St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-27
FLETCHER is confident He believes his
ropes are correctly laid to pull him into
nomination at the district convention.
M1NNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The real estate contracts filed yesterday
aggregated 1884, 459
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening at Zouave hall
Three men were arrested last evening fol
stealing Frank Penderghast's silver watch IN
Dicks saloon.
Alexander Sullivan, president Of the L. n
L. of America, will speak at Market hall on
Monday evening.
John H. Morris of the East Side is the
latest reported victim of the chicken thieves
He lost some twenty fowls.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
society holds its weekly meeting this after
noon at Catholic Association hall.
The Irish National league will hold a
weekly meeting this evening at A. o. Il.
hall, 10 South Washington avenue.
Horace Bpssett, Manitoba railway brake
man, had his left hand so badly crushed by
the bumpers that amputation was found
necessary.
In the case of w. W. Cargin, ct al, VS..
The Milers' and Manufacturing Insurance
company, Judgment was yesterday filed in
favor of the plaintiffs.
The suffrage socable announced for
Tuesday evening at Elliot hall, April 29th,
has been postponed until sometime in May.
Notice will be given.
Mrs. Stamm, partially deranged woman
who left her home recently, returned yester-
day and says she had been in hospital near
Hastings since her disappearance.
r;o h.; IL
to Sank Rapids about a month ago by Sheriff
Stoddart, is again in the city and will doubt
less be the guest of her official friend in a
few days.
Strickland g. Wilson, Washington avenue,
near Hennepin, have the finest coupe in the
CITY, Orders are solicited and satisfaction is
guaranteed. Communicate by telephone if
necessary.
Alexander Drapers' little daughter was Sc
riously scalded about the neck and arms by a
careless servant girl overturning dish of
hot water upon her, at the home on Tenth
avenue sonth.
The divorce case of Minna Schultz VS.. Ed
ward Schultz, which came up in the district
court yesterday, was continued for another
week, and the case of Maggie Bergstrum
against NJ. Bergstrum was stricken from the
calendar.
Strickland & Wilson, the liverymen on
Washington avenue, near Hennipin, have
magnificent Kentucky horses for sale. They
have finely matched teams of carriage and
saddle horses, which are well worth seeing
before purchasing elsewherer.
The criminal business of the municipal
court yesterday was confined to four cases of
plain drunkenness, one of vagrancy and
the collection of the regular monthly fines of
the nymph du pave element from First street.
The latter comprised the occupants of two
bardells, and they swelled the treasury in
about $3.50.
The following parties received marriage
licences yesterday: Knute Larson and Ell
len Anderson, Elmer Nelson and Annie E.
Brendy, r. G. Enright and Jane Daley,
Charles String and Annie Anperson, Michael
Kane and Maggie Baoderick; WIN. A. Bloom
field and Mary E. Griffin, Charlie Bebus and
Kate Kosanda, Leonard Lenzen and Jose
phene Bacoeskey, S. Larson and Mary Sven
son.
The business transacted at the Scandia
bank, on Cedar avenue, keeps the officials
OF that institution continually on the 'tiump''
from the hour of opening uutil the bank is
closed. As agents for the various steamship
lines from all European ports to this country
they are doing an immense business and
giving entire satisfaction to their numerous
patrons. If you are sending for a
brother, sister, or cousin to any
of the old countries and wish to have bust
satisfactorily done for you, don't fail to visit
the Scondia bank where satisfaction is guar
anteed in every particular