St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The board of water commissioners will
meet in the Office of the superintendent at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
! The teachers of the public schools will hold
a meeting in the High school building this
morning
/ w. Iverson, the boy who stole two cans of
oysters, was found guilty, and sentence was
suspended yesterday.
John G. Bumb was the significant cog
nomen of man who paid fine of IS yes
terday for disturbance of the peace.
James Anderson stole pair of pants from
J. Aaronson, and the penalty was thirty days
! incarceration in the county Jail.
Prof. Tousley addressed the pupils of the
sixth grade of the public schools at the high
school building yesterday morning.
! A delegation of Seventh warders went to
st. Paul yesterday to lobby in the interest of
the proposed Franklin avenue bridge.
The regular IL O'Clock Short line trains
will be held until midnight to accommodate
St. Paul guests attending the legislative ban
quet.
Fred Ames will remove his drug store
from the block on the corner of Washington
and Fourth avenues so nth TO the West
hotel.
W. s. McElhoney pleaded guilty in the
III unicipal court yesterday to committing an
assault, and the case was continued for SEN
| tence.
Charles E. Keith, formerly pub Usher of a
Minneapolis weekly, is now lying at the
point of death in hospital in St. Louis trem
consumption.
The receipts of the municipal court from
| fines ran up to an important sum yesterday.
They aggregated s45S, the major part of
which was paid by nymphs du pave.
! Those who have not paid their personal
! taxes by the time the Office of the county
treasurer closes tonight will be assessed 5
( per cent in addition to their regular taxes.
| A Hindoo entertainment, called a ''Morn-
| ing in India" will be given under the aus
| pieces of Miss Abbott in the auditorium of the
| Plymouth church on the evening of March g.
! Andrew Benson and Christine Sandbery,
Matthias Terres and Laura Luttike, James
! Stearns and Melissa Wright, A. G. Daily aud
| Etated Norther yesterday obtained marriage
! licenses.
/ & A telegram from Red Wing reached Chief
| West yesterday, asking him to take into Gus
/ tody sixteen-year old boy u named Charles Full
mer, who ran away from his home to come
to this city yesterday.
| A deed was yesterday filed in the Office of
| the register of deeds conveying eighteen
| lots in the Encouragement of Remington Is
/ Fifth division, J. E. Merritt to Caroline r.
! Colgrove; consideration, $4,000.
Donald Gray and Alexander Summers are
under arrest at the instance of II. D. Nc
! Quade, upon the charge OF malicious de-
struction of property, in that it is alleged
that they destroyed a fence owned by the
complaining witness.
Upon the motion of the city attorney yes
! terday, the cases against Lambert Hayes.
William Sater and Jacob Becker, charged
with keeping their saloons open on Sunday.
were continued, subject to be called up at
any time by the prosecution, upon filing due
notice with the defendants.
The grand larceny case against the young
man Henry Munich, who stole part of a
bolt of beaver overcoating from Fred Mar
sot's tailor shop, was dismissed yesterday on
! mouon OF the city attorney, because the
value of the goods had been greatly exag-
gerated. A new charge was made and the
defendant committed thirty days.
Frank Jones, the slick sneak thief arrested
for working residences and offices during the
temporary absence of occupants, in conjunc-
ton with a gang of crooks, was arraigned
yesterday before Judge Bailey. His ezami-
nation was set for March 6, and in default of
/ bonds in the SUN of $500 be was remanded
| to the custody of the sheriff