St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-16

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thought that Traylor's bond, for his appear
ance before the municipal court for trial in
the two cases for which he was arrested on
Friday, will not be operative, because he
has left the city at the instance of the court
authorities.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
George N. Morgan Post drum corps gave
a parade last evening.
The Minnesota exhibit will arrive from
New Orleans in few days.
Patsy Melen is again trying to arrange a
mill with Frank Glover OF Chicago.
The park commissioner is blamed because
seats in the parks have not been provided.
The state convention of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will begin this morning.
The Irish league have decided to give a
ball at Window hall Friday evening, July 8.
The Druids of the state will begin con-
vention at Druid's hall, Bridge square, this
morning.
Storekeepers say the difference in trade is
very perceptible when the flour mills are
shut down.
| The Swedish Brothers gave a picnic at
| Excelsior on Sunday, between 500 and 600
| people attending.
The council committee on gas and fire
| department did nothing but audit bills at
their meeting yesterday.
Yesterday the committee on roads and
bridges postponed opening the bids for
bridges until next Monday.
The fire department was called to Seven
teenth, on North and First streets, last even
.,,c- che L oh
The Caledonian club will give a literary
and musical social at Curtiss' hall this even
ing. The program is an unusually interest
ing one.
| Burglars entered the saloon at No. 20S
| Central avenve, and stole 1866 in money,
besides several boxes of cigars and guam
tity of liquors.
The county commissioners at their next
meeting will probably appoint a successor
to c. w. Smith, the late county superin-
| tendent of schools.
The Knights of Pythias will hold their
fifth annual basket picnic at Lake Park
June 81. The excursion will be over the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis.
Gus. Patwell was fined SIS yesterday for
disorderly conduct. He was arrested for
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circus grounds Saturday night.
| At an adjourned meeting Of the lumber
mans exchange last evening resolution
was adopted requesting the boom company
to clear the river of stray logs.
An inebriated individual kicked over a
red-hot vendors can on Nicollet avenue last
evening, and produced quite commotion in
addition to veritable shower of meat.
| Word was received yesterday that Patrick
Casey of Darwin, Meeker county, well
known in Minneapolis, who has for some
time been dangerously sick, is out of
| danger.
The city engineer is still waiting for
those plans for bridging the Manitoba rail-
way tracks. Engineer Miller of the road
| still has them, and consequently the city
council can take no action.
| The work of improving the West side
| canal will begin next month and will neces-
| state the closing of all but four of the West
| side mills. Those mills with steam power
will probably be kept in operation.
The Central W. G. T. U. will dedicate
| to temperance work this evening their new
room in the Spear block, corner of Four
teenth avenue southeast and Fourth street.
An interesting program with good music
has been prepared.
George Bennett and Mary Nicholson,
| Thomas Flanery and Catharine Healy,
and Mary ST. Jacques, William Ryan and
Helen Carr yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
The hearing of the application for writ
of habeaS corpus by the counsel for S. FL.
Tod Noe
sachusetts, was again continued yesterday
in the district court, being set for o'clock
this morning.
Two policemen were before the police
commissioners yesterday for an adjustment
of difficulty coming from alleged inter-
ference with each other when On duty.
After hearing the statements, both were
reprimanded by the mayor and sent out to
attend to their own beats.
The committee from the city council on
paving will meet to-day. The members
visited the work being done on Second ave-
nue. south, the trouble over which has at
tracted so much notoriety. Said one, eve
have come to the conclusion that it is es-
sential that different inspector be ap-
pointed for the job"
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds, incorporating the church
of St. Peter and ST. Paul, at Medina, Hen
nepin county. The directors are Bishop
Ireland, Vicar General Augusten Ravoux
of the diocese of st. Paul; Magnus NJ
Mayre pastor, and Joseph Klaus and Louis
Winterhalter, laymen of the parish.
EJudge Young yesterday continued all the
remaining civil cases In the district court to
the September term. Judge Koon will be
absent the present week, but upon his re-
turn the twelve court cases on the calendar
| will be heard. The disposition Of the GRIM
inal cases will practically close the bust
ness of the court until fall.