St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-03

from the journeymen, and will only receive
them back to work upon the conditions exist
ing prior to May l.
At the meeting of the Society of Physicians
and Surgeons last evening. DIR. j. II. Dunn
read an interesting paper on peculiar case
which had come under his observation some
time ago. A discussion followed it.
Patsey Mellen, tomorrow night at the Com
iQue. at Minneapolis, will endeavor to stand
for four rounds Before o. Is. Smith, the
Omaha pugilist, whose fight with McKeown at
Winnipeg was interrupted by the police.
The June meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club will be held next Sunday afternoon. Be-
sides being of unusual Importance, the meet
ing will have several interesting features.
AS proposed constitutional amendment is
to be acted upon, the presence OF every MEN,
Der is desired.
A service was held yesterday in memory of
Mrs Natter, better known to Minneapolis
people as Miss Archibald, the missionary
sent by the Westminster church to China four
years ago. The deceased was sister of a.
r. Archibald, and information of her death
has only recently been received.
The Minneapolis base ball club will leave
this evening for its tour through Wisconsin,
playing two games each at Oshkosh, Eau
Claire and Milwaukee. The first game will be
played at Oshkosh tomorrow. The team is
in good shape to play ball. and expects to win
good majority of the games on other
grounds.
Mr.. Guinness, of Chicago has been endeav-
oring to convince Prof. Porter, of the Uni
vcrSity, that the old style OF making butter,
and that a new scheme, known only to him
self, would soon revolutioniZe the world. BY
new process of churning he CLAIMS he can
get twelve pounds of butter where but four
were produced before.
A half dozen Of tramps were yesterday
sentenced to thirty days at the county jail.
The presence of these Migrants on the out
skirts of the city in large numbers is reported,
and the police have orders to arrest them.
Tuesday q boy of Is years was captured by
several tramps in q field near Single Creek
and outrageously treated.
Although the laws of the state of Minnesota
require every bank which has money be-
longing to the county on deposit, to report on
the first day of every month the amount
held, together with the interest accrued, not
one has yet done SO, and County Auditor Nc
Donald says there is strong probability of tha
board of auditors meeting and icanceling the
banks appointment.
Q Assistant County Attorney Jamison, after
an investigation of the case of the two South
Minneapolis young men who were charged
with asSaulting Marcie Sylvester and Jennie
Steets, two young girls attending the Adams
school, has decided that the facts do not war;
rant prosecution under the state law, and
the matter will be dropped.
''Muldoon failed to throw the Jap three
times in an hour said Tom Cannon yester-
day. II am going to see if I cannot accom-
pish the feat next Sunday at the base bail
park. The Jap is g wrestler, and a worker I
know, but in order to show the solid man.
as he is called, that am a little better man
he is, will do my utmost with the JAP
Cannon is full of confidence. He always is.
He has the reputation of being the most
sanguine man in the profession, but many
snoring naOnlP hot No,
| non will have no picnic with Sarakichi. and
betting is about even,