St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Seven DRINKS were before Judge Ba iey yes
jerday.
Sacred concerts and stomach bitters to-day
this until after election.
at is a strong ticket are tn e words heard on
the streets last night.
officer Kirkham arrested man on suspicion OF
having committed theft last evening
Francis Murphy, assisted by his son, will con-
duct temperance meeting at Markethall.
Companies A, and b, of the first regiment,
drill at the Armory, Thursday in fatigue uniform.
A calendar of thirty-four cases was disposed of
at the special term of the district court yester-
day.
The Masonic lodge of SORROW for the valley of
the Mississippi, will be held this afternoon at
Armory hall.
Sixteen warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds, the considerations of
which amounted to $42,375
The Columbia hall concert this evening will
doubtless prove musical event, DAMS full
orchestra has been engaged
John Mullen, who stole overcoat from in
front of the U. II. X. store Friday night, yester-
day was sentenced 10 thirty days in the county
Jail.
The Press club meets this afternoon at the
Pioneer Press editorial rooms. The question
Of securing permanent quarters is likely to
come up.
Keller Bros. & Kittle, proprietors Of a sash
and blind factory, Oh the island, yesterday made
assignment to Cyrus E. Brown. The assets
are given az not exceeding 81, 800
A. j. Rosander in the Democratic con-
vention, when a man rushad in and called out,
''Rosander, your saloon is fire. a panic
inn nj for mar
A rticles of incorporation of the Bloomington
avenue Presbyterian church, Joe w. McAfee,
Donald McDermid, j. r. Wallace trustees, were
yesterday filed with the register of deeds.
Quite large number of lads and lasses at
tended the picnic given to the scholars of Prof
Bird SAILS music class, at Chestnut hall, Sat
urday afternoon, to help eat the sweetmeats.
1t is reported that the proprietors of the Amer
lean Eagle clothing store are about to return to
the city and settle all accounts. The little game
of running off the goods effectually blocked
and the best way out now is to settle.
The county ticket placed in nomination yester-
day gives unm;igatcd satisfaction. The express
sion Of Democrats is generally to the effect that
in their opinion the ticket can be elected.
PlGts of INJURY Hill," lying at the intersection
of the Shalopee and Chaska roads, and Richard
sons second addition, lying johnson street
and intersected by Twenty avenue north
east containing forty lots, were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds.
In the district court Judge Lochren yesterday
fled the decision granting the divorce of Susan
L. Burke from Theo. d. Burke, and giving her
the custody of three infant children. Cruel and
inhuman treatment alleged, to which no
answer demurrer was made by the de-
PENDANT
j. l., Founie and Lucy b. Newdick, J. B.
Hanson and Maggie Larson, Edward Thompson
and Ida Morgan, o. NJ. Sidvg and Maren Larsen,
Andrew ostrand and Martha EIDE, John Olson
and Ida Olyia Josefsen, Louis BEAVER and
Laura Il. Lillis, Andrew Nicholson and Mary
Braseth, yesterday obtained marriage licenses
Our reporter called upon the Scandal bank of
Minneapolis in regard to the outward steamship
business, and found the sale of tickets much
larger than anticipated for this season of the
year A great many inquiries have been re-
ceived, and the prospects are excellent for large
sales this month and November. The general
business is good, and money is growing more
plenty.
Aid. Eichhorn, last evening, while crossing
Washington avenue at the intersection of Henne-
pin, was knocked down by n team driven by
Chas. Fress. He fell directly under the horses
hoofs but miraculously escaped with but little
injuries, receiving but few slight cuts about his
dent was the result OF his own careessness, as
Fress was not driving rapidly.
Chas. NJ. Foote, who has spent considerable
time in various parts of Iowa, returned yester-
day. To the GLOBE he said he verify believed
the state would 60 Democratic this fail The
farmers are thoroughly aroused and demand
change in the national as well rs state admins
tration. In one town where two years ago only
two Democratic votes were cast there is now a
Cleveland and Hendricks club numbering over
100 members. That is only one of hundreds of
similar instances.
The announcement was made week ago that
Adon Butler OF this city, and Mr.. Mart, of Hud-
son. had collar and elbow match in that city, In
which Butler was thrown once by accident and
Mart, after firing out gave up the contest. Mr.
Mart is now in the city aud is anxious to make s
match with Butler. lie win wager $50 that But.
Ter cannot win n single fall, or he will arrange !
regular match. Mr.. Butler is invited to call al
the GLOBE offbe Monday evening at s O'Clock
and make agreement.