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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
POLICE COURT CULL1NGs.
Porter Released on Light Bail--The
BASE Ball Case Postponed.

Porter Released On Light BaiI--The
Base Ball Case Postponed.
In the municipal court yesterday William
Frier. living in North Minneapolis, was
arraigned on the charge of pumping water
out of a quarry upon the public highway.
Lieut.. Bosworth testified that this was a
prevalent cause of complaint in that part of
the city. Judge Mahony suspended SEN
tence in that particular case, but gave
warning that hereafter such offenses would
be severely punished. He also requested
the police to promptly prosecute such cases
hereafter George II. Willis, charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses, did
not appear for trial and his bonds were for
feited John Porter, who stabbed Jimmie
Collins, gave bonds in $500 for his appear
ance Tuesday. j. E. Whitcomb. manager
of the Minneapolis base ball club, charged
with violating the Sunday ordinance,
changed his plea to not guilty. His trial
was set for Friday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Miss Raney and Miss Murphy, St. Paul
were guests at the West yesterday.
j. E. Sackett, Indianapolis, the dime
museum man, was in the city yesterday.
C. Dalsbury and wife, John Fl. Dalsbury
Miss Kittie Dalsbury and James W. Blail
were members Of bridal party from Ash
land at the Nicollet yesterday.
1t was reported Hon. Carter 81. Harrison
of Chicago was in the city yesterday. Il
true, he kept himself very quiet and failed
to register at any of the hotels.
John T. Chandler and wife, Miss Susie
Chandler and Mrs. Riley Radford Liberty
Mo-, made q party which passed through
yesterday en- route to the Yellowstone.
Charles S. Howell of the Pittsburg Com
mercial Gazette, clever young newspaper
man, is improving vacation by posting him
SELF on the Northwest during flying visit tc
the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
New California senator.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-Both houses of
the legislature met at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, and immediately proceeded to elect
United States senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Miller, aud
A. P. Williams, who was nominated at the
Republican caucus few hours before, was
nominated and received majority of the
votes in both houses. The Democrats
nominated Senator Hearst. The vote of
both houses stood: Williams 70, Healst "a.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
Railroad Directors Elected.

The following gentlemen were elected
directors of the Minneapolis Union Railroad
company at meeting held yesterday morn
ing: A. Marvel, E. Sawyer, W. S. Alex
ander, A. FL. Bode, r. @. Benton and FL.
V. Dougan, The following officers were
elected: President James j. Hill; vice
president, A. Maxwell: secretary, Fl. V.
Dougan; treasurer, E. Sawyer: executive
committee, James j. Hill, A, Marvel and
r. C.. Benton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04

Slight Changes in the DirectOrate--
Report OF the Year.

The annual election of directors of the
Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minnetonka Rail-
road company, better known as the motor
line company, was held yesterday. The
entire stock was represented in person, and
the following directors were elected: S. S.
Small, Fred c. Pillsbury, c. III. Benedict,
j. <. Side and z. S. Mackay. The board
organized by electing the following officers:
Presidents. S. Small
Vice-Presdent--Fred c. PiIlsbury,
Secretary-P. S. Mackay.
Treasurer. K. Sidle.
The changes in the board are the substi-
tuition of the names of Fred G.. PilIsbury
and P. S. Mackay, for those of j. J. Hill
and Charles A. Pillsbury. The withdrawal
of these gentlemen was voluntary, and il
ia understood there has been no important
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04

What Are the Wild Waves Saying?
That McLain, SS4 Wabasha street, has a
new lot of cashmeres in at 25 cents per
yard; also some diagonals at 80. They
are pretty. Don't fail to see them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
WILL HAVE A CLUB HOUSE.
Minneapolis Printers Form q Social
Club and will Open Rooms.

minneapolis Printers Form n Social
Club and will Open Rooms.
A number of printers on the morning
papers in Minneapolis will soon open club
and reading room on First avenue south,
where other members of the craft may
spend their evenings. 1t is proposed to
form club, charging each member so cents
initiation fee and small monthly due,
just enough to pay the running expenses.
Four large rooms have been secured and
are now being fitted up. There will be a
large reading room in front, and there
will be found all the latest magazines and
papers. Adjoining this is spacious writ
ing room, which will be furnished with
paper, pens, ink and envelopes. The two
back rooms will be used as general club
rooms, where the members may play whist,
box or wrestle, as the occasion may be.
The rooms will probably be opened for the
first time Saturday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
Head MiIIers, Meeting.

AT the meeting of the head millers last
evening the following officers were nomi-
mated, the election for which takes place
next month: President, M. Welsh: vice
president, j. F. Stephens. A. S. Dodge, j..
w. Tamm; treasurer. j. F. Stephens,
James Mcdaniel, John Dodge; secretary,
Fred Clark; executive committee, Messrs.
Mcdaniel, Williams. Welsh and Miller.
The report of the treasurer showed that
there were thirty-three members in good
standing. The treasurer's report showed a
balance of S132. IS Oh hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.
4 Milwaukee Man Follows His Erring
Wife to Minneapolis and Kidnaps
His Child.
Sayor Ames Expresses Himself as Opposed
to Convict Labor on the Library
Building.
Troubles Multiplying at the Pence
Motor Line EIection--The
Head MilIerS.

