St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
Sept. 18, 1884.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Francis Murphy at Market hall this alter
noon.
1t was exceedingly dull Saturday, from a
news gathering standpoint.
The Hill-Johnson fight continues to be the
political feature in Minneapolis.
Eugene Dare, Manitoba employe, yester-
day cut one of his feet severely with an ak.
The Minnesota club win meet next
Wednesday night at the parlors of the West
hotel
Joseph Cooke will lecture in the Westmin-
lister church on Friday night on ga night in
the Acropolis.'
Hon. o. G. Merriman will address the
Third ward Cleveland and Hendricks club
ON Wednesday evening.
wealthy Minneapolis Democrat has made
wager of SIC, 900 that the Democrats will
carry Ohio in November.
The members of the Minneapolis press
have been invited to visit Dion Boucicault at
private car tomorrow.
The First ward Personal Liberty club will
hold meeting in the East side Turner hall,
Zee will be appointed.
Inc ClAbu warn ADOL rOuTJu WSTu)
Cleveland, Hendricks and Merriman club
meets Monday evening and will be addressed
by Capt. Merriman and others.
Prof John Ogden, of Washington, d. c.,
addressed the teachers meeting in the high
school building yesterday morning upon the
theory and practice of teaching.
The name of Hon. Baldwin Brown, of the
East side, is mentioned as one of the prob
able candidates for the nomination to the
Office Of sheriff In the Democratic conven-
ton next Saturday.
Detective Quinlan, last night, arrested
man named Devine for stealing watch from
VIM. Pixley, who resides on Sixth avenue
oorth. The watch is valued at $25, and had
been pawned for SIS.
George HUM, the German candidate for
register of deeds, has antagonized those of
his nationality by refusing peremptorily to
sign the protest to the city council against
the "dead line" ordinance.
Emma Brown is the cognomen under
which the demi monde sails who keeps a
''boarding" house on First street. She paid
fine in $3.50 for privileges extended to
her during the past month by the reform ad-
ministration.
The following obtained marriage licenses
yesterday: John Larson and Hilda Peter
son, Lewis NJ. Olson and Mary johnson,
John Hersburg and Katie Munkler, Philip
Raaba and Katie Miller, John S. Buckner
and Clara Groth.
K. Silverstein, one of the saloon keepers
charged with dispensing ardent spirits on
the Lords day, had the case dismissed yes
far1av
filed against him. It is probable that the old
one would not hold water.
The Sixth ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club will meet at Martins hall, corner Cedar
and Washington avenues south, Monday
evening September go, at 7:3O p. m Hon.
o. G. Merriam, Judge Cochrane and others
are expected to addresr the members.
Andrew Wallstrom yesterday, in the dis
trict court, com menced suit against George
McMullen for Is, 800, for injuries received
by the falling of a derrick, June 10, while he
was working ON culvert over Bsssett's
creek, under the defendants direction.
AT the special term of the district court
yesterday morning in the suit for damages
of Gabriel Spence against P. H. Turner for
the seduction of his daughter, demurrer to
Ill was given twenty days in which to
amend.
The Mutual Live Stock association yester-
day filed amen dments to their articles of in
corporation with the register of deeds, to the
effect that r. W. LANG A. A. Page, c. II.
Penrith, J. II. Harry, Jr, W. Uric, j. w
Molyneaux, Geo. NJ. Hurd, Wade j. Lewis.
Chas. W. Sjiel.
The Democratic club Of the Fourth ward
have engaged the hall formerly occupied by
the Advent society, on second floor over
Elliott's iewelry store, No. 251 Nicollet ave
enue, at which place they will hold, in future
heir club meetings. 1t will also be the
headquarters for the congressional commit
tee of this district.
In the district court yesterday John E
Bodley commenced suit for divorce from
his wife, Lizzie Bodley, whom he charges
committed adultery with B. A. KIuse july =,
at the room Of the latter in Myers block, and
since has been guilty Of the same offense a
number of times. The parties were married
Al st, Cloud April "a, 1sS2.
Miss Hazel Blake, who recently made her
debut at the Pence Opera house in the drama,
is doing excellently as the leading lady OF
the company. She is no novice on the
stage, having been the principal vocalist in
the Ida Siddons company, and other combi-
nations of the kind. Miss Blake's singing
is the redeeming feature of the entertain
rrTis at Pence.
faa Minneapolis bar association has re-
Gted the following additional law books:
SaeSett on Instruction to juries, Bowler
Law Dictionary 18th edition., Morrison
Mining Reports "A vols.l, Hswlev's Ameri-
can Criminal Reports Is vols, L. 5. Re
vlsed Statutes and Supplement e vols ,
Browns Index Digest, Waits Table of Cases