St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-09
M1NNEApoL1s eLoBELErs.

st. Marks society will hold worship in the
armory tomorrow.
L. P. Plummer post has donated $50 to
the Winkler fund.
The Frank Daily kidnapping case was dis
missed from the municipal court yesterday.
plat of Linwood park at Lake Mime
tonka was yesterday filed with the register OF
deeds.
Twenty-nine warranty deeds were yester-
day filed with the register of deeds, amount
ing to $40, 379.
The city engineer states that over three
miles of street paving has been laid in the
city this season.
Two lads, named Will Hawkins and George
Plummer, each paid fine in 50 for bathing
in the city limits.
Jakob Evenson and Sarah Olson, Harry
Hanson and Tilinda Fitz yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
In the suit Of the State of Minnesota
against the board of park commissioners an
answer was yesterday filed.
The Young Ladies Missionary society of
the Westminster church gave delightful
excursion to the Dalles of the st. Croix yes
terday.
A sneak thief made off with an empty
trunk from Farrington's second hand store,
but Officer Krumweide gave chase and the
thief dropped it and escaped.
Yesterday afternoon a fire alarm was
turned in from box 1885, but the little blaze
in Merrman, Barrows d Co.'s lumber yard
was extiDguished in its incipiency.
drunken man fell through the window
of a restaurant in the basement of 212 Mic
Olet avenue last evening and demolished
The window and five glass candy jars.
Edward Ingram died at Cokato Thursday,
and will be buried to-day. Mr.. Ingram was
for twelve years a resident of Minneapolis,
but removed to Cokato during the past year.
An amendment to the articles of incor-
poration Of the Northwestern Guaranty Loan
company, increasing the limit of indebted
ness to $25, 900, was yesterday filed with the
register Of deeds.
The Irish National league meets Sunday
night at $50 Second avenue south to elect a
delegate to the convention to be held at
Boston, Roger Vail is the candidate most
prominently mentioned in this connection.
Milotte Stores, Henry Barrett and Henry
II. ODER, for selling liquor without license,
were fined $50 and costs each and ordered
committed for thirty days in the county jail.
Judgment was arrested and bonds filed for
an appeal to the supreme court
There is good prospects of a glove fight
being arraigned between Tom Murray, mid
die weight champion of Wisconsin, and
Jerry Murphy Of this city. Murray has been
in the city for the last few days and desires
to arrange match with any man in the
northwest, John Donaldson excepted, and
Murphy has accepted his challenge.
In the suit brought by the state against
the park commissioners to enforce payment
of delinquent taxes for 1888 upon real estate
acquired for park purposes, an answer was
yesterday filed, setting forth that at the time
Of the tax levy the land had been conveyed
to the city of Minneapolis, and is therefore
exempt from taxation.
When the curtain ascends in the first part
1t the theatre comique this week about
twenty young ladies are revealed seated ia
swings, while the masculines are grouped IN
circle, Manager James Wheeler being
seated in the middle. Anderson photo
graphed the scene yesterday and the pictures
will be pleasant souvenirs of the best week
Of the summer season.
j. S. Dickerson has resigned his position
Is managing editor of the Journal 1t is
stated that Mr.. Dickerson contemplates
starting penny evening paper with n.
Hersh, who is now doing features" on the
jo'o7'at as his assistant. Mr.. Dickerson is a
bright and thorough journalist. and Mr..
Hersh is spicy writer. The new paper,
with such talent, must prove readable.
Yesterday Henry Kraus, seventy-seven
years old, arrived in this city from Germany
He was alone, helpless and without money,
and could not speak English. Through an
interperterit was learned that he had started
with son, aged twenty-five years, for the
homes of his son Frederick and his son-in-
law Reinhordt Loeb somewhere in Mime
sofa. At Hamburg, his son who had all his
papers and money, was taken prl soner by
the troops, on the charge that he was irving
to escape service in the regular army The
old man continued his voyage alone, and
now has no Idea of the name of the town his
family lives in Anyone who can give in
formation should address the chief of