St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09

MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

No city council meeting this week
No meeting Of the city council tonight.
The set Of harness offered for sale by An
drew Johnson belongs to Sidney Smith.
On Saturday evening Prof Danz's orches-
ira viii give the last concert in the Armory
series.
H. d. Foote is under arrest at the instance
of A. Budds, upon the charge of assault and
battery.
Twenty-four warranty deeds were filed yes
tcrday with the register of deeds, amounting
to SAB, 645
One of John Bentliff's horses was fatally
injured in a south Washington runaway ac-
cident yesterday
Herman Schultz, butcher, was badly
gored by a steer at an east side slaughter
house on Monday.
Dennis Kanarly brakeman, Monday
night while coupling cars at the Minnesota
transfer had his right hand badly mangled.
Applications have been received at head
quarters for charters to organize posts
of the G. A. r., at Clearwater and Hancock.
Barge's gardens on Third street will be
opened in about two weeks. Danz' band
viii give concerts every two weeks after the
opening.
A meeting of citizens was held in G. A.
Pillsbury's Office last night for the purpose of
planning ways and means for aiding the
needy poor.
Thomas Reeds two little children, while
playing with matches, set fire to their bed on
Eighteenth avenue south, and the house mar
ToWlY escaped destruction.
Another scaffold accident yesterday morn
ing. John S. Norton, carpenter, living
on Eleventh avenue south, got a broken arm
and two other men were slightly bruised.
Conn Butler, stonemason, at work at
Washington avenue and Eighth street, had
the second finger and thumb f,his left hand
crushed yesterday afternoon, by the falling
of stone.
Marriage licenses we're yesterday Issued to
A. johnson and Bertha Benson, Nanny
Swanson and Annie Hultberg, John j. Crit
tenden and Ella Haley, sFrand Welsh and
Matte Mosgrove.
Monday night boy was terribly bitten by
savage dog on First avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets in the face aud hands. A
few hours later the funeral of the dog took
place under the auspices otsthe police.
An inventory of stock and a schedule of
accounts receivable in the matter of the as
signment of Jane V. Smithyto John T. Starr
was yesterday fled in the district court. Phe
stock and fixtures amount'to 6,766. 90; the
accounts to S9S329
Harry Lauford, teamster employed by
.fphpCpn cid do oil IN,
face by vicious horse last evening. The
jaw bone ON the left side was crushed so
badly that it was necessary to remove por-
ton Of it, and Mr.. Lanford will in conse-
quenco be disdgured for life
Articles of incorporation of the Minnesota
and Dakota Land company were yesterday
fled with the register of deeds. Tie capital
stock is $500 900, in shares of 500 each.
The ineorporators aud directors are c. C.
Jones, president; Robert s. lines, vice
president; G. f, Brown, secretary and treas
urer.
The resident Indianians meet again Friday
night at Bull & MAYORS office, to still fur
ther arrangements looking TO reception and
entertainment of visiting Hoosiers during
the G. A. r. eucampment. full turn out
is eNpecVeu OF tuoSe interested VINO nave the
welfare of the city and their native state at
heart
There is great anxiety expressed for the
appearance of the new directory. As mat
tiers are now, city collectors find difficulty in
locating 'fhe fcllah Pm after" and bank
notices to debtors are frequently returned
from the postoflce with the instruction. ''be
careful TO give number, etc" The Isst,
present and future growth of the city being
so rapid, monthly directory or SHEET
noting new arrivals and changes would mot
be at all out of order