St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Iumbermen of the Northwest will
meet in convention at the West hotel, to-
day.
Uncle Dick HoOley, of Hooley's
theatre. Chicago, occupied a box at the
Grand last night.
The monthly business meeting of the w.
c. Il. U. was held yesterday afternoon at
the Friends church.
Officer Fred Malone has found a roll of
money. which the owner can recover at
police headquarters.
The principals of the 'sParlor Matehr COM
pany are at the West, the balance of the
company are at the Clark house.
The Auxiliary society of the Northwest
ern hospital held its regular meeting yes
terday, but transacted no business of public
importance.
The public library board will hold regu-
lar meeting at 1 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. There is considerable business to be
transacted.
Five -four mills were running yesterday,
the Columbia. Phoenix. PitsSury "A" and
Washburn y and G. The daily output is
about eleven thousand barrels.
The German order, Harygari will give
picnic and ball at Minnehaha Falls Sunday
afternoon and evening. y special train
will leave the falls at midnight.
Sheriff Higgins of Fort Madison left on
the o'clock train yesterday with Sam
Montgomery in custody. He is the cOlored
man charged with shooting a woman in
KeOkuk a year ago.
Rosa Bushau alleges she was peculiarly
assaulted at the den known as the Shade"
on Third street, by one Fred La Paige.
some time ago. La Paige has been az
rested. and will be tried to-day.
EThe Head Millers' association met last
night. and. owing TO press of business.
decided to decline the invitation of the Mar
itoba road To go to OSakiS for the present.
At some future date they will accept.
The only noteworthy building permit
issued yesterday was that obtained by j. c.
HObIitt for a three-story brick veneered
store and dwelling on Western avenue,
corner of Ninth street, to cost IS, 900.
1t is quite probable that the library board
committee on building, composed OF Judge
Koon, Thomas Lowry and J. w. johnson
will open the proposals for a site for the
proposed new library building this after
noon.
The body of Highend, who fell off a
Northern Pacific railroad bridge on Mon
day, was discovered near Fort Smelling at
noon yesterday. The coroner at once sent
for the remains and they are now in the
city morgue.
There were two alarms of fire yesterday.
The first. at 10 a. m, was OccasiOned by
the burning of barn at 1918 Sixth street
south. and the second at $50, caused by
a wOodShed fire on University avenue. The
aggregate damage was less than $50.
The body of John Jones, killed on the
Hastings Il Dakota branch, near Hennepin
avenue, on Wednesday morning, will be
buried to-day from Connelly's morEue. The
brother of the deceased has telegraphed
from Morris that he will bear all the funeral
expenses
Steele Gleason. who was recently ae-
quilted by jury of his tOwnsmen of Ex-
celsior on a charge of running a ''blind
pig" has now been brought before the
municipal court on a like charge. His
trial has been set for Aug. "a.
In the probate court yesterday letters
were issued in the estate of AlOnzO G. Rand
TO Rufus Il. Rand, Celine Rand and Luella
S. Coykendall. In the estate of John r.
COykendall letters were issued to Charles
z. Hamblin- Orders were also made lin
ting time and appointing appraisers.
Mrs. Clara B. Colby, editor of the WO-
mans Tribune. Nebraska, will speak upon
Woman Suffrage this afternoon at 8 p. IN.
in the SwendenbOrgian church, corner of
Fifth avenue south and Ninth street. The
suffragists will have their second basket
picnic to Lake Minnetonka Saturday, Aug.
%. Motor leaves at 9 a. IN.
Roswell FulSom, lad of II. was arrested
yesterday at the instance of Wetmore
O'Brien, the sagacious East side pound
master. 0'Brien. in his complaint, alleges
that the boy bored holes in tree and the
warrant charges malicious mischief. The
boy acknowledges that he made the holes
in the trees. but says the trees belong to his
father, whereas O'Brien claims to own
them.
The cause of the false alarm given by the
mercurial thermostat at the Grand on
"Wednesday, was ascertained yesterday. The
various thermOStatS were examined and in
one of the boxes ose was discovered with
the delicate end broken. 1t must have
been done by the jarring caused by putting
down the carpet in the box above, and the
| breaking Of the glass allowed the mercury