St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28
REGISTER to-day.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The real estate transfers filed yesterday ag-
gregated S1O7,773.
general meeting Of the city teachers will
be held at o'clock this morning at the high
school.
The coopers have decided upon demand
that the old rates be re-established after next
Monday.
There is project on foot looking toward
the establishment of a Canadian-American
institute in this city.
The jury was out last evening on the libel
case of NJ. E. Woodling against Geo. Knick-
erbocker and others.
In the case of Clara B. Morse against
George Galpin verdict of sl325 so was given
in favor of the plaintiff.
The tramp nuisance exasperates suburban
citizens. A work house might prove of some
benefit in abating the depredations of these
vagabonds.
a call is out asking those who are interest
ed in electing ladies to the school board to
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at sos
Second avenue south.
A. Nayatney, the Bohemian tailor, ar
Washington avenue tailor shop, was dis
charged yesterday.
Bridget BaitleY is under arrest as the in
stance of Lena Cobb, upon the charge of in
dulging in shockingly abusive language.
The trial will occur April 4.
At the Grand opera ''Hazel Kirke'' receiv-
ed warm and decidedly friendly greeting
1oct
character and large in numbers.
Joseph Bagley, a lad eighteen years old,
who was arrested on Wednesday upon the
charge of stealing coat from G. Larson,
was committed for fifteen days yesterday.
Early yesterday morning two story frame
house occupied by N. Berg and Gus. John
son, and owned by Mueller 81 Heinrich,
was burned at 213 Tenth avenue south.
Loss on building $500 and on furniture $780,
Insured.
The jury yesterday gave verdict of $500
to the plaintiffs in the st. Paul case of Breen
d Young against Watson, Perkins 81 Forrest,
the action being brought to recover $642. so
on granite sold and delivered for paving pur-
poses.
s. 81. Wood, of s. H. Wood & Co., leaves
for Chicago to-day to fill orders received by
their firm last evening for nearly half mill
on bushels OF wheat, with instructions to
buy as nearly the bottom as possible. Mr..
Wood expects to fill the orders Saturday
The following persons were recipients OF
marriage licenses yesterday: NJ. ]. Lund and
Laura Knutson, Henry Hendricks and Math-
Ida Josephson, David Scheibe and Annie
Anderson, John McGennis and Emma E.
Depew, j. 2. Johnson and Betsey Peterson.
The average attendance at the meetings OF
the Y. M. G. A. for the past year was thirty
four. At the Sunday afternoon Bible class
fifty attended, and at the MONDAY PRAYER
meeting sixteen. Boarding places were
found for 200 young men and employment
for twenty-one.
The horny handed toilers that lately reached
the hospitable shores of our republic from
despotic Europe appeared in clerk Daven-
ports office yesterday to the number of 25C
to get their naturalization papers. Judging
from their appearance some are under age
but their vote will count all the same on
Tuesday if they escape unchallanged.
''Stubby'' Anderson was arraigned before
Judge Baily yesterday for breaking into room
IL, Knowles block on Washington avenue,
and sustaining number of hats, the prop
erty OF Mahoney Brothers, who recently sus-
pended business in that block, and
stored the stock in the room mentined. The
room has been frequently broken into, and
on Wednesday night ''Stubby'' was caught in
the act and nabbed. This is the INVESTED
Gus prisoner' mentioned in yesterdays
GIORE