St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-12
M1NNEApoL1s eLosELETs.

Tor Sl3 on Saturday night
The Crusaders T. A. society will meet in
Catholic Association hall this evening.
L. Flanagan, vag of the old school, was
yesterday sentenced to thirty days in the
county jail
The Ames Zouaves will hold a drill meet
ing at their armory, 214 Nicollet avenue,
this evening.
''Man in cell II for working the 50 racket
is the entry against one of the occupants of
the city lock up last evening.
Clara Mahoney was found guilty of drunk
enness by his honor yesterday. She was
committed thirty days.
The saloon of E. V. Williams, 46 Tenth
street south, was yesterday shut up by the
foreclosure of mortgage.
Despite the iron clad general order No.
Z" the usual number of plain DRINKS were
arraigned before his honor yesterday.
Minnie Vizner and Julian Lemias, occu-
pying apartments for immoral purposes,
were both sent up for term Of thirty days.
An adjourned meeting of the city council
will be held this evening TOR the purpose of
transacting business connected with the city
assessors office.
Christ. Hammond, who was arrested from
the Pacific house upon the charge of firing
off his revolver without discrimination, was
yesterday discharged by the court.
The executive committee of the G.. A. R..
will hold another meeting this evening, when
all the subcommittee which have not yet
wound NJ, fhnir will
Mrs. Dorrenson who was killed by the
Manitoba train Saturday evening will be
buried from Connolly 81 O'Reilly's undertake
ing establishment this aftern DON at o'clock.
A house on Second street north, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, yesterday
morning caught fire from defective Chin
uey ard occasioned an alarm of fire. No
damage.
DR.. W. o. Stephens little twelve year old
daughter died Sunday afternoon and the
funeral will occur from the family residence,
No. 1915 Fourth avenue south, at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon.
Charles Hicks, the driver of one of Eddy's
hacks, paid fine in IS yesterday for stolidly
refusing to ''move on'' with his vehicle from
IN front of the Nicolet house when ordered
to do so by Officer Mousou.
a barn belonging to Walter Babcock al
$50 Fourteenth avenue south, which was re-
Gently partially destroyed by fire, again
caught fire yesterday and burned to the
ground The loss was small
Mrs. Hanson, living on Fourth avenue
south, last evening saw negro stealing
clothes which were hanging up in her back
yard. She informed Officer Bradley and the
result is gloomy cell in the lookup.
S. H. Wood e. Co., have brought libel
suit against the p. p. to collect S25, 900 dam
ages. The suit grows out of an attack upon
Wood q Co. several months ago, charging
them with running bucket shop, etc.
On Sunday afternoon Patrick Gibbons,
aged Is, and Daniel Leo, aged Z, were play
ing at the house of the former, on Ramsey
street when Gibbons shot the other boy
through the lip with a revolver. No arrests
have been made.
In the district court yesterday Eliza Fog
arty commenced a suit for divorce against
James Fogarty, alleging desertion for over
three years, drunkenness, profanity and
abuse She also asks the custody of their
three year old daughter, Geneva.
Matte Jones, Lille Davis and Jessie GRAY
yesterday cheerfully gave up $12. 80 each to
retain their personal liberty. They natu
rally conclude the rooms over the 'tHouse OF
David" are not desirable for a permanent
residence, and have changed quarters.
Olson, the fiend who attempted to outrage
little girl Saturday on the south side, is
suspected of Il similar attempt upon the per-
son of five year old girl whose parents live
on Nicollet island the particulars of which
were narrated in the GLOBE at the time.
Hans Krogstad and Matilda Madison, W.
s. Miller and Lille P. Crosby, Morris O'Con-
nor and Elizabeth Brooke, Z. B. Paler and
Nevada Jefferes, Jerome Hill and Ida Leigh,
NJ l.. Fagin and Annie Sauderson, John
Holmer and Hannah Enbhaur, j. w. Young
and Martha l.. Fuller, yesterday received
marriage licenses.
Detective Quinlan yesterday arrested a
man who grve his name George Edery, who
will probably be arraigned to-day for horse
stealing A horse, wagon and harness was
stolea from a resident of Excelsior few
days ago. Edery few days ago sold the
harness to secondhand dealer in this CITY,
and it is presumed that he knows where the
iOst VI the property u.s.
The coroner's Jury which was empan-
nelled to inquire into the cause of the death
Of Mrs. Annie Sorrenssn, killed by the cars,
listened to the testimony of the husband of
the deceased, Hans Sorrenson, through an
interpreter, he being unable to speak Eng
fish. He merely identified the remains, as
he saw nothing of the accident The in
quest then adjourned until o'clock this
afternoon.
The examination of Turner, the alleged
rapist, was heard yesterday az the Office of
Justice of the Peace Bishop at Excelsior.
Turner is harness maker about forty years
ola and has wife and three children. Eliza
Spence is girl 16 years old who is en-
ployed in the family. On the night of the
llth she charges that Turner came to her
room, and in spite of her protestations, I'M
dressed. got into bed with her, and by force
accomplished her ruin.
Calling at the office of Charles II. Clarke.
secretary of the Northwestern Industrial as
ISOLATION, we were shown a dispatch from
Boston announcing that Hon. B. F. Butler
would be at the fair and deliver an address
positively. Those who have heard General
Butler we are sure will not fail to try
and hear him again; those who have not
heard him will miss rich and rare treat if
they permit anything TO interfere or prevent
them from being present. Politics aside, he
is, without question, one among the ablest
men in the nation.
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