St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

lNNEt1OLIS
The Crusaders will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
this evening.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday aggre-
gated S31 ,666.
Henry Davis is charged with stealing wagon
He will be given hearing to-day.
The Boston restaurant serves oysters in every
style and at all hours, day and night.
The Emmett Literary society. will give grand
entertainment this evening at Pence Opera
house..
The new double tank chemical engine has been
placed in active service in the Third street en-
CINE house.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to An
drew Holmquist and Carrie johnson, John NJ.
Cochrane and Mary F. Merrill.
John Dufield, of 1905 Second avenue south,
contemplates the establishment of an incubator
farm for the raising of poultry.
The four year old daughter of Henry Morrison,
of South Minneapolis, fell against hot stove
and sustained severe burns upon the hands and
face.
Manitoba railway brakeman named Frank
Leonard had his left foot crushed by the wheels
of freight car necesstating a partial amputa-
ton of the member.
Mayors court will be held on Wednesday,,
when the charges which have been made against
certain members of the police force will be given
searching investigation.
The case Of the state against Oscar F. Davis
was up before the jury yesterday. The defend
ant charged with stealing horse from John
Carr, South Minneapolis, on the 18th of last
July.
A stay of proceedings for ten days has been
granted in the case of Theodore johnson vs.. F.
D. Nuremberg. The jury gave plaintiff YER
dict for $3.50 as already stated in these col
umns.
After ransacking the residence of Theodore
Ayres, of the east side, from top to bottom,
while the family was at church Sunday night,
burglars only succeeded in finding booty in few
clothes of no great value.
John Murphy was arrested upon the charge of
attempting to pass a forged order on Anthony,
Kelly & Co., but he had destroyed the alleged
forged paper and ground for prosecution was
left and he was discharged.
Samuel Lewis was yesterday found guilty of
entering A. B. Cutters house, with the intent to
committing robbery. The criminal was discov-
cred underneath a bed in Cutters house. He
has not yet been sentenced.
W. G. Juneow is in the cooler upon the charge
of vagrancy, and is also charged with having
stolen a 1,O00-mile railway ticket from a La
Crosse man. He will be examined this after
noon, and in default of $50 bonds he was COM
mitted
j. W. Harris, of one of the employment bur-
eaus, has been placed under arrest at the in
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Harris S12 for job somewhere down the river,
but upon going found no employment. The
case will come up for hearing before Judge
Bailey to-day.
Martin johnson and John Fink are two tramps
who have been sleeping in Balch 6 Co.'s shops,
out near Johnson's lake, and burning up the
furniture for fuel They pleaded guilty to the
charge of entering house with intent to commit
mischief yesterday, and were each committed
thirty days.
On the first OF April CAN Fools Day. the Sab
bath observing Christian in the city hall will re-
sumo Sunday work and issue Monday morning
paper thereafter. What is the matter with the
sanity deacon? Have his morals became con-
taminated by Mayor Ames' administration? The
city pastors must give him up for lost
wrestling match has finally been arranged
between Adon Butler of this city, and j. s.
Darnes, the raul aUnlele. Inc terms are,
the match to occur in Market hall, Minneapolis,
March 10, for 500 side and sixty per cent. of
the gate money. Much interest is manifested in
the contest by our sporting pesple, and it is ex-
pected to be an event.
At the meeting of the Irish National league,
held last Sunday evening, it was resolved to hold
an entertainment after Easter, and a committee
was appointed to make arrangements for the
event. The propriety of holding the entertain
ment after the municipal election was considered,
in order that the league may not be influenced in
any way by the coming political contest.
Articles of agreement have been signed by
Adon Butler, of Minneapolis, and John s. Barnes,
of st. Paul, to wrestle a Graeco-Roman match at
Market hall on the evening of March 49, for 500
side, the winner to get sixty per cent. of the
| gate money, and the loser forty per cent. Chas
G.. Kesler, of this city, has been made the stake
holder, and each of the contestants has deposit
ed $50 with him. The referee will be chosen on
| the day of the match.
The city pastors held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday morning and discussed ''The
| Best Methods of Sermonizing," which took the
| place of the customary paper. The discussion
was opened by Rev. DR.. Wagner, followed by
| Rev. E. S. Williams, Rev. Mr.. Tice, Dr. Var
Anda, DR.. Sample, Dr. Campbell, Rev, T. G.
| Field and DR.. A. G. Williams. s'Expository
| Preaching will be the subject of the paper next
Monday by Rev. DR.. Stryker Rev. Lyman Palmer
was chosen to conduct religious services at the
College hospital next Sunday afternoon.
| An application was made yesterday to the
board of county commissioners by F. Holz and
others petitioning for the detachment of sections
| and IL, in town III and range % from the town
| of Minnetonka, to be attached to the town OF
Medina. The tract of land in question embraces
the residence property of H. G.. Side, Mr., Har.
rington, Mr.. Lawrence, as well as the end OF
Breezy Point, Point Lookout, Sunnyside, and
parts of Browns Bay and Wayzata Bay. The
object of petitioning for the change from one
township to another, is to evade the prohibitory
| liquor law now enforced in the town of Mime