St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05
M1NNEApoLrs GLoBELETs.

There were twenty-three fire alarms in the
month of August. The total loss was S2S,OS5
Ckjolberg, the Norwegian, injured at the
Ckasota building is still alive and may possibly
live.
Articles of Incorporation of the Pilgrim Con-
gregational church were filed yesterday with the
register of deeds.
A game of ball between the ''Dudes" and the
old Brown Stockings is talked of, the proceeds
to 90 to the former.
Twelve warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds, the considerations OF
which amounted to S26, 100.
Rev. E. S. Williams reported to the police
last night, that gray mare has either strayed or
been stolen from his residence 1920 Eleventh
avenue south.
At the meeting of the water board last even
ing it was voted not to pay any more bills con-
tracted by employees without an order from the
superintendent.
St. John and Daniel rally at Harrison hall to-
night. Rev. D. Morgan and Miss Emma Harri-
man will speak, and the reform club choir Will
furnish good music.
Yesterday was the bonanza day of the fair,
and the hearts Of the managers and directors
made correspondingly happy. The receipts
amounted in round figures to about $4,000,
The Citizens Wheel club last evening met q
delegation of visiting bicyclists from ST.
Paul last evening, and escorted them to the
North Minneapolis roller skating rink, where O
drill and exhibition was had.
A South Minneapolis st. John and Daniels
club was organized with membership of twenty
five, at Higgins hall, Ninnehaha avenue, on
Wednesday evening, September 3. The next
meeting of the club will be held at 1880 p. m,
September 10.
In the district court yesterday an attachment
was issued upon the property of the Minneapolis
Base Ball association for S570.42, the amount
owing John F. West, proprietor of the Nicollet
house, for board, lodging and washing furnished
members of the club.
A French workman employed at Nelson, Ten
ney s. Co.'S. MILL had one of his feet cut in two
by saw early yesterday morning. The patrol
wagon called and he was taken to Cottage
hospital where it was found necessary to per-
form amputation at the ankle.
The Democrats of the Third ward have organ
lied Cleveland and Hendricks club with a
membership of sixty. The officers are: Daniel
Watt, president; NJ. Groos, Capt. Mills and
Capt. Smith, vice presidents; II. d. Diercks, Sec
rotary; Henry Helm, treasurer.
The cases against John Lchleiter, Chas. Ec-
lund and John Schuity, saloon keepers arrested
for selling liquor without licenses were dis
missed on motion Of the city attorney. They had
each paid fines for the same offence, and this is
accordance with the understanding.
Clerk E. j. Davenport, Of the district court,
yesterday received notice that the sentence OF
c. McLyman, for three years, convicted for lar
ceny at the May term of court, 1888, has been
committed to one year ard half, and McLyman
has been released from states prison.
Eric Anderson snd Matilda Halberg, G. l..
Hagen and Johanna Fillman, Clarence Randell
and Ida n. Hodgman, John Possom and Alyonie
Krauze, Ole Homly and Louise Nelson, John
Renhart and Carrie Windenberger, Gustaf A.
Lundquist and Walena Anderson, yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
An insane named Craik, brother of the
Richfeld mill owner, who recently away from
his home at that place, and was captured in Wis
consin, was brought to the city yesterday and
placed in the lookup for safe keeping. He is
very violent, and on the way from St. Paul had
smashed window, through which he tried to
throw himself.
Mrs Burner, the 'vile procuress,' is trying to
get possession of the young girl who taken
from her and given into the charge of Mrs. T. B.
Walker A writ of habeas corpus has
been issued at the instance of jacob
Burner, supposed to be the wo
mans husband compelling Mrs. Walker to pro
duce the girl. In accordance with the writ the
girl was yesterday brought before Judge Loeb
rem, but the proceedings continued to Sat.
urday, and the girl remanded to the care of Mrs
WallSet.