St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-28
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBULEs.

The state Prohibition committee will
have an executive session this morning.
A meeting of the Associated Charities
will be held next Wednesday at the Friendly
Inn.
About Is, 600 barrels Of flour was the out
put of the mills in the past twenty-four
hours.
1t is said certain young politician re-
Gently divorced and remarked is posing as
Republican candidate for congress.
Bridget BARLEY, the woman arrested for
throwing a stone through a window, paid
a fine of IS in the municipal court yeSter-
day.
President Northrop is sanguine of the
future of the University, and says the en-
rollment for this year will be larger than
ever before.
Eighteen new horses for the fire depart
ment were purchased az ST. Louis by Chief
StetSon, Aid. Clough AMI Veterinary Sur
geon Horton.
The first skating of the season was in
obliged in last night. the First Universalist
church society giving carnival at the
Twenty-eighth street rink.
If the weather permits the three Sunday
schools connected with the city mission will
picnic to-day at the corner Of Plymouth and
Twelfth avenues north.
Detective Quinlan arrested man yester-
day afternoon who would not tell his name
upon suspicion OF robbing a Washington
avenue store of pair of boots.
Quite delegation from Minneapolis. in
GLIDING police and detective officers and re-
porters, left last night for Duluth to wit
ness the hanging of Wiseman to-day.
William II. Blaisdell. the bad boy ar
rested at the instance Of his mother for
abusing her and disobeying her, was yes
terday committed to the reform school.
Martin Swanson runs a saloon i'm South
Minneapolis. He was ''pinched' yesterday
on a charge of selling liquor to minor
His trial was set for to-day, he giving $500
bonds.
The suspected burglars and eraeksmen
arrested by Detective Gleason, and James
Stacy and wife, arrested by Detective Quin-
Ian, will be arraigned in the municipal
court to-day.
At 10 o'clock this morning the various
delegates to the riverway convention at St
Paul will meet at the board OF trade rooms
to agree upon policy, select one or more
Spokesman, etc.
Jack Taylor is ahard-lOoking citizen. He
was arTaigned in the municipal court yeSter-
day for drunkenness, and the Judge thought
ii a kindness to lay him away for awhile.
he was sent to jail for thirty days.
Coal men report unusually heavy sales for
August. The present chilly weather has
been the cause of the erection of many
stoves laid by until winter. There is a grim
.nf in ha
is general.
Detectives CaSwell and Gleason will
leave for La Crosse today n bring to this
city the burglars arrested there with kit
of tools on Wednesday. They are thought
TO be the cracksnen' VINO broke AShsen's
safe Saturday night.
On "Wednesday Robert Brown was ar
rested for converting his drug store into a
bar-room without license. Yesterday w.
Ii. Shipman, another druggist, was ar
rested on like charge and there are more
10 come. Both viii be given trial OH Mon
day next.
The eighteen horses purchased by the
committee on fire department at st. Louis
will arrive in a few days. OF the number
one team will be turned over to the police
department for use on TIE patrol wagon.
and the others will be used in the fire de-
partment.
The old grievance &c poor telegraph ser
vice and eXorbitant tolls between here and
Duluth has again come to the front. Four
months ago the Western Union promised a
change in the line of reform, but the COM
plants are now louder than ever. Dispair-
ing of satisfaction the chamber of commerce
OF Minneapolis and the board of trade of
Duluth will unite in erecting an independ-
ent line to afterward be extended to Chi