St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Francis Murphy will speak at the Foss N. E.
church at o'clock this afternoon.
The usual services are announced for the re-
form club in Harrison hall this afternoon.
OF the seven criminal cases before Judge
Bailey yesterday, four sentences were sus-
pended.
The Father Matthew T. A. soc iety will hold
regular meeting in the Catholic association hall
this evening.
a temperance concert will be given in Chest
. nuts hall, west end, at $3.50 this afternoon, as
free rs the gospel.
Raleigh A. DAILY, of Lowell, Mass; W. II.
Lyon, of Illinois, were yesterday admitted to
practice at the bar in the district court.
Plats yesterday filed with the register of
deeds of Prospect Park first and second divis-
ions, and Canes out lots to Excelsior.
W. NJ Barrows is still wagering on Capt Mer-
mans election TO congress. His last bet was
$500 with John Martin, and he will win.
A. vote taken on train between Minneapolis
and Duluth yesterday resulted as follows: Cleve-
land a, Blaine -, Butler 1, ST. Johnl
j. b. Bassett i Co.'s saw mill will run until
Jack Frost takes formal possession of the river
surface, The other mills shut down last night.
The Sunday school teachers met in the parlors
Va tue l. NJ y. ~ yesterday Tor u blOle study.
The class was under the direction Of Geo. b.
Bradbury.
ID. .. +. Meagher returned from Chicago and
reports the widest enthusiasm for Cleveland in
that metropolis. The Democratic torch light
professions are wonder.
Mary Benton was before his honor yesterday
II was the same old complaint much of the
"old crathur." Sentence was suspended and
she will be sent home down in the country.
5. W. Ryan. father of Marco Illus Ryan, re
ported drowned under suspicious circumstance
week ago in the Missouri river beyond Pierre,
has gone TO investigate the case.
1t is matter of general surprise that the
grand jury returned no bill of indictment agains
the man W. w. Wright, who was horsewhippeC
by the father OF the little girl whom he was en-.
desvoring TO abduct.
4 sneak thief made of with an over coat from
in front OF Vanstrom's clothing store on Henne.
pin avenue yesterday, but he hadn't gone far
before blue coated protector nabbed him and
he was waltzed TO the cooler.
Officer Jim Howard mourns the loss of his
dandy uniform coat, the work of a sneak thief
Howard thought it was good joke when Office
Leonard was the victim the other day, but b.
takes the matter seriously now.
Ole Anderson and Carrie Sundlee. Christ Han
son anu Josephine johnson, Frank Wood ant
Mary Schaeffer, Ole j. johnson and Eliza Ander
son, A. r. Braun and Anna Slower, Thomas "
Mullen and Maggie Fitzgerald, s. ID. Cogsdie an,
Eliza Fletcher yesterday obtained marriage Ii
censes.
The Dayton Brothers will terminate their man
agement of the ST. James hotel tomorrow. Tn
furniture will probably be sold at public auction
There are several parties who are DESTROYS &
purchase the same could they get five year
lease OF the grounds. The present lease expire
May /, and no one cares TO take the hotel unit
that time only, snd the conse quence is the good
gill have TO be sold at what they will bring.
A few days ago the GLoBE made mention tha
Fred Lowe had entered complaint st the mum
cipal court that one John Collum had Sttempte
TO seduce his little nine year old daughter
Yesterday Collum had Lowe arrested upon tn
charge Of assault with dangerous weapon wit
intent TO DO great bodily harm. The examin:
ton WAS continued until next Tuesday and th
defendant recognized for his appearance. A
investigation shows that Coum is shoe dealeI
and that loves little girl went 10 the store
purchase pair of shoes snd Collum ssSed be
10 kiss him. Lowe subsequently, visited N
store ami threatened 10 shoot him, when Collul
absented himself precipits;ely by jumping frol
Q rear window.