
Theis and Emma Griebler, JAS F. Hanley
and Julia Furbust, yesterday, obtained mar
riage licenses.
plat was yesterday filed with the register
of deeds, OF the arrangement of blocks z, s,
, and 10, Meuage's Lake Side addition, a
triangular piece of land bounded by Thirty
second street, Excelsior and Elma avenues.
The number Of Republicans on the fence
who are afraid to say how they stand on the
congressional question is becoming alarm
ing They intend to vote for Merriman,
but 1t won't do for them to say so, OF
course.
Swan Johnson was yesterday held to await
the action of the grand jury for stabbing
P. j. Callahan few nights since in South
Minneapolis. In default of bonds in $500
he was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff.
lrew Anderson for robbing Andrew
n OF his watch, was yesterday held tc
i the action of the grand jury. His
bonds were $500 and he could not furnish
them. He took the alternative and suffers
durance.
The final sale of the Tribune was consum.
mated on Thursday i" Chicago. A. B. Net
Teton went to Chirg / met Mr.. Blethen,
when the absolute So as made, and Mr.
Blethen will return with Mr. Nettleton to
Minneapolis to-day. The transfer to the
new ownership will occur November l.
In the suit for divorce brought in the dis.
trict court by John Leppla against his wife
Eleanor an answer was yesterday filed in
which tho defendant makes denial of his
charges against her OF immoral conduct and
makes counter charges, alleging that the
piainth has at diverse times been guilty of
adultery, and has kept house of assigna-
ton at lib Third street north.
Fishing is great pastime Just now, and
among all the disciples of Walton none ar,
holder nor more successful than Newton
Gotthold, he with the prophetic soul, and hi.
"Jovial" Frank NJ. Kendrick. They cas-
their oaited hooks in the crystal waters O,
Minnetoka yeste rday, and pulled in a-no
not whale, but whopping bass and S
monster of pickerel. They declare thai
the latter weighs something short of a hun
dred pounds. To say the two fishermen re
turned home in ecstatic spirits is putting il
mild.n
Prof. Birdsail's new music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing as many scales
in the piano frcTn '.C' ND, and gives a resso,