ABoy Drowned at Minnetonka--Por-
ter's Bail $3OO--A Printers
Club Room.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after JUNE II. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York. via Desbrosos and Cortndt stree
aud hicaso Limited % Iaror Dining smoking and Sleep
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M. eonnectlns at Cory for rtusvie Petroleum
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ESr @ go n ana Ion II night m,o, Wasting
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100. ago. and 90 ,. anil II night. sunday 6I5 NJ
For Atlantic Ci.y except sunday Through Paror Carr.
FS5tpPs Nay s3cSEt sunday Lilo o stations,
Via Railway aud Amboy . a. m ~ noon 3 10 300 D. "a
on unday. 9i5 a III. ana p. Vo not stop at Asbnry
For od Point and Norfolk, NewYorS Pn,aiclphia and
BSs Line 10 p m week-iay ts'
Boats Brook ym Annex connect with all through
at Jersey city, anorng speedy and direct transfer Tor
ira aylrS From Pi;tsburg no 80 ll3O m $50
and $50 m daiy IRON Washinsion and Baltimore
SUNDAY $40, $50 a m. 800 800 and 1898 p From
phadephia. 800. e2o, 8 so 79o $40. 929 80 1912
II 30 m. l20. 200 300 800 80, g 20 go; 20 so
g2 S io' M and = 20 sS SH SS Ss s5 S Sn 9S s.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave Desbrosses and Court
6.20 700 :. 900 @ Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
sda ts ns 7na II @ G A. 49, Il ana and M
sunaays. Express e5 900 @ Limited and 10 am.
Trans aG leaving New York DAILY eScept suaay at 100 ooo
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Reia9ns Taa ea ig ,Sa street aS1 o s
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
NEWJkRsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
NJ on !

rIMF TABIEHrHKiNG fFE N3h GAY So 1850
aG1 SG O 49, 49, 1913 3sS
Direct CONNECTION WAYNE Junction for Germantown and
pKAWISs:R0 n CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP
GxSs Sf lEaa' Ninth Green .
St oi KS $40 900 Sso 1875 1899 Td g pe S
r6r Tot sy HRvEs sS & il r.O
r%ASISE45{$ SiHY .s and
f9r EEADifS o ana 49, 4d e . e sDS.x
E$E %k sSSRRs sss FaPs4ce Zoo
loo ls 80 s,l6, o:4o p M Sundays at $50 p m.
For pAMA9GA 7oo Y" 7l5, go !" , lso s45 100
For sG Il fqR ma GSe " and MAUcn CHUNK
at 1870 TOO $3.50 a. III. Loo, 80 3i5, 545 sundays
For EA5ToN at 100. 700, SO? loo 1880 s45.l 400
For HIGH BRTDGF BRANCH at 400 $50 a. a. NJ 49, $50
FOR FtS% SGfoS 53o $50 H. 100 lso 100. $780,
For s@n at 80 90 65 100 $50 1918 100
m Loo l:jO $50, $40, 400 4s0 90 $50 64j, 600
i 8S 100 $50 $3.50 1880 1880 M M sundays '0o $40 H.
e? Sc SsG 81 s ssS ?s ' Si
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For F. RTh AMb6Y' a. 49, s4, sl5, hoo a m i.so
For 800 o t "a sS2 s d ss6&ays 100 M ram at
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For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BA RN EaAr at AGO.
FOR A. re e cfPE %lNELAND and BRrDcEroN at
4S0 M. 100
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
fsI SSTf hiTsF L6s san siS AGO.
For ht 6snSs S 1918 SIS % , 4.s
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr 4so
For SSEAS GROVE OCEAN BEACH and POINT
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
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On and after Ma % 1856 trains will leave AID
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BuSSIo Rochester suspension Br,dsc NGSsara Fall, 80
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$3.50 .lu:io ll25 a ~. 800. ilh $40 H. and 600
= N. feI CransoDs Cornwall and Newburg
Fol and Canada Fast, 4,
Hamilton. London. - 30 IN, $780, $40 p Toronto
tQ:SO a. ~, 1000 $40 D. ~.
sDaiy iDay except Saturday Other trains daily except
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FOR time tables parlor sleeping accommoda
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SsJ Washington ST 73o Fulton-st. Annex onice
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EOR N.-Steamers Redfield and Nc
I Manus making close connection with Boston and AL
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mediate stations Al-o with New York Rutland and Mon
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intermediate places connecting CoYsacke with stage
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days ptedl per foot FranKiinst. y. r. y. Y.
City. Boats leave Hudson Tