St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBUAEs.

The Hanley murder trial begins to-pay in
the district court
The Hanley murder trial commences this
morning in the district court.
Another big prize masquerade will be
given at Washington rink tomorrow night.
Two cars of fresh bananas were brought
in yesterday and were the best of the
season.
C. II. Ley and r. H. Spear will run
mile bicycle race at University rink on to-
morrow evening.
The Minneapolis club has decided to ten
der reception to the delegates to the pas
senger conductors convention next month,
at their rooms in Syndicate block.
The Women's Home Missionary meeting
of the Congregational churches will be held
at Plymouth church at II a. III. to-day.
The program is both interesting and i'm
portant
John Morey, James Smith and Harry
Smith were the ''plain DRINKS" who were
unfortunate enough to go to Jail five days for
the lack of the paltry sum of s. each, yes
terday.
There was not a quorum at the meeting
of the Retail Grocers' association last even
ing and after short discussion by those
present of the license question the meeting
adjourned.
A game of polo took place last evening
at the Haskins Star roller rink, between
the University and Haskins Star teams, the
former winning four out of five goals in
thirty minutes.
The Sundays inebriates who were re-
quired by the Goddess of Justice to pay
fine of SIS each. were Charles Jordan. Fred
Jordan. Peter Anderson and Peter Ander-
son. Strange to say, there were two Peter
Andersons.
A benefit concert will be given tomorrow
night at Plymouth church, the proceeds to
be given to the Swedish church recently de-
stroyed by fire. Mime. Ahlander- Bergstrom,
Paul Stoeving, Prof. StOlfe and the Scandi-
nayian Choral society will participate.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to f. W. Fernleuer and Anna Palmquist,
Frank Erhardt and Pauline Greenagle,
James p. Pidram and Nellie Carroll, Frank
Cedarstran and Carrie Johnson, r. j.
CasSin and Emma Fortnight, Peter j. Bun
CERT and Dora Schuldt.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds incorporating the Northern
Mill company of Minneapolis, with a capt.
tai stock of $50, 900 and liability of $780,,
OO0 The officers are: 4. II. Wolworth.
PRECEDENT: w. w. Huntington, secretary:
W. B. Ransom, treasurer.
President j. W. Strong, Rev. E. NJ.
Williams. Hon. W. T. Pattee, Prof. W. W.
PAYNE of Mortified. representing the trus-
tees of Carleton college, held conference
with some of the trustees of the state uni
versity yesterday at the West hotel con-
corning educational matters of interest TO
both institutions.
EdF. Thorne and the 'sBlack Flag"
opened at the Grand last night for a three
nights and Wednesday matinee engagement,
before an audience which was greatly cur
tailed by the terrible weather. The play is
unchanged and for melodrama OF its class
will rank well. The company is a very
fair one and has been cast to the very best
advantage
John WEIGH and Daniel Hurlys were ar
raigned in the municipal court upon
charge of holding up one W. d. Mason and
robbing him of watch and chain valued at
S22. The preliminary examination was
continued until tomorrow. The defend
ants were remanded in default Of bonds in
the sum of $500 each.
John johnson is a name often enrolled
upon Clerk Dunn's books in the municipal
court. There must be good many John
Johnsons in the city or else he is an exceed
ingly clever diSsembler. Yesterday he was
charged with getting too previously gay in
B. Fl. Hoiby's saloon and firing beer key
through the window. He seemed satisfied
when he paid fine Of $40.
Joseph h Murch and Paul Schmedernan
are rivals in business. On Tuesday Joe was