St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MlNNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Yesterday the amount of the building permits
issued aggregated S12, $3.50.
The Odd Fellows are here-legions Of them.
And they odd indeed.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward will organ
ize Blaine and Logan club.
The Odd Fellows banquet'on Monday night at
the West will prove sumptuous affair.
The Minneapolis saw mills will probably shut
down November /, or fifteen days earlier than
last year.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
will meet in the Friends house at o'clock this
afternoon.
n. Boneparte, colored loafer, charged with
obstructing the sidewalk was yesterday COM
mitted thirty days.
Richard Powers, who was arrested at the in
stance of his wife, julia will be tried on the 18th
for alleged wife beating.
A horse was stolen from barn on Second ave-
nue. north, between First and Second streets,
Thursday night about 10 O'Clock.
The mothers meeting of the Hygienic and
Heredity society will meet Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Friends church.
Blankets stolen recently from Hawkins livery
stable on Thirteenth street were yesterday found
by the police in a second hand store.
Rev. Thos. McClary, of saltwater, delivered q
lecture Sunshine in Labor at the Thir-
teenth Avenue N. E church last evening.
The newspaper sensation about the sudden
disappearance of c. C. Pierce, of the Merchants
Dispatch, doesn't pan out very extensively.
The examination of j. f. Nowlin, for forging
Whitcomb's name TO S24 check yesterday
continued until September 10, in the same bonds.
A railroad man named Murphy fell through the
treste on the c., NJ. & st. P. Washington ave-
nue. crossing Thursday night and fractured his
right
A. c. Sylvester is under arrest charged with
assaultiug Jas. Dawson. This case was yester-
day continued until September 10, in the NUM-
cipal court.
All the Chicago and eastern mails have been
from one to five hours late since the heavy rains
owing to washouts along the line of the Mil
waukee road.
The Minneapolis Wagon company have leased
the Franklin Steele building, corner First street
and Second avenue south, and will use it as an
office and warerooms.
c. G.. Peck is charged with selling liquor with
out license. The case will come up for trial
on September 16, and meanwhile he is under
$500 bonds for appearance.
a pat OF d. W. ANDERSON s aCQltlOn was yes
terduy filed with the register of deeds. The ad-
dition lies at the intersection of Western avenue
and the Minneapolis & Cedar Lake road.
John Fitzgibbons, who was arrested on war
rant sworn out by NJ. Nomack the photographer,
for assault and battery, was discharged i'll the
municipal court yesterday, for want of prosecu-
ton.
John Eslinger, 1t will be remembered has been
arrested on two scores, for selling liquor without
license. His trial will occur on the Goth instant
pending which he is under $500 bonds in each
case.
The Franco Canadian Democratic club will
meet this evening instead of last evening as an
nounced in yesterdays GLOBE. Hon. c. C..
e. Merriam and Mr.. Oliver, of st. Paul, will make
addresses.
Claude Adams who is the ''presiding angel
at the gilded palace at No. 116 Second avenue
sJuth paid fine in S52.5 yesterday. The 500
established by Judge Mahoney does not stand
with Judge Bailey.
August Buck, who was employed in N P.
Clark's lumber yard was painfully injured yes
terday afternoon by a load of lumber falling
upon him. He sustained u broken leg besides
many bad bruises and sprains.
Francis Murphy and son will begin series of
temperance meetings in this city with a lecture
in the First Congregational church on the east
side tomorrow morning. In the evening q meet
ing will be held in the Grand.
Articles of Incorporation OF the convent of the
Sisters of Mercy were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds. The officers are Alice Lynch,
president; Julia Roland, vice president; Kate
Bennett treasurer; Alice March, secretary.
Rev. G. Ryan, of Green Isle, Mimi, died at
80 o'clock last evening at tho pastoral resi-
dence of Rev. James McGolrick. of this city.
The funeral ceremonies will be held at the church
of the immaculate Conception Monday, begin
ing at 1880 q m.
Last night the bill at Pence Operu house was
changed. Uncle Toms Cabin failed to draw
very largely and it gave way to Tom Taylor's
great play, 1.-The Ticket of Leave Man." which
was nicely put on and pleased large audience.
The play is one of the most popular of its day
and class.
careless driver last evening ran into q buggy
standing in front of Knowles saloon on Wash
ington avenue, and in the melee which followed
several horses broke loose and tried to run away
A buck board belonging to S. S. Thompson and
buggy belonging to w. W. Boyden badly
damaged.
The Odd Fellows will enjoy picnic excursion
to Lake Minnetonka to-day The programme
will include ride over the Minneapolis s. st.
Louis railway to Lake Park, where the party
VIII DOdTu tue Delie Oh MlnneIO0ka Tor trll
around the lake. The affair will include lunch
In Amusement hall.
Gustav W. Strand and Annie n. Walmmere
CLANS Anderson and Margaret B. NJ. Anderson
Hugh Donyhue and Annie MCGUIRE, Andrew G
Newland and Betsey Anderson, Andrew Harrison
and Carrie Hamer, Il. Bost and Annie Gilbertson
Chas. Erickson and Carrie Screnson, yesterday
obtained marriage Licenses.
The match game of Lacrosse which was tc
have been played yesterday between the Mime
apois and the St. Paul clubs for the champion
ship Of the United States, has been postponed
for about two weeks. The Minneapolis boy
are in fine 9m and confident that they will
carry off the honors. A largely attended meet
ing of the Minneapolis club was held recently
when il was resolved that committee should
call upon leading citizens for contributions to
fund in order to place the club on a sound inan
cial basis.