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

Bert Hurlburt went to Chicago yesterday.
Will L. Bray will leave this morning for trip
% st. Louis.
There was not any meeting of the water board
last evening.
Robert Gan was committed fifteen days yester-
day for vagrancy.
Betting is even in Minneapolis on the Ohio
election next Tuesday.
Cinnamon are becoming numerous in this city.
a new invoice has arrived.
Col. Vests .Why Not'' is now the only
steamer running on Lake Minnetonka.
DR.. Winthrop Miller is seriously i'll, yet he was
reported in improved condition yesterday.
Another large invoice of books was distributed
to the library of the HennepIn county bar asso-
citation yesterday.
About 1900 invitations and tickets have been
sent out TO residents for the Lachmund musicale
in the Grand on Monday evening.
The street commissioners attention is called
to the stones in the street on First avenue south
between First and Second streets.
The reopening services of st. Marks church
IN Sunday will be quite elaborate. The choir is
preparing an excellent programme.
M. Staiss was yesterday accommodated with a
ten days order 10 become the guest of Jimmy
stoddard, OF the Irish Republican club fame.
Complaint is made by the nuisance of runners
for cheap hotels in their endeavors to induce
people to go to their respectlves hostelries.
The Minneapolis Lacrosse club will have field
day sports at the Base Ball park next Wednes-
day. The programme will be varied and inter
esting.
The meetings of the Seventh ward Cleveland
Hendricks and Merriman club will hereafter be
held ON Tuesday instead of Wednesday even
ings.
The Scandinavian church bazaar, in Peterson
hall, on South Washington avenue, is attracting
large attendance, and the receipts net an import
ant sum.
BY all odds the most novel, attractive and
entertaining feature at the Comique this week
is the skip rope turn on roller skates by Miss
White Valdean,
Father William McGolrick, recently of Hast
ngs, has been appointed pastor of Corcoean and
Maple Grove, Ujce Father John Hand, who has
removed to Green Isle.
The funeral of Willie T. Bailey, infant son of
d. E. and Annie X. Bailey, takes place to-day
from the residence of Theodore Jaws, st. An
thony hill, at o'clock.
plat of Abraham's subdivision of block 10,
Harrison's addition, at the corner of Eleventh
street and Hennepin avenue, was yesterday flied
with the register OF deeds.
j. E. Rice and Ida Belle Shupe, Fred Ferris
and Mary La Turner, Nels II. Nelson and MARITIME
Henrickson, Nels Christofferson and Thrne
Thorson, yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
Danzs orchestra will furnish the music for the
promenade concert in the new Morrison hall on
Washington and Twentieth avenue south to-
morrow evening for the benefit of the North
western hospital.
A man was run in yesterday by the detectives
for stealing seven sacks Of flour. 1t was not Of
the Pillsbury's Best grade-such as was in the
municipal campaign last spring,-but it. was
good flour, it is said.
The Rev. p. O'Neill late of All Hallows col
lege, Dublin, Ireland has been appointed as
sistant pastor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, this city, in place of the Rev. NJ. j.
Smith who has gone to Spring Valley.
A. r. Brandt, the chairman of the Thirtieth
Legislative district convention, has appointed the
following district committee for the year: W.
IL. Mills, chairman, Frank Mork, Herman Helm,
|. ii. Corcoran, Judge Isaac Atwater.
Some small boys broke open a box of goods in
the rear OF Dickinson's bazaar and stole con
siderable of its contents. The goods have been
recovered and the parents of the mischieyous
boys have fixed the matter up.
The First Congregational church society ha.
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year. President, G. e. Church, clerk, j. W.
Perkins; trustees, George A. Heaton (rc-elected
and C. ii. Pratt (succeeding NJ. Ii. Crittenden).
Chas H. Woods it will be remembered, was
arrested upon the suspicion that he set fire to the
carpenter shop of the Minneapolis S st. Lolis
railway company, has been released from Gus
tody, there being no eliminating evidence in the
case.
The Young Mems Christian association is
making preparations for giving the commercial
travellers Of the northwest a reception in theil
rooms about the goth of the month. Invitations
viii be extended to every travelling man in Min
nesota and Dakota, and their wives.
Lewis j. Jordon commenced suit against De.
tcctive Caswel yesterday, alleging that June 10
the officer arrested him without cause, struck
him violently, took him through the public
streets handcuffed, and ncarcerated him in the
lookup without Justification. He claims s., OOO
damages.
Prof. Birdsalrs new music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing as many scales
on the piano from SCI up, and gives a reason
for the use of black keys Every beginner OF
the organ or piano should have one Price 81
post paid. No. % Washington avenue, Mime
apolis, MINI.
There is new rumpus in the Republican
camp The ring leaders find it impossible to
harmonic the belligerent factions. 1t seem.
there is row over paying bills alleged to have
been contracted. The chairman has come ou
in an emphatic card in which he repudiates al
bills not contracted over his signature
The post mortem examination conducted a
the instance OF the coroner upon the remains o.
Rafello, the young Hebrew who died suddenly
IN Dimonds Lodging house, revealed the fac
that the deceased died from natural causes The
aconite was taken for medicinal purposes The
body will be inferred to-day by the Jewish soci
ETY..
Patrick harrington, man who bears a good
reputation among his acquaintance, has beer
arrested at the instance of Gusta Brown, a com
panion Of the lewd character known as Marth,
Preston, upon the charge OF stealing her watcl
while passing through a house in quest of yacan
rooms. Harrington arrSigned and his ex
animation was continued until to-day He flee
bonds in $500 for his appearance. An alibi will
be attempted.
Acticles were fled yesterday with the registe
Of deeds Incorporating the Muir Manufacturer
company, with capital stock Of $500, 200. Jas
Muir, president; Edward B. Preist vice presi
dent; Chas, y, kalk, secretary; Arthur II
French, treasurer. The purpose of the com
pany is TO manufacture from iron copper brass
tin, and other metals, and to make heating an
lighting apparatus Articles were also fled in
cooperating the White Spar Mica company, wit
capital stock of SIS, 900. E. s Kelley. :
and d. F. Rogers, OF Bay lily, Mich, incorpora
tors.
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