St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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fines in SIS so for drinking ardent spirits without
moderation.
Francis Murphy will close his labors in Min
neapolis in one grand efort-a coup de main
in Market hall this afternoon.
The Sunday school teachers Bible class held
meeting in the Y NJ. c. A. parlors, in the Syndi
cate block, yesterday afternoon.
The members of John A. Rawlins Post, C. a. R.,
will hold special meeting, on Monday evening,
at the Produce Exchange rooms.
Henry Leland, from the Nicollet hotel in
Brainerd has leased the st. James hotel in this
city, and will soon take possession.
The colored citizens win give charity ball in
Market hall Monday evening for the benefit of
the colored prisoners in Arkansas.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence socie ty
viii hold weekly meeting in Catholic Associa
ton hall at five O'Clock this evening.
Annie Walsh was again before his honor yes.
terday and it was the same old story. Size had
spree. Five days was the easy pen
atty.
The Flour City Ministries and Danz's orchestra
returned home from Duluth yesterday. The
trip not especially lucrative, yet it payed
penses
a boy twelve years old, son of Fred Smith,
3O22 Fifth avenue south, knocked over Fri
day night by large dog, and had thigh badly
fractured.
The Beethoven club is being organized by Prof,
Merriam. Only those are eligible to member
ship who can int rpret the great composer upon
the piano.
Tony Klotz, a dishwasher, yesterday COM
menced suit against the Dayton Bros, propri-
etors of the st. James hotel, to recover $3.50 due
for his services.
Jesse James gang and their atrocities are to be
portrayed At Pence this week, to the delectation
of the sensational elements.
The ladies win participate in a doughnut race
at the University Roller rink tomorrow, Mon
day, evening. Two prizes will be- given, one to
best and one to second best.
The amateur orchestra will hold a meeting
Wednesday evening to solve the Yexatious prob
lem as to whether not the fair sex shall be
considered eligible TO membership.
May Halton and her youthful companion in
vice. Lou Malt, were taken to Bethany home by
The authorities, yesterday, with the hope that
formatory measures may be effec tive.
There were turned through the boom here this
year up to Oct l. 23S 295, 900 feet of logs against
l9l,615,973 up to a corresponding date last year.
The boom will shut down about Oct %.
There are already over 700 cases on the calen
dar for the general term of district court which
be sins October IA, and by tomorrow night the
number will probably reach S00-the largest
calendar on record.
II is dangerous to small boys to allow New
foundland dogs to chase foxes in the streets
This was demonstrated by small boy having
his leg broken by big pet at the corner of
Fifth street and Franklin avenue in snch chase.
Henerika l.. c. Evenson yesterday in the dis
trct court Instituted proceedings to procure
divorce from Andrew Eyenson. She also asks
FOR alimony and the custody of chill
dren, alleging cruelty, drunkenness, etc.. on his
part.
Scrap Iron Bill will tell people what he knows
about the situation in lecture at the Simpson
NJ. Il. church to-day. His lungs are in good
working order, aud people in the neighborhood
must not anticipate taking nap during the lee
ture hour.
Robert Sample no longer loves the sagacious
canine. He says his calves may be toothsome TO
the average dog, but since his episode with a
big brute in front OF Peter Woford's on First
avenue south, he doesn't care to have their quail
ties tested
One hundred and ten new cases were filed in
the district court yesterday mention of the most
Important of which will be found in the court
report. Notes of issue to insure being placed
ON the calendar for the general term must be
filed by Monday night.
Frederick Jenkinson and Jane Tral, Peter Bell
and Mary Olsen, l.. Erickson and Betsey Filing
sen, Eugene Lehmaier and Mamie Mikolas John
Prrers and Louisa Viewer, John Uses and Anne
liza Lang, John Rischard and Annie Pierro yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
Peter Mullen is the name of the youth charged
with attempting to gain admission to a Young
girls sleeping apartments by raising window.
The girl didn't feel so indignant over the affair
yesterday Us she did when she instigated the ar
rest and at her request, through representative.
the case was dismissed.
1t was a high old day for ''plain druuks'' in
the municipal court. The number of those who
had paid their respects to the flowing bowl, ire
spective Of humiliating results, were n round
nine. rms IN addition TO the other criminal
cases kept his honor from mischief as well As
Deputy Clerk Hayes.
In the suit OF Geo. Quickendon against s. NJ.
Rich n &C. and the city. a general denial was
yesterday fled. The plaintiff last winter slipped
on the ice in front OF Rice & Co.'S fish establish
ment ON First avenue north and broke his leg
lie claims the ice and rubbish was there by fault
OF the defendants and claims S. 900 damages
George STOPPED, an ancient German. was ar
rested for drunkenness. He denies the allera.
ton and deaes the alligator, to speak, in that
he entered 4 plea OF not guilty in the munieipal
OF the city were not in the court the trial was
continued until Monday morning. The defend.
ant pulled his shecpSSin and deposited shekels
in the sum of $50 TO secure his appearance.
The railway committee from the city council
viii meet on Monday afternoon TO consider the
matter of granting the Street Railway company
the right OF way on Nicolet avenue from Wash
ington avenue to ridge square in front Of the
Union depot. should the council grant the same
the property owners will make Rome howl
They are already indignant. and are in fear and
trembling lest the scheme should carry
In the district court yesterday Mary E. Morse
was granted divorce from Geo H. Morse. no
objection being mSde on his part, and was given
leave 10 assume her maiden name OF Mary +
Eliess- Margaret Riley was granted a divorce
from Francis Riley. The divorce suit of DanieI
Segars vs.. Ida Sears wSs stricken from the cal
endar, the parties no, appearing. and the hearing
oil the suit OF Nate Grottan ". Chas GFottAn
was for October Il.
The Minnesota Woman Suffrage association
viii hold It's fourth annual convention In Mime
apo.is' on TUESDAY snd "Wednesday of this week
IN the New Jerusalem church, corner os Fifth
avenue south aud Ninth street, commeucjng on
Tuesday. the i4iR INST, ST = .. M eontinpine,
Tuesday evening It : so; Wednesday the 18Th.
at 10 4, m, p II. and ESQ p. m Busine.s
sessions TUESDAY afternoon and W,sn.s5sv
morning. Addresses TUESDAY evepir- ana w.;
nesday afternoon AID evening. All arc cordially
invited.
The Head MilleTs association have for some
months sgiiatei tie question OF erecting NOM.
ments at the graves ofthe victims OF the great
Minneapolis MIL tisaster. neSrly four years aso.
They have raised quite sum Of money, but vet
lack - 500. and 70 get the requisite amount have
started II circulation petition auoa, The mill
owners. II Is arooahlc that litt.e DILIGENTLY viii
DC met with in raising the Ss.500 The bodies Of