St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

For maintaining nuisance Martin He'll
riner paid fine of S9.45.
Rink days are over. Several of them
have already closed for the season.
Thomas White Of the First ward died
yesterday at the good old age of 90.
c. II. Ley gave a fancy bicycle riding ex-
hibition at the East Side rink last night.
Memorial day services on May 80 will be
held at Layman's cemetery, as heretofore.
The money order department of the Min
neapolis postoffice disbursed SAT, 47S.09 last
month.
A special term calendar of thirty-six
cases was disposed of yesterday in the dis
trict court.
Poor strawberries are held at 60 cents
box now, and vicious cucumbers have
dropped to Is cents.
Frank Moran, the tailor, reports several
suits of clothes stolen from his store yes
terday by sneak thief.
Next Friday evening the Malcolms will
give their Seventh annual reception, ending
with a rosebud german.
A meeting of the coopers will be held in
Peterson's hall in South Minneapolis to-
morrow (Monday) evening.
The board of park commissioners failed
to meet yesterday. The next meeting will
be held on Saturday afternoon.
The Irish National Land league meets
tonight at Window hall. An unusually
interesting session is anticipated.
A man named Theodore johnson was az
rested last night on warrant sworn out by
girl named Thompson, charging him with
bastardy. =.
For getting drunk, Carlos Carroll, an old
offender, got twenty days, Peter Inquest
five days, and Henry -Four had his sentence
suspended.
Two worimen narrowly escaped being
crushed by stone that fell from the roof
of the new Minnesota Trust company build
ing yesterday.
The state board of boiler inspectors will
meet Monday at room Is in the GLOBE
office building to examine applicants for
chief engineers.
Detective CasweI last evening arrested
two men, supposed to be the burglars who
attempted to enter residence ON Second
street north Friday night.
Capt. George ". Turner of the Chicago
Daily News will talk temperance this after
noon at the Como Avenue schoolhouse and
will give his own experience.
A new school district, to be known as
No. 122. has been organized, being COM
posed of parts of districts 81, 10 and 1873.
The district lies out on Western avenue.
The examination of P W. Sherlock, ar
rested for obtaining money under false
pretenses, by pawning another mans watch,
was yesterday continued until Monday
afternoon.
Of the sixteen Migrants arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday, only five were
sentenced, and they for thirty days. The
others were discharged upon a'solem promn-
Use that they would quit the city.
The usual program will be given at Spir-
itual hall to-day. In the morning DR..
Thomas will lecture and at night Mrs
Tryon will answer questions from the
audience and describe spirits present.
The Woman Suffrage association held a
SHINY attended but interesting meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the corner of Fifth
avenue and Ninth street. The subject I'M
der discussion was the mode of legislative
work by men.
The directors of the State Teachers
Reading circle met yesterday at St. Paul
and adopteda constitution and bylaws.
The course of study was discussed and it
was decided to include Yeoman's botany.
The board meet again in four weeks.
Daisy Donaldson, the variety actress who
masoueraded in male habiliments. and be-
ing found guilty, was ordered to come be-
fore the municipal court yesterday for SEN
tence, was promptly on hand. The sen
tence, however, was continued until May 16.
Two fly young pickpockets snatched a
pocket-book from Mrs. Dr. Emery last
evening in front of Seas store and started
to run. Officer Tom Kelly caught them
both and took them to the lookup Thew
had Just arrived in town and are thought to
be very slick.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to Timothy f. Quincy and Nora Fitzger-
aid, A. j. Zimmerman and Wilhelmina
Wegner, John G. Quincy and Ella Powell.
Loren Wassince and Nyli Brant, Henry L.
Day and Celestia NJ. Starr, Albert Lind
quist and Christina Hogbery.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds incorporating the North
western Pressed Brick company, with
capital stock of $4,000 in shares of 500
each. and liability of $40, 900. The officers
are John A. Boyd, president; Frank J.
Stern, vice president; M. Bechreen, secre-
tary; Louis Schlesinger, treasurer.
G. B. Drummond of the st. Louis rail-
way, with Louis Higman, has just returned
from a hunting expedition in the vicinity of
Echo. Among other game they bagged
twelve English snipe, and found ready
sale for them at Clark's restaurant. Eng
lish snipe are rarely found in this section
and they attract general attention
Hon. John B. Finch of Nebraska, the
R. W. G. T. of the Good Templars of the
world, will give free temperance lecture
in Market hall Monday evening Mr.. Finch
is the acknowledged Demosthenes of the
temperance platform. All should hear him.