St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-13
~ and discuss a paper on Rivers and


Canals.
The Ladies Amateur Art club will meet
tonight and draw from casts.
James Wilson went to Jail yesterday for
ten days for disorderly conduct.
Harry Walker, pulled from house Of i'll
fame, paid tine of $40 yesterday.
In the municipal court yesterday Annie
Wilson paid fine Of SIS for drunkenness.
In the municipal court to-day the post
poned Tanner case will come up for trial.
Officer Lawrence has found two fine
water spaniels and he wants the owner to
come after them.
The case of Dr. Pearson, under bonds on
charge of abortion, will be heard in the
municipal court to-day.
The Engineers club of Minnesota will
meet at their rooms this evening. A paper
will be presented OH Rivers and Canals.
A suit of clothes found at the corner of
Washington and First avenues south is at
police headquarters, awaiting an owner.
A roll of forty-eight yards of carpeting
was stolen from in front of j. Cohen's
store, and Detective Caswell recovered it.
Absolutely nothing was what a rail-
road man said, when asked for the result
of the conference at the West hotel yester-
day.
The police commission will to-day review
the testimony already taken in relation to
Capt. Chase, and will probably reach de-
cision.
Rev. c. D. Pillsbury addressed the
Woman's Christian Temperance union of
the East side at the Andrew Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon.
William Leach, Thomas Dunn and Ed
Dewey were the cognomens OF trio of
tramps who were sent to the workhouse for
thirty days by Judge Mahoney yesterday.
A. F. Benton. employed in the linseed-
oil mill, lost portion of his right hand by
having it ground up in gearing. He is
being cared for at ST. Barnabas hospital.
Brandt Hendrickson was sent to Jail yes
terday for sixty-eight days for insulting
ladies on Cedar avenue. The testimony
showed that he made indecent proposals to
them.
George N. Morgan post, G. A. R., will
talk OH the battle of Gettysburg this even
ing at the post hall. All G. A. r. boys
and friends of the post are invited to be
present.
The gentlemen's division, advanced sec
ton, of the Art club met at Wales last
night and drew in black and white from
life. Arm and shoulder were the subject
of the work.
Tonight at the Dwyer Bros parlors, the
postponed French song and recital by Miss
Lillian E. Stoddard will be given under
the auspices of the Northwestern Conserva-
tory OF Music.
Fred Breslauer and Frank Ward, bill
posters and Grand opera advertisers, were
fined $40 each yesterday for driving faster
than walk over street crosSwalk in the
| central portion of the city.
The guests of the Windsor house, most of
whom are connected with the dime mu-
scum, made up purse of SAT for the benefit
of the servant girls of the Windsor house,
who were robbed recently.
John O'Leary, the man charged with
stealing $3.50 from the person of John John
son. was held to the grand jury yesterday.
However, his attorney declares that he
never took cent. Investigate him.
Eighteen of the twenty-three Minneapolis
flour mills were in operation yesterday.
The millers now fix the Goth inst. as the
date of the probable shutdown, as adj
vanced Eastern rates 60 into effect then.
Barney McAuley opened at the Grand
last night in The Messenger From Jarvis
Section The audience was fair and
seemed entirely pleased. The bill will run
through the week, including a Saturday
matinee.
The sad intelligence was received
yesterday, Of the death of Miss
Socie McNair. daughter of Isaac McNair,
at Aitkin, S. c.. Wednesday evening. The
remains will be brought to Minneapolis for
interment. The funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
The rifles which have been stored at the
police headquarters for the past two years
or more, and belonging to the state, have
been returned at the order of the adjutant
general. The police department will at
the place of the rifles returned.
On Wednesday evening the Murphy club
elected the following officers: President.
John G. Wooley; vice president, John
Brooks; chaplain, j. D. Beach; secretary,
Rutger Teal; treasurer, A. NJ. Henderson;
musical director. E. j. Frederick; executive
committee, J. D. Cottrell, P. S. Calkins,
j. K. Wilson. Some long desired changes
were also made in the organic law of the
club.
There were on side-track in Minneapolis
to-day 1851 cars of wheat, reduction for
the last twenty-four hours of 116 cars. The
receipts to-day were 263 cars. showing a
disposition of 379 cars by mills and ele-
vators. Moderate receipts are looked for
tomorrow. There were about $50 cars in
sight, destined for Minneapolis, that could
be brought in inside of twenty-four hours if
there were yard room here to take care of
them. AS it is, perhaps no more will ar
rive than were brought in to-day. There
is an addition to elevator now in course
of construction that. when finished, will
provide additional storage room of $50. 900
bushels capacity, to take care of Hastings
& Dakota wheat.-Market Record.