St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
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Snow Shoe club is one of the novel or
CARNATIONS promised.
A turkey shoot will be held at the Lake
View house, Lake Calhoun to-morsow.
The number Of children enrolled in the
public schools Of Minneapolis is $4,000.
Fred Delamater's child, three years old, has
been attacked by smallpox at No. 250 South
Fifth street.
L. P. Plummer Post, G. A. r., will inaug-
urate series of sociables at Morrison hall
this evening.
Lilah Hoffman and Kittie Nudge, for keep
ing houses Of ill-repute, paid fines in $3.50
each yesterday.
Flen Bros, proprietors of the Nicollet ave-
nue bird store, yesterday made an assign
ment TO r. J. Anderson.
Thanksgiving bags for the receipts of gifts
from pbilanthropic citizens, TO the children's
home are being distributed.
The Lachmund concert given in the Sec
ond Congregational church, last evening,
proved an especially happy affair.
Peter anderson stole 50 box of cigars
from Smith IL Rosback, and Judge Bailey
gave him ten days yesterday for the crime.
The postofiice committee, under the new
order, held an examination to applicants to
positions in that Office, in Curtiss hall yes
terday.
Johu HAberhier, than whom there is no
better cook in the country, is making extern
sive preparations Ior Thanksgiving at 205
Nlcoliet.
John Kelly, who was charged with assault
ANA battery, was discharged yesterday. the
complaining witness failed to put in an APP
pearance.
The Watertown people were the guests of
Col McCrory yesterday. He escorted them
over the Motor line and they appeared to en-
JOY the occasion hugely.
Sheriff Munger, of Aberdeen, left last
evening with Dennis, the man who is
charged with clipping with another mans
wife, as his particular charged.
Tne portraits Of the ladies who are to par
tcipate in the collar and elbow wrestling
match at Market hall tomorrow evening have
been placed on exhibition in the Nicollet
house rOtunda
Peter Sour'r, the saloon keeper charged
with selling liquor outside the ominous active
patrol lines without license, has had his
trial again continued. This time the same
is set for December 9.
Frank Merrett of Mankato, is in the city
attending matters conf ected with the Man
kato Concert company. Although Repub-
Ican of the deepest dye, he is celebrating
Cleveland's election.
Lodge No. K. of P. will give a basket
GOQial
evening. Members Of the order are cordi-
ally Invited to attend. Admission fifty
cents.
Detective Caswen arrested a young man,
who is known among detectives and police
circles yclept ''Scottie,'' for stealing over
coats. The prisoner confesses to having
stolen several listers.
The banks of the city will all be closed dur
ing Thanksgiving day. Bankers as well as
other people are exceedingly fond Of turkey,
and want plenty of time to contemp plate,
masticate and digest
In the three mile dash at University rink
last night, between Frank Barron, of st.
Paul, and Jim Alger, of this city, Alger was
an easy winner by two laps, time fourteen
minutes and forty seconds.
Some two hundred delegates to the
national cattlemen's convention just held in
st. Louis, left Chicago last evening for Min
neapols. They will spend a day in this city
when they will return to their respective
homes.
The horse trading imbroglio which led to
the arrest of S. NJ. Saderling upon the charge
OF larceny, came up before Judge Bailey yes
terday for trial, but the co mplaining witness
was discharged, as all, who were cognizant
OF toe facts connected with the affair antici-
pated.
Albert T. Beck, a prominent attorney,
Indianapolis, Ind, and a thorough Cleye-
land and Hendricks man, has been in the
city two or three days, stopping over for a
look at Minneapolis, prior to going to Fargo,
where seshas a lot of legal business to look
after.
Anna Smith was arrested at the instance
OF Christina VJanderer upon charge of as
sault and battery. The complaining witness,
When she swore out the warrant, gave evil
dence OF pretty rough treatment. The trial
was continued until December 2.
The general advisory and several sub-com-
mittees ha wing in charge the grand army
relief fair at armory hall the second week in
William 2. Roberts, so Eleventh street north
this evening at 1880 o'clock, TO com pare
notes and discuss details.
just before time for the adjournment of
court last eVeninga jury was impaneled to
try the suit of the Herzog Manufacturing
company vs. the city of Minneapolis. The
action is to recover a balance of $12, 557. rs
due: on a contract for building the roof on
tho east side pumping station.
Yesterday morning the fire department was
called to No. 326 Fourth street southeast,
where fire had broken out in a boarding
house occupied by Mrs Desmond. The de-
partmeht extinguished the fire with a loss of
about $3.50, which is fully covered by insur-
ance. The fire caught from stoyepipe
which was extended through partition.
John Kaller and Anna Elniger, Edward
Brett and Kotie Wynne, Charles E. Smith
and Mary R. Mitchell, Thomas Baker and
Sarah j. Wilkinson, G. j. Aalstrom and
Annie L. Baxsel, Edwin Arch and Emeline
Weyel, VIM. Neneg and Annie Nesig, E.
Russell and Lena Janson, Peter s. Stewart
VIM Gersdorf and Minnie Schultz, Anton
Dyiak and Agatha Piekoi. J. W. Clark and
Eva NJ Smith, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
District Court Briefs.