St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Too much rain for Odd Fellow pleasure.
Odd Fellows badges are seen on the streets
everywhere.
The st. Paul citizens will entertain the
Sovereign Grand lodge to-day.
The new Presbyterian church on the east
side side will be dedicated on Sunday.
branch of the Knights of Labor have
been organized in north Minneapolis.
The Ames Zouaves drill in their armory,
No 214 Nicollet avenue, this evening.
Peter Saurer's saloon case has been con-
tinued to the 10Th at 4 O'Clock, when jury
will be empan neled.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
will hold regular weekly meeting in Cath
Ole Association hall this evening.
Hans Holmerson and Casper Olson are
two disorderly characters. They were yes
terday assigned months quarters with
Stoddart.
Donna Howard, First street nymph du
pave, paid $50. so into the city treasury yes
terday for the privileges conferred by the ad-
ministration.
For disorderly conduct Charles Henry
came down with the ske1els in the municipal
court yesterday. 1t amounted to seven and
one half cases.
Requiem mass was sung for the rest of the
soul of the late Rev. Father Burns at the
church Of the Immaculate Conception yes
terday morning.
A small fire at the lumber yard of East
man, Bovey & Co. on the east side occa-
eli cd oil pf fro 10 Of inc frOD
1875. No damage.
The occasion of the fire alarm yesterday
morning was big pile of papers at the
United States express Office. The chemical
made needless run.
Daniel T. Reding was up yesterday upon
the charge Of INDUCING in abusive language,
but the complaining witness failed to appear
and he was discharged.
Frank Crowley, who died Sunday morning
from injuries received at Clough Bros. saw
mill was buried yesterday at the Catholic
: cemetery on the east side.
John S. Blakeny, the young clerk en-
ployed by Dale. Barnes, Morse 81 Co., was
not arraigned yesterday. 1t is hoped that
the matter will be settled up
The Fourth ward Democrats will organize
a Cleveland and Hendricks club on Saturday
night in the hall Of the Franco-C Canadian
club adjoining the board Of trade rooms.
The body of Otto Loveland, who was
drowned at Minnetonka Saturday was shipped
TO La Crosse last night. Ole Strands body
will be shipped to relatives at Gibbons to-
day.
John Anderson was charged with vagrancy
and superintendent of the poor, Nelson Will
liams, was the complaining witness. The
decree of the court was thirty days in the
county Jail.
The Sixth ward Republicans stigmatize
the caucus held in the second precinct as a
gross outrage. So the war begins to rage,
and 1t gives promise OF continuing. "It is
war to The knife"
1t is charged that Thomas Askijouson had
his saloon open on Sunday, so says Fred
Malone. Thomas was pulled before his
honor yesterday and he gave bonds in $500
for his appearance on the 23d instant.
Special Officer Hurley arrested VIM. Ash
bin for stealing chickens from the coops at
the Farmers hotel on South Second street.
William was arraigned yesterday and will
now do thirty days time in the county Jail.
The Republicans are seriously exercised
over the caucus held in the second precinct
of the Sixth ward. at is war to the knifen
The young Republicans will not vote for
Gillian who was not regularly nominated.
Robert 7. Reid and Ella Crossman, o. b.
Currier and Jennie Archambault, Ole For
bard and Dorthea Solberg, John August
Carlson and Eva Johnson, George Visnyorski
and Eliza Oczilka, yesterday obtained mar
riage licenses.
c. .. Duplessis is arranging for gym
nastic exhibition soon. f. j. Dormir is
training in the Minneapolis gymnasium for
wrestling match, but 1t is not decided who
will meet him, but 1t is thought that he will
match O'Connor, the pedestrian.
County Auditor Mcdonald Yesterday
turned auctioueer and sold the delinquent
tax judgments in the towns of Bloomington,
Dayton, Crystal Lake, Brooklyn, Eden
To-day the lands in the other towns Of the
county will be sold.
Schedules Of assets and liabilities were
yesterday filed in the assignment of Ellis &
Leikem, the insolvent lumber firm. The
assets amount to SIS, 530.47, consisting of
accounts receivable. The liabilities amount
to S22, 1Sl.S3 having deficit of SO, 651. 26.
The largest creditors are NJ Mcclure d Co.,
SS,649; L. F. Meuage, s7,92S.70; J. II.
kerrick Il Co., $4,5S