St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Ideal orchestra held business meet
ing last night
Disorderly conduct cases predominated in
The municipal court yesterday.
An oil tank near the junction burned last
night, entailing loss approaching $3.50.
Mrs. Counon and Miss Hanson, from Be
lott, Wis, are visiting Jacob Hauser, of the
East side.
The sink hole on the Osseo branch has
been sufficiently repaired to permit trains
passing over it.
1t is said that Prof. Dexter's runaway wife
is in st. Paul with man who gives the name
OF f. Phil Morse.
VIM. Pixley, arrested for stealing watch
aud chain from George Devine, will be given
trial this morning.
The chamber of commerce will caucus at
noon to-day to nominate candidates for Off
GERS of the chamber.
The Swedish Cleveland and Hendricks
club will meet in the Office of Capt. P, 2.
Swenson this evening.
Anna Hawley, who keeps a house of i'll
fame at 22S South First street, paid her
monthly fine yesterday.
Father Danehy, of st. Paul, will lecture in
Market hall this evening on the "Past, Pres
ent and Future of Ireland''
Bert Vincent, the man who was stabbed in
South Minneapolis Sunday morning is very
low, but he will probably recover.
Sandy Grant paid fine yesterday in $50
for selling liquor without license. Sentence
was suspended as to imprisonment
The new North Minneapolis police station
will be opened Wednesday with Lieut.. Buer-
forming and Sergt Helm in charge.
The Delta Sigma and the Hermean socie-
ties Of the state university each gave cnjoya-
bic literary and musical entertainments last
evening.
boy named John McGrath fell from a
scatfolding at his home, and Three and One
half avenue south, and was DANCE rously in
jured yesterday.
Sam Lung is the name of Celestial who
was before his honor yesterday charged will
disorderly conduct, but the case was dismissed
Tor want of prosecution.
5. Aronson, of $50 Nicollct avenue, wa.
assaulted on South Washington avenue by
an unknown man who hit him on the head
Scrap Iron Bill is in receipt of several let
scrs from odd Fellows who have returned Il
their homes from the Sovereign Grand lodg,
thanking him for hospitality and kind treat
ment while here.
Fred Fisher, the man arrested for stabbing
Bert Vincent on Sunday morning was ar
raigued in the municipal court Yesterday
The examination was set for October an(
the defendant was reInanded To jail.
II is reported that Gus johnson. Swed,
who resided on Nineteenth avenue south
has been missing from his home since las
Thursday. As he had threatened 10 down
himself, his friends fear he has suicided.
OA farewell banquet was rendered Prof
L. Hormsen ut Turner hall last night by tn,
members of the Frohsiun Singing society
The society has presented the professor, VIII,
is about TO take his departure for Europe
with beautiful gold Tyre.
The jurors in the case of 4. Schultz,
charged with disorderly conduct, tried ,
week ago, returned verdict Of guilty. Yes
terday they petitioned the court for leniency
aud the fine was RENTED, but the defen
daut was called upon TO pay $27 costs. The
attorney claims that the costs are extortion
ate and threatens an investigation.
The Minneapolis Bar Association library
rooms 90 and 81 Academy Of Music block
has received the following new books, viz
Burroughs on Public Securities, Murfree O.
Sheriffs, Smith on Sheriffs, Corouers ant
Constables, Cooley on Taxation, Burrougn:
on Taxation, Townshend on SANDER an,
Libel, Waterman on Trespass, vols.
Gould on Waters.
The Minneapolis glass works wiIl,stast mp /
December LIST
The city council viii hold regular meetiu
Wednesday evening.
The Crusaders T. a. society viii hold a week
meeting in Cathalie association hall this evening
Alderman ElcheOrn's name is Ecn=sorsd. /