St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Citizens Wheel club took a run to St.
Paul last evening.
1t now appears that Court of Forresters will
be organized in this city.
The Fourth ward Blaine and Logan club has
elected E. S. COrser president.
1t is said that VIII Grimshaw is not candi-
lvte for Legislative honors this fall.
Michael Ryan is under arrest for stealing a
pair of pants from Cady clothing store.
Trains viii commence running into the new
union depot, in course Of erection, on Monday.
The dudes were badly off their base yesterday
It was game conspicuous for its egregrious
errors.
The mothers meeting of the Hygenic and He
redity society will be held at three O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon at the Friends church.
The executive committee meeting of the W.
c. 7. L. will be held at half past two o'clock
and the weekly meeting at four o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the Friends church.
A plat of Monroe street addition was yesterday
filed with the register Of deeds. The addition
lies at the corner of Monroe street and Thirteenth
avenue, and contains eighty-1ive lots.
It has been suggested that the fair manage
ment would profit by laying out diamond at the
fair grounds and getting the Minneapolis and st.
Paul clubs to play at least one game next week.
DR.. Pratt left for Milwaukee last evening to
identify the horse and buggy in the hands OF the
police there, supposed to be his. The outfit was
stolen from the fair ground nearly year ago.
Lena Hill in the district court yesterday com
menced suit for divorce from her husband Hans
alleging drunkenness and desertion on his part
She also asks the custody OF three minor child
rem.
Emerson c. Perry and Laura A. Clark, Theo.
F. Bredfeld and Mary a. Pierce, William Stein
and Elizabeth Graham, Percy G. Capp and Car
RE Mckinney yesterday obtained marriage II
cences.
Patsey Mellin has sent his photo to the P0tce
NelCS, together with challenge to fight any man
in the northwest at $50 pounds, for from S2OO to
$500. He also offers to fight Prof. Donaldson al
catchWcght for any sum.
\ new conycyor-an automatic contriyance FOL
conveying money to the cash boX-is being tested
by the Minneapolis Street Railway company. by
its successful use the passenger does not nave
To leave his seat to pay his fare
Central st. John club met at Harrison hall las
evening with fair attendance. Speeches were
made by Mrs. NJ. T. Anderson, the Rev Smith
and others. Measures were adopted to make
the organization g. thorough one. Rev Morgan
Mary l.. Sultan has commenced suit in the dis
trict court against y. $. Wright to recover 81 900
paid by her for lots to -, block 49, and lot r.
block T. in b. S. Wrights addition claiming that
tho lots were represented TO be high and dry
whereas they have proved to be low and marshy
The famous orator. Capt. Mccarthy, Of st.
Paul, is booked for stump speech at the meet
ing Of the Irish Republican club this evening.
John O'Itca, Of Minneapolis, and other noted
lrishmcn Of the same stamp will be there, too
Mccarthy says he will tell the people all about
the relations Of the Irish Americans with the
Democratic party in the past
John Prout, a laborng man, thirty five years
old, employed in the Milwaukee car shops was
found dead in his bed this morning at John
Brandcnbcrg's boarding house, 2G01 Twenty
sixth street south lie had not been feeling well,
and IL Is supposed his death was through natural
causes; post nortem examination will, how
ever be made day. lie has no relatives in the
city.
John b. Schmidt az administrator of the es-
tate Of August Schmidt, III the district court yes.
tcrday commenced action for damages against
the city and the Minneapolis Union Railway com.
pany. ON the evening OF June 21st August
Schmidt fell through an aperture in the platform
which was being laid over the excavation at the
new Union depot and was killed. $4,000 from
the city and $4,000 from the railroad is now
asked by the heirs OF the dead man, the claim
being set up that there was no light nor signa
t. Indicate that there was any danger, aud that
through tins neglect he lost his life.