St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Minneapolis VS.. Saltwater at the grounds
to-day.
Danz's band plays at Oak Lake park this
evening.
The day and night patrolmen changed
places yesterday.
Remember the GLOBE has moved to 213
Eennepin avenue.
The annual parade of the fire department.
is to be omitted this year.
Bob Ingersoll is to lecture at the Grand
Opera house on Saturday evening, July II.
Thirty-two warranty. deeds were yesterday
fled with the register of deeds, amounting to
S1i,251.
The Republican Fourth district committee
meets at the Nicollet house at 2 o'clock this
afternoon
The adjourned special meeting of the Pres
byterian alliance was held last evening a
the Westminster church.
Seven prostitutes and one keeper of a
house of ill-fame yesterday contributed to
the city's conscience fund.
w. W. Saterlee is TO deliver the Fourth of
July Grafton at the Jordan celebration. He
will probably improve the occasion.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Gregory, a cart
penter living on Fifth street and Sixth ave-
nue. east, fell from a scaffold aud broke his
left leg.
Yesterday was big day at the municipal
court, several cases set for hearing being
continued because of the inability of the
court to reach them.
Amputa.ion has been found necessary in
.hc case of Vim. Wallace, the Manitoba
brakeman who had one of his feet crushed
while coupling cars Monday night
C.hcer NJ. Kennedy arrested man named
Waters yesterday for stealing quantity of
cigars from a South Second street store. A
portion of the goods were recovered.
Dnrng the month of June there were 100
eeSths in the city. During the same time
40 marriage licenses were issued, so the
c:;y will not lose in point of population.
.inong the items rela ling to preparations
o. hotels for the summer, it should be men
soned ,hat the interior of the Hotel de Stod-
dafd is receiving new coat of wihtewash.
In the case of the State vs. Peter NJ.
Gideon, for offence growing out of the Ball
Hastings mattsr, the defendant was dis
Charged upon a'tcclnical error in the war
rant.
railroad engineer named Gleason re-
ports to the pc lice that two gold watches have
been stolen rom his room at a boarding
house, eorne Third avenue northeast and
Main street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by
the clerk cf the district court: Stephen
bowling and Mary Ludwein, Oscar +. Boed
Ter and Emily j. Adams, Philip Kohlhase
and Liz'ziGJ Becke.
r. Ciahsen, the scenic artist, appeared be-
fore the G. AR. executive committee last
evenin 3 and submitted some beautiful de-
signs for emblematc paintings twenty feet
in height which, if the committee decides to
adopt them, will be placed in the coliseum.
The pupils of the Holy Rosary school gave
their fifth annual entertainment at Pence
Opera house yesterday afternoon. There
was very large audience and the exercises
were full OF interest. Father Hoban pre-
sented the graduating class with medals and
premiums.
The damage and annoyance resulting
from the knocking of balls over the fence at
the base ball grounds to the residents in that
vicinity is quite likely to result in suit for
an injunction against the games. AS we
understand one or two parties are already
seriously considering that course.
During the six months ending June 30,
12,4S3 papers of all descriptions have been
filed with the register of deeds, as against
1888 fled from January to July /, 1888.
OF this number 1861 were warranty deeds,
8,OO4 mortgage deeds, 1874 satisfactioDs of
mortgages, 494 partial satisfactions of mort
cages, !, ,4S3 miscellaneous papers.
The case of the st. Anthony Falls Water
Power company VS.. Cole 65 Weeks, which
was taken as a test case in the five suits of
the company brought to procure injunctons
against mill owners from using more than
certain amount of water power, was again
before the district court yesterday. The tes-
timony in the case was taken early in the
term, and the argument began yesterday.
AT the G. A. r. meeting last evening no
definite action was taken concerning the To-
cation of the camp, and it is presumed such
action will be deferred until the st. Paul,
Milwaukee and Chicago railroad is heard
from. A ladies auxiliary corps was organized
in the afternoon at which twenty-six ladies
were mustered in under the command of
Mrs. Anna Wright.
large audience greeted the Calender
minstrcls on their second appearance last
evening at the Grand opera. Billy Kersands
was not present, as advertised, but Tom
Mcintosh filled his place very acceptably.
The show is a very funny one, the company
Is strong musically, and the entertainment
isone of the best Of its class. There win be
matinee this afternoon and closing per-
formance this evening.