St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

of company A.
The Boston restaurant continues popular.
Open night and day.
Henry Davis, charged with stealing bug
gy, was discharged yesterday.
William Weisenberger and Mary Nickel
son received license to wed yesterday.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated the handsome sum of S4O6, LOG.
A masquerade ball will be held in the Null
doom 81 Ismon hall, in south Minneapolis,
on Thursday night.
The case Of Ora NJ. Bates, indicted upon
the charge of horse stealing, was continued to
the May general term.
Elliot B. Draper, who victimized several
people by getting worthless bank checks
cashed, has disappeared.
Carrie Butts, whom the jury found guilty of
adultery, was sentenced to pay fine of 500.
She paid it and was discharged.
The Crusaders T. A. society held largely
attended and interesting session at the
Catholic association hall, last evening.
The Saltwater Choral union will present
Gilbert & Sullivan's sparkling comic opera,
this evening.
The business houses of the city should see
that the sidewalks in front of their various
places of business is cleared Of snow and ice
and kept clear.
0. Rosendahl delivered a temperance lee
ture last night at the Norwegian Baptist
church, corner of Seventh street and Thir-
teenth avenue SOUTH
Mrs. H. T. Watson and her son were ran
away with on Ninth street yesterday. They
were both thrown out and Mrs. Watson was
considerably bruised
In the case of the state against Fred
Musse, indicted for burglary at Mayzata, the
jury returned verdict of not guilty and de-
fendant was discharged
In the case of Chas Dietrichs, indicted for
embezzling funds from his employer, D. L.
Fife, the county attorney yesterday entered a
molle proSeqe6 and the defendant was dis
charged.
Richard Morton was struck by piece of
timber projecting from a freight train of
Minneapolis & st. Louis train, as it was
passing. He suffered severe but not danger
Gus injuries.
A boy twelve years old 1named Matthias
Knackt, who lives with his parents at All
Second street, north, was badly bit in the
face yesterday by a vicious dog which has
been killed by its owner,
James Edwards, the notorious ''short man"
who robbed the Lebers, was found guilty. A
motion for new trial was made by his attor
ney, but it was denied. He now rests in the
county jail, awaiting sentence.
A meeting of the foremen and master me-
chanics of the various trades will be held at
room so, Boston block, this evening for the
purpose of considering the feasibility of
establishing mechanics institute.
John Corbett was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday at the instance of Agnes
Mitchke, who charges him with being the
father of her Legitimate child. His exami-
nation was set for March 20, at 9 a. m.
James Hennesey is charged with commit
ting an assault and battery upon O. B.
Peably. The trial was continued until this
morning at 9 o'clock, and the defendant
recognized in the deposit Of 500 for his APP
pearance.
Fred Hunts team ran away on south
Third street yesterday, colliding with a wood
cart at the corner of Second avenue, break
ing the shoulder of one of the horses. The
ofic es on that beat shot the animal and end
ed his misery.
Thomas Anderson, while ON iamboree,
kicked in the window of the st. James hotel,
and was yesterday committed twenty days
by the decree Of the judge of the municipal
court. He will not be able to kick in win
dows at the county Jail.
John Smith, ''the tall man." indicted with
James Edwards for robbing the Lebers, was
on trial yesterday. Damaging evidence was
given by H. Priest, his bar tender Harry, and
a nymph du pave named Jennie Poole, a
habitue of Priests saloon. The prisoner is
likely to accompany his ''pal' to the peniten-
tiary.
William McArdle, chairman of the Third
ward Democratic committee, has called the
caucus of that ward to meet on Thursday
night in Hunts hall, corner of Third street
and Plymouth avenue, to select fifteen dele
gates to attend the Democratic city conven-
ton, and to place in nomination candidate
for alderman.
The Democratic committee of the Second
ward has called the caucus of that ward to
meet this evening, in Cataract engine house.
for the purpose of placing in nomination a
candidate for alderman, to take the place of
Aid. Andrews, whose term of office expires
this spring, and to select delegates to attend
the city convention to be held in Turner hall
on the 18th inst.
Commander Bobb, G. A. R., has received
three applications to establish posts, as fol
lows: One from Red Wing with ffty-four
applicants, one from Window with upwards
of thirty applicants, and one from LIE Seuer,
also with over thirty applicants. The meet
ing to organize the South Minneapolis post
OF the Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at Martins hall this evening.
The Prohibition city committee held a
meeting yesterday afternoon, endorsed the
nomination of Chas. Evans Holt by the peo-
ple's meeting, Monday evening, and nom
mated W. P. Chase, of the Second ward, as
candidate for comptroller, to fill the Yacan
cy caused by the promotion of Mr. Holt
Holt campaign clubs will be organized all
over the city and all who are disguised with
bossism will be invited to join.
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