St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-08


work on the new poStofice.
The second annual picnic Of the G. A. R.
will be held July 10, at Lake Wauconia.
There will be big attendance.
Milton Gray, living at 205 First street south,
was yesterday committed to the county jail
for thirty days for beating his wife.
Charles Albee and Robert Bader each paid
fine of $50 in the municipal court for selling
liquor without a license at Lake Calhoun.
July 10 motion will be made in the district
court for permanent injunction to prevent
the construction Of the stone-arch bridge.
The ladies of Calvary Baptist church gave q
''sunf1ower social at the church parlors last
evening. There were large number present.
Johu Long, the man suffering from the bite
of Bageldorf's bulldog, last night had high
fever and was pronounced in a critical con-
dition.
John D. Smith, member of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia, was yester-
day admitted to the bar Of Hennepin
county.
Inventories of the Chase estate were filed
yesterday. That of H. B. Chase was ap-
praised at S37, 1864; and that of S. B. Chase
at 0.465.50.
Lars Young was yesterday examined as to
his sanity and discharged. He is the man
who tried to keep cool by dressing only in q
hat and an undershirt.
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Trubey to recover a small amount of real
estate, was decided in favor of the plaintiff in
the district court yesterday.
The Lancashire Lass will be the attrac-
ton ct the Pence opera house tonight. With
an evenly balanced company and cool audi
forum the play should draw well.
Yesterday morning a horse, belonging to
Mr.. Armstrong of the Minneapolis Fuel COM
pany, ran away, starting in turn a horse be-
longing to p. Danielson. No one was injured.
The case against Priester, indicted for
keeping a house of ill-fane and selling liquor
without license, was continued to the first
day OF the next general term Of the district
court.
The Prohibitienists will hold a mass rati-
f1cation meeting on Bridge square this even
ing, which will be addressed by DR.. A. B.
Leonard, recently Prohibition candidate for
governor of Ohio.
Detective King yesterday received q sample
case filled with cutlery, belonging to Q. G.
Fuller Of gainesville, O., who travels for a
Cincinnati house. The case was stolen from
Miller Bros store.
yesterday and ordered the payment of bills
aggregating s13,436.s6. Hereafter the meet
ings OF the board will be held at 1880 a. H..
instead of D. IN.
Frank Trunk, the Nicollet avenue barber,
caught thief taking two pictures from
Jacoby's gallery. He collared him and re-
covered the pictareS, but let the thief GO and
carry away some silver medals he had also
stolen.
Miss Narcisse E. White, who has just re-
turned from a six months lecture tour on the
Pacific coast, will speak at the lecture room
OF the Westminster church this evening on
THE Progress OF Temperance Work in the
Vest
James Kelly, arrested some time ago on q
nharGp M Ea nf
and taking therefrom several articles OF
value, appeared before Judge Young yester-
day and secured a continuance of his case
until the next general term.
Crawford Sheldon, Fl. c. Chaplin, J. Haug.
land, II. j. Richardson, S. r. Child, George A
were examined for admission to the bar OF
Hennepin county yesterday. The examining
board consisted Of MeSSrS. Koon, Brewer and
Williams.
Mr.. S. G.. Pratt, the eminent pianist and
composer of Chicago, is visiting Minneapolis
for few days making his home at the West.
Mr.. Prattis so distinguished in his profession,
that it is hoped that an opportunity may be
afforded our music loving people to hear him
before his return.
The case against Herman Sandhoff for sell
ing liquor without license at his cigar stand
100 Twentieth avenue south, was yesterday
dismissed IN the district court. wellington
Carter, the spy who has been employed by the
Eighth Ward Law and Order league, was the
complaining witness, but he did not appear.
1t is reported the school board committee
found the Clay building in the best condition,
except that the water closets are in the base
ment and from the basement the supply of
pure air is drawn. Great Scott! How could
the building be worse? What kind of "pure
air. must it be that is drawn from the base
ment?
Wednesday morning burglars entered resi-
0ence on Twenty-fourth street south, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avenues
south. while the man of the house was feed
ing his horses, and stole breast-pin and sew
eral articles of jewelry. As they were leav-
ing dog grabbed one Of the men. The fell
low produced a revolver end shot the animal
dead and both escaped.
1t is learned that married lady of this
city, while under temporary mental depres-
sion, left her home Monday morning last and
has not since been heard from. She is de-
scribed as follows: About 81 years of age,
tall and slim, brown hair, full high forehead,
fair complexion and blush grey or brown
eyes, an intelligent, expressive face; had on
greenish grey flannel dress, fine striped
basque, brown straw turban hat trimmed
with brown velvet and birds wings Friends
of the lady desire that any information re-
garding her be sent to the chief Of police,
Minneapolis.