St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
The Minneapolis Office of the DAILY GLOBE has
been removed to 213 Hennepin avenue
MINNEAPOLIS eLoBELETs.
The Daily Globe


The court house will be closed to-day from
a. m. to 3. p. N.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds, footing up s24, $40.
Some crook yesterday had to enter police
headquarters, and steal 3S-caliber revolver
belonging to Chief West
The county commissioners held brief
meeting yesterday afternoon. Julius Jacobs,
the man sending in North Minneapolis, who
was arrested yesterday for threatening his
wife, was discharged.
The 'only authorized west hotel edition"
of the Hotel Gazette, appeared yesterday &C
cording to announcement. 1t is an eight
page number; very neat geographically,
with the best description yet printed.
Martin Ollenger and Mary Norton, Lewis
Paulson and Betsey Peterson, Isaac Hargrave
and Katie Weber, W. R. Barrows and Fannie
G. Deestin, j. H. Lewis and Marie Hogans
obtained marriage licences.
It was rumored at the court house yester-
day that Judge Lochren will to-day file his
decision in the injunction suit brought
against the Base Ball association. Further
more that he will grant the injunction. What
will the Dudes do then.
Mrs. Burner, the "vile procuress," is
again in jail, her attorney Robinson, who
went her bail, delivering her up to the au-
thorities tonight. The girl who she claims
to be her daughter has disappeared and is
supposed to be in Milwaukee.
Theodore Gestfeld, representing the Chi
cage Times, is in the city. He stated to a
GLOBE representative that he had noted
marvellous growth and advscement in our
city, denoting unwonted prosperity during
the two years since his last visit to our great
metropolis.
II. G. Walton, G.. A. r. man from Troy,
Kansas, last night in the lobby Of the Nicol-
let hotel, was holding $40 and ticket to st.
Joseph, when a man grabbed lit Agentle-
man interfered to stop the thief when an
other man stuck him. A big crowd gathered
and started after the thief, who was not
caught. The man who struck the blow was,
however, caught on Third street He says
his name is John Kingston, d railroad man
from Carson.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson yesterday, when
he heard of the accident to Geo. F. Johnson,
the Dakota veteran who lost his leg Monday
by the street cars on Washington avenue,
started around among the G. A. r. boys at
the court house and in hardly any time col
lected $40. Here is suggestion for some
one else. If it was known at Camp Beath
that a fund is to be raised it would not be a
great while before a very respectable sum
would be raised.
While the procession escorting Gen. Logan
n the West hota1 xUaS pascipo on Wochiuu
Ton avenue yesterday morning man named
Smith, who, with his wife, was standing on
the steps of the First National bank, had his
pocket picked of S1S625. Smith had just
crossed the street and was going to deposit
the money in the bank. Four men crowded
about him when he was entering the bank
and he thinks it was then the money was
taken. He is peddler and lives at corner
Of Sixth street and Eighteenth avenue north.
The smoke house in the pork packing es-
adjustment of Holbrook 81 jackson, 213
Second street south, caught fire from the
dripping of fat from some hams which were
being smoked. The damage was but slight
and the fire was easily extinguished. Some
goods in the laundry of Meagher Brothers
next door were also damaged by the smoke.
Subscription Fund.
The following is copy of the subscriptions
to the finance fund, as reported yesterday,
being the contributions from the liquor
dealers of the city:
We the undersigned hereby agree to pay
on demand to the order of c.. B. Heffeliuger,
as chairman of the finance committee of the
q. A. r., the respective sums of money set
opposite our respective names for the pur
pose of assisting in defrayng the expenses
incident to the meeting of the national en-