St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

evening.
Thrre are only forty-two prisoners in the
county Jail.
meeting last evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday az
gregated S4S, 977.2O.
The commercial travellers are contemplat
ing perfecting a local organization.
L. A. Kelly was yesterday appointed blythe
court as the guardian ad Item Of Christie
Griffin, minor.
Eugene Harris, of South Minneapolis, is
mad because thieves stole fourteen fowls
from his hen house.
The No Name club Of the Second Congre-
gational club, gave an entertainment in the
church parlors last night.
The Knights Templar have arranged to
hold weekly drills in armory hall, and will
begin on Friday evening.
The commission merchants of the city will
meet in the Nicollet house parlors this after
noon and form an exchange
Sheriff Stoddart has at his office in the
court house a ladies' gold bracelet, which
awaits the claim OF the owner.
MrsI Josephine Warren gave an entertain
ing reating at the meeting of the Woman's
Suffrage association last evening.
Mrs. Stamm, who strayed from her home
on Friday, has not yet been heard from, and
her husband is almost wild with grief.
A few nights ago H. G. Fletcher fell into
an excavation and dislocated his shoulder
He has since been confined to his house.
A valuable horse, imported recently from
Louisville, Kentucky, by Messrs Wilson &
Co., dropped down and died day or two
since.
Captain A. G. Wilcox, of the Buckeye
Publishing company, is building large
substantial and handsome residence in Oak
Lake.
Thomas Mulleley fell from a scaffolding on
an east side building, where he was employed
as a bricl1-layer, and suffered q crushed right
shoulder
The charming society drama, ''Esmerel-
da,'' was presented by the Madison Squarge
theater company at the Grand last night to a
delighted audience.
Manager Arthur, of the "Bunch of Keys''
company, is in the city arranging for the pro-
duction of the play at the Grand. 1t is said
to be perfectly immense.
Manager Arthur, of the Boston Comedy
company, is in the city arranging for the
production of ''Wanted-A Partner" at the
Grand the last half of the week.
Burglars broke into Johnsons saloon on
Third street between First and Second ave-
nues south, and after poisoning the watch
dog tapped, the till for S12 in money.
The Democrats of the Fifth ward will hold
caucus in No. 1 engine house at the
corner of Sixth avenue south of Third
street this evening for the purpose Of nomi-
mating an aldermanic candidate.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Dental association will be held this evening
at the Office Of DR.. Reed. Dr. Weeks has
prepared paper upon Ceases in Practice''
which he viii read.
The residence Of Henry Block on South
Eleventh street was entered by burglars be-
fore daybreak yesterday morning. The
thieves stole silver watch and a number OF
articles Of small value.
The annual meeting of the Canada n
American society will be held next Tuesday
night, and all preliminary arrangem ents
were effected at a meeting held in the hall of
st. Georges society in the Wood block last
night.
R. j. Smith is under arrest at the instance
OF VIM. Olson, upon the charge of horse
stealing. It is said the action grew out of a
horse trade, and Smiths friends are conf
dent that he will be discharged. He is out
on $500 bonds.
The boy Charley Curtiss, who stole liv
eryman's team and ran out of the city in
search of employment, is still held in the city
lookup without araignment, and no complaint
has been sworn out in the municipal court.
II looks like an injustice.
William Quandt is being cared for at the
College hospital. He was an employee of
the Minneapolis IL st. Louis car shops, and
met with serious accident yesterday, in
which he had several ribs broken, besides
sustaining serious internal injuries.
The National Bank of Commerce, now in
process Of organization, will be first class
banking institution. 1t proposes to com
mence operation about the first of May or
June, and will occupy quarters, specially
prepared, in the new chamber of commerce
building.
The new council and the new mayor
could not do better thing than to give
especial attention, for time, to the side
walk business. Many of the sidewalks in
this city, are wholly in molly condition, dan
gerous to pedestrians and ought to be re-
paired.
The council committee on fire department
made their annual tour of inspection of the
various hose and engine houses of the de
partment, together with all the apparatus
1t is probable that recommendations for the
purchase of additional hose will be made al
the council meeting this evening.
At the last meeting of the directors o.
the Society of Fine Arts it was resolved that
Mr. French and other famous art lecturers
rating art lectures here in the fall The soci-
ETY. has in contemplation the opening of an
art school, with an art gallery in connection
with it.
The following parties were licensed to
wed Yesterday: Milton I. Talbert and Estela
Williams; George Tippett and Lille D. Haz.
letne: Isaiah NJ. Pritchard and Mary NJ.
Nelson; John White and Josie Gilhertson
Frank Schult and Lizzie Roehl; Gustaf
Freeland IL. Dresser and Della A. Bulge
Frank S. Lane and Florence A. Loreing
Henry Dali and Sophia Bran.
Alexander Grant and Frank Miller, the
brace of human brutes who nearly murdered
an old man named Keith, at No. ], 922 River
side avenue, Monday night, were arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday charged