St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
MiNNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

To-day she boys go to St. Paul to play
postponed game.
The Irish-Republican club held non-im-
portant meeting last evening.
The board Of water commissioners will
hold a regular meeting this meeting.
j. W. Mcintyre has been elected president
of the Crusaders Total Abstinence society.
Another house Of i'll shape contributed its
monthly 'assessment' to the city fund yes
terday.
The French Catholic fair in Market hall is
drawing well, and will prove a gratifying
success.
Prof. Schwembergcr will play a number
of zithera solos at the celebration in Carver
on the Fourth
Forty-fye warranty deeds were recorded
iu the Office Of the register of deeds yester-
day, amounting to $141 ,037.
Reports from Corcoran township state that
the wind storm Of Monday did serious dam
age to the wheat crops in that locality.
All out going mails win close on July
for the day at 1890 p IN. except the even
ing eastern, which will close at & p m.
judgment ordered ten years ago in the di-
vorce case of Almina Dyeman VS.. Ernest
Dyeman was yesterday entered at the district
court.
Mrs. Smith, an old lady living with her
daughter at ., 010, Seventeenth avenue south,
fell down flight of stairs and was painfully
injured.
Ell notes af issue for Saturdays special
term OF district court must be ii led with the
clerk by this evening, and will not be ac-
cepted later.
Tomorrow the Bay City club will visit us
and if the Minneapolis club. wins game the
boys will have to do better work than they
have to-day
An application for a charter has been re-
ceiyed at headquarters, to organize post of
the G. A. K. at Pine Island. 1t is signed by
thrty-lour veterans.
A good house greeted Calendars min
strcls last evening Billy Kersands and his
grin was present and took up considerable
attention and room.
Henry Mallory, mcently from Memphis,
stumbled into man trap in the sidewalk on
South Fifth street, last evening, and broke
his left leg. A suit for damages will proba-
bly, follow
c, Pcterson's eight gear old boy, living at
2,42l, Fourteenth avenue SOUTH fell from a
scatrod fifteen feet high, and crushed his
arm so badly that amputation was found
necessary,
The monthly meeting of the Northwestern
Hospital association has been postponed
until Thursday, JMlx20, when it will take
place at Mrs. j, NJ. Robinson's, COB South
Seventh street.
y lumber wagon, driven by David Martin,
broke down on Main street yesterday. Mar
tin was thrown beneath the horses feet and
badly kicked, sustaining bad wound in the
shoulder and two broken ribs.
The dudes feel somewhat discouraged and
they have reason to. The club bringing up
the last position in the contest has defeated
them two consecutive games Where will
our club go If this condition continues!
August Miller, who was supposed to have
been insane, and who made y desperate at
tempt to take his own life, as reported in the
GLoBE, was yesterday arraiGued for drunk
enuess and was sent down for five days.
A sneak thief last evening entered the
New York clothing store by the back door,
aud grabbing seven coats jumped out of the
window. The police were too quick for him
and caught him before he got block away.
Frank Woodword's residence was entered
by unceremouious callers ut an early hour
yesterday morning. When they left they
took with them pocket-book containin e
some $500 in cash, besides u gold and a
silver watch.
John Cooney is certainly 4 sacrilegiouS
thief, He entered the church of the Immac-
ulate Conception and purloiued y $40 clock.
officer Kennedy arrested him and Yesterday
he pleaded guilty and succumbed to Il twenty
days sentence as the guest of Jimmy Stod-
dart.
Mary Mcdonald. a.domestic employed in
the family of Ben Scott, living in the Hem
nopiu bank block, yesterday morning while
attempting TO fix u bell wire fell through a
sky1tght to the door of the room below, a
distance of twenty feet, iuiuriug herself
severely.
Presbyterian Alliance elected following
officers; President, Ell Terrence; vice pres
ident W. NJ. Tenny; secretary, c. T.
Thompson; treasurer, Geo. Blake; directors
!. {. Whitney, Judge Nanderburgh, l.. l..
Longbraee, G. II. Miller. Isaac McNair and
J. b. GILLIAN.
VIM. Slut and Maud Golden, the brace of
desperate beings who were arrested on Tues
day night Tor occupying room for immoral
purposes, were arraigued before Judge Bailey
yesterday. The former pleaded not guilty,
but WAS committed fifteen days Maud, who
is Il hrazeu female, admitted her crime and
was also committed for fifteen days.
John Berg is charged with being hceu-
tious individual. At the instance of mis-
led dansel, who subseribes the name of
Hilda husband, be was yesterday placed I'M
der arrest for alleged bastarir The exami-
nation in the case was continued until july
Is, in $500 bonds. Ii is probable that a
marriage ceremony win end all further legal
proceedings.
William KeOlin and J, Costin are under
arrest at the instance Of Frank L. johnson
upon the charge OF stealing boat valued at