St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20

The real estate transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated S71,7
John QuigIey was committed for fifteen
days yesterday for intoxication.
William Snyder paid $3.50 in the munich
pal court yesterday for being on a big
spree.
The Boston restaurant serves meals at
any hour of the day or night on the Euro
pean plan.
Aid Daniel Waite announces himself as
an Independent candidate for alderman in
the Third ward.
Geo. G. Stillman and DIR. Adolph Blitz
have been elected trustees of Cataract council
of the Royal Arcanum.
Marriage licences we're yesterday issued to
VIM. Altwine and Elzadie Roberts, Charley
Schriber and Hulda Moritz.
The famous s'Taurus'' attended the play
given at Pence Opera house last evening,
and was tie observed of all observers.
Three prisoners are yet confined in the
county Jail awaiting sentence. They are
Stephen Burns, indicted for robbing Thomp-
sons store; James Edwards, implicated in
the Chinese laundry robbery, and Bartlett,
who has pleaded guilty to embezzling S21
from the carpet firm of Plant 81 Peterson.
The case of Charles Lylander, who is
charged with committing an assault upon
John Peterson, will be heard this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
VIM. Williams, Pat Flanagan, John FL
mtted for five days to the county jail in de-
fault of paying their fines.
A. Weingard paid $50 and costs into the
city treasury yesterday for committing assault
and battery upon Paul Milick. Ed. Ham
meren, charged with the same offense, was
discharged.
The South Minneapolis Improvement asso-
citation endorsed the new motor line at their
last meeting, and asked the council to grant
it the necessary right of way. How does sc.
A. P" like that?
The examination of John Franger, Of
Medina, who was arrested by an officer upon
a warrant sworn out by his father, who
charges the son with threatening ia kill him
with club, will come up in the municipal
court to-day at p. N.
The city council committee on health and
hospitals and public grounds and buildings
held meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the proposed change
of location for the smallpox hospital, public
sentiment being strongly adverse to the loca-
ton of the buildings upon the site recently
purchased near Lake Calhoun.
A letter was yesterday received from Flat
mouth, chief of the Leech Lake Indians, by
J. B. Bottineau, in which the chief regrets
his inability to pay Sitting Bull visit. He
says further that he is amazed at the re
ception accorded to the victor of Gen. Gus
ter by the citizens of the two great cities of
the northwest.
At 7;30 this evening a meeting will be held
at Market hall to perfect plans for the orga-
nization of 'tmechanic's institute. The
objects Of the institute are to facilitate the
diffusion of useful knowledge, and to pro-
mote Improvements in manufactures and the
mechanic arts" President Folwell, of the
university, and Profs. Pike and Tousley will
address the meeting, which is free to all.
Joseph Lehaire, brother of the young ath-
lete killed at the Pence last Saturday night,
arrived in this city yesterday morning from
Montreal. He says his deceased
brother was "a years of age
and was an acrobat for the last eight
years. He was of steady habits and ex
tremely kind and filial to his grief stricken
mother who resides in Montreal. The re-
mains Will probably be inferred here.
Yesterday morning Officer Aiken found
the notorious Murphy, who had just been re-
leased from the county Jail, in the alley in
rear of Priests saloon, drunk. The officer
attempted to arrest him, and met with such
desperate resistance that he was compelled to
call for assistance. The bystanders refused,
but the officer finally succeeded in making
the arrest. The bystanders may be brought
to an accounting by refusing the officer as
sistance. The officer was struck in the face
during his attempt to take Murphy to the
lookup.