St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Forty-four DRINKS and disorderlies were
tried yesterday before Judge Mahoney.
new case of scarlet fever was reported
yesterday from 1914 Fifth street north.
The police stopped prize fight between
TWO colored women in a Second street den
Sunday.
This evening Miss Kittie Sullivan of st. Paul
and Frank E. Lent of this city will be united
in marriage.
Street cars will be run on the Stevens ave-
nue. extension beyond Lake street to-day or
tomorrow.
Health Officer Quinby protests against peo-
PIE sending in anonymous complaints. No
notice is taken Of them.
The Goodhue county prohibition conven-
ton has been changed from Red Wing, June
IL, to Zumbrota, June 2S.
Sunday night the store Of N. Berquest sos
CEDAR avenue, was entered by burglars and q
number OF small articles stolen.
Cards are out announcing the coming mar
riage of Miss Kate Burgess of West Winfield,
N. T., and Fred c. Fisk of this city.
In the municipal court yesterday Charles
wilson pleaded guilty to keeping a ssblind
pig, and will be sentenced Saturday.
Chris Dannagar, a Saloonkeeper at 119
washington avenue north, was thrown from
buggy yesterday and seriously injured
Single Creek prohibitionists meet on
Thursday evening to organize a club and
eject delegates to the county convention.
The first five months of the present year
Dank clearlngs amounted to S11, S92, 1859. 70,
more than during the same time last year.
The Twin City Pleasure club party. to have
peen held at the Hotel Belleview last evening,
mas been postponed until Wednesday evening.
Dan Moran, held to the grand jury yester-
day morning on charge of embezzlement.
was released from state prison one month
ago.
AN Old man, having in his possession O
NUMBER OF gold rings which he was trying to
dispose OF at a remarkably low figure, was
run in by Detective King last evening.
gentleman connected with q Farmer Citv.
III, national oank is considering the advisa-
pllity OF starting a national bank in the place
OF the defunct Bank of North Minneapolis.
Ofhcer Thomas Gallagher of the Third
precinct station, has been peremptorily dis
missed from the force for drunkenness while
on duty, and his successor has been selected
James Kelly, who picked the pocket of a
fellow prisoner at the lookup last week. was
sent down for ninety days yesterday. having
failed to keep his promise and leave the CITY.
The city council committee on the work
house held session yesterday and opened
plos Tor supplying the city with cots for pris-
oners. After lengthy discussion they were
rejected and new bids were invited.
One OF the prisoners, Charles Simpson, who
escaped from the county Jail, celebrated the
event by getting full. He was arrested and
yesterday sent back to jail. where he will re-
main sixty days longer than he originally
would.
Yesterday the citizens of New Boston came
ueiore the council committee on gas and
asked for thirteen electric lights or enough
gas lamps to make it equal. The committee
took no action.
julius Brzegensky and Augusta Bednarsky,
James A Clark and Julia c. Bowers. E. P.
wilson and Christine Pearson, Frank N .
White and Anna NJ. Bryant, Hugh j. Byrne
and Maggie Donovan yesterday Obtained
marriage licenses.
george Cummings and William Clark were
Drought up from st. Paul yesterday by Lieut..
Col. Hill and Capt. Hankinson to answer to a
charge OF robbing w. w. Ustick at the Lake
of the Isles recently. The stolen propertv
mas been recovered.
George E. Burke was found in A. G. Thorn
sons tailor shop, Washington avenue south.
early Sunday morning. He said he saw 1he
door open and went in to see what was the
matter Judge Maloney held him to the
grand jury in $500 bonds.
1t is probable that Philip Scheig, sr., and
CharleS Schelg, prOprietOrS of the West hotel
barber shop. together with their employees
VINO worked Sunday, will be arrested to-day
ut the instance OF the BARRIERS union In
case they are they will plead not guilty.
Inc county commissioners spent yesterday
IN revising the unpaid personal tax list After
the work had been completed a resolutio n
was adopted that all names marked ..I,,
should be returned to the county clerk for
judgment, and those marked "C' should be
cancelled.
Mrs. Jerry Graves who was knocked down
by her husband Sunday morning and severely
injured about the face, is out again, but car
rles the marks of the cruel blow Her son
states that she gave her husband no provoca-
attack no h0d CTR
several times before
Inc license inspector in his rounds has dis
covered that large number of hacks were
allowed to run the past two years, during the
PlllsDury administration, without taking ont
licenses. They will now be required to come
10 tue front and pay their money No favor
iteism will be tolerated
y. w. Martin has gone to Chicago to hunt
up man who has been personating him and
writing letters to Mrs. Martin over his name
Mr. Martin is also indignant over the fact
5naC some one has been writing anonomous
letters TO Mrs. Martin, stating that he was
not as circumspect as he should be.
The following gentlemen were Yesterday
elected off1cers of the Bismarck s. Southeast
ern Railroad company: President, Byron
IoWne, Minneapolis; vice-president and gen.
efal manager, o. P. Bowe, Minneapolis: Sec
Ietary, M. II. Ellis. Minneapolis; attorneys,
Albert Phelan, Chicago; George w. jenkins.
Aberdeen.
Detective Hoy last evening arrested Jacl,
Flint, young man well known around. town
among certain class, on suspicion of being
tue person who stole q valuable gold watch
from the residence of Miss Andersons. 717
First avenue south, the early part of last
winter.
The Operative Millers' association met at
the Northwestern Miller office Sunday and de-
clded to accept the invitation of the Head
Mlllers' association to participate in the mill
ers picnic Saturday. The operatives will
march with the head millers from the Miller
office Saturday morning to depot, each wear
ing white hat and badge.
Yesterday the committee on roads and
bridges opened bids for grading First avenue
south, from Twenry-sixth to Thirty-tb1rd
streets, as follows: A. J. Dolan 10 cents per
cubic yard; Thomas DAILY, Is cents; w. u.
Brown, 10 cents; Roach g. Wilson, Is cents.
The committee decided to report the same to
the council without recommendation,
While walking up from st. Paul yesterday
AFTERNOON, Martin Novotrey, Bohemian re-
siding on Washington avenue south. was
overcome by the heat and fell in fainting
condition by the roadside. The patrol wagon
was summoned and the man was taken to St
Barnabas hospital, where he now lies in a
critical condition.
Yesterday the council committee on roads
and bridges considered the matter of erect
ing retaining wall on Western avenue for
Cne DrlaSe on Ceoaf Lake creek, between the
Manitoba railway track and the Cedar Lake
bridge. The petition and bids for the affair
was for the piling and planking, the same to
cost $1,000. and the committee decided to
recommend the Improvement.
AT yesterdays meeting of the council COM
mittee on the fire department the chief
asked that he be allowed to enter into a mu-
tual agreement with the st. Paul department,
whereby, in case of a serious confederation.
four engines and four hose trucks NAV he
called from St. Paul, or vice versa. The com
mittee thought it a good scheme, and will
recommend the measure on Friday night.
Yesterday the council committee on gas
considered the proposition to erect an electric
mast at the corner of Third avenue south and
Twenty-fourth streets, near the residence of
w. ID. Washburn, Clinton Morrison, and E. H.
Moulton. The scheme is to put up a tower
of gas pipe 12S feet high, with four lights of
1900 candle-power each. The committee was
of the opinion that the expense would not
warrant the outlay, and took no decisive
action