St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

For disorderly conduct George Graham
yesterday paid a fine OF $3.50.
A large number of row and sail boats
have been placed ON Lake Harriet.
The city clerk has received sixty-six
bonds filed by saloonkeepers for licenses to
date.
Peter Peterson fell from a scaffOld at the
new Pillsbury elevator yesterday morning
and broke his leg.
Adam Robertson, at Johnson & Hurd's
planning mill, fell against wheel yesterday
morning and broke his right arm.
The Minneapolis School of Oratory and
Education gave an exhibition in the Henne-
pin Avenue NJ. E. church yesterday.
About one hundred and fifty people ar
rived over the Milwaukee road yesterday.
They intend to locate in the two cities.
Five car loads of emigrants, direct from
Castle Garden, New York, en- route for
Winnipeg arrived via the Albert Lea route
yesterday.
A caddy of tobacco was taken from brace
of tramps yesterday upon the suspicion that
they had stolen the weed and they were
locked up.
William Sullivan pleaded guilty, in the
municipal court yesterday, to committing
an assault upon G. Taxler, and was COM
mitted for ten days.
Rev. Dr. Hovey will speak on Oysters
and Oyster Farms at the semi-monthly
meeting of the Academy of Sciences at
O'Clock this afternoon.
c. H. Clark, deputy internal revenue
collector, has issued about nine hundred
tobacco and liquor licenses, aggregating in
| round numbers $4,000.
Lieut.. Skinner, inspector of the First
regiment, NJ N. G., rifle practice, is en-
deavoring to secure grounds near the Short
Line bridge On which to locate grounds.
The bids for constructing the bridge
across the Mississippi river at the foot of
Washington avenue will be opened next
Wednesday in the city engineers office.
Hartly Mcguire, the saloonkeeper
charged with keeping his place of business
open on Sunday, had his trial continued in
the municipal court again yesterday. This
time the court has fixed May 10 as the day.
The council committee OF ordinances met
in the city hall yesterday and discussed the
market license, which will probably be
brought up at to-night's meeting in some
what amended form.
Mrs. Stephen Estes desires to express her
gratitude to L. P. Plummer Post No. so,
G. A. R., for their sympathy and kindness
in burying her husbands remains at Lake
wood cemetery on Sunday.
DR.. w. n. Murray of Dillingham; & Muir
ray and Miss Allie ST. John of Toledo were
| married yesterday morning. Rev. E. E.
Evans of st. Paul performed the ceremony
o+ ia ~ n01-
Lake avenue.
An unmarried woman yesterday morning
gave birth to child which was shortly at
terward found dead. The circumstances
are mysterious, and Coroner Hill will in
vestigate the case to-day The woman
lives at the east end of the Plymouth ave-
nue. bridge.
The old assault and battery case of the
state against Sarah Chalmers, arrested at
the instance of Mrs Louis Fissette, fistic
encounter growing out Of a dog fight, was
called in the municipal court again yester-
day, but was continued until May IL.
Detective Gleason yesterday found the
satchel belonging to JohnSchlingermann,t the
MankatO street commissioner who was way
laid near Camp & Walkers mill Monday.
The satchel was found near the North Star
Iron works, and contained papers and cloth
ing of little value to anyone but the owner.
D. W. Rooms and Lille M. Parker, AL
bion H. Porter and Belle G. Helmeth,
Fletcher Clayton and Mary Hubbard. Harry
H. Wilkins and Ada Moore, John B. Muir
ray and Emma Burquain, II. r. Clark and
Jeanette r. MendenhalL William Lynde
and Amos Aver yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.