St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-21

| 1uG ClldLuUGI VI Was ClOSCt
yesterday owing to the head millers' picnic
The board of directors of the athen@um
failed to meet yesterday for want OF quo
rum.
Ten cases of plain drunkenness were
given the customary sentences in the police
court yesterday.
A little blaze at No. 80 North Tenth
street called out the department unnecessarily
yesterday morning.
Severen Litterud is charged with allow
ing his cows to run at large and will bt
given trial on Monday.
Rudolph Won Hessan, indicted for the
theft of razors valued at SIS, was yesterday
acquitted in the district court.
A little fire in the saloon occupied by Ed
Roller at No. 1925 South Fifth street did
about $25 damage last night.
The usual number of Migrants were ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday,
and, again, as usual, they were all dis
| charged.
The Murphy club will hold gospel tenn
perance meeting at a quarter to o'clock, in
their rooms this evening. Good music and
good speaking.
| The Minneapolis branch of the national
| league will meet in Window hall this even
| ing. Arrangements will be made for a bal
on the 18th of July.
William Gunderson and Ida Knudson,
August and Emma Patterson, John Hindle
and Emma V. Mcdonald, yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Fifty teachers in the public schools left
Io1 fo,, r.,
over the Omaha road. where they will spend
their summer vacations.
There is to be prize fight to-day be-
tween Prof. Dormer of this city and Win
nipeg pugllist. but the place where the mill
is to occur has not been made public.
| Frank Colwelps horse, stolen week ago,
has been recovered in Litchfeld and the
thief has been arrested by the sheriff at thai
place. He will be brought to this city fol-
trial.
The Minneapolis Military band gave al
open air concert at the corner of Franklin
and Minnehaha avenues last evening, which
was listened to by large number of peo-
pie.
The council committee on roads and
bridges will commence work at once on the
mapped out by the council on Wednesday
evening.
Librarian Herbert Putnam of the athe-
neum is in New York city. He wrote yes
terday that he had purchased 100 volumes
of late works for the library, which will be
forwarded at once.
William Anderson and John Murphy are
the two disreputable characters who were
arrested by Lieut.. DAILY for indecent ex-
posures. Anderson paid fine yesterday
of $40 and the other went to Jail for five
days.
Thomas Downey, John Smith, Thomas
Clark, John Martin and Charles Parker
composed quintet of disorderly cusses who
| paid their respects to Judge Mahoney yes
terday. The courts decree was ten days
each.
1t is reported that the pocketbook stolen
from COlson, the Grand Army man at the
depot on Wednesday night, has been found
in Chicago depot. If the rumor be true,
it would indicate that the wrong man was
arrested for the felony.
A boy named Nels Anderson started
early his preparations for celebrating the
Fourth. He stole quantity of fire crackers
and pyrotechnics, but got caught at it. The
court suspended sentence. in consideration
of the youthful patriotism.
The annual picnic of Plymouth church
| Sunday school will take place at Lake
Park, Minnetonka, next Tuesday. The
train will leave the Minneapolis & St. Louis
depot at 9:25 a. m. and 5:25 p. m. The
fare for round trip will be rs cents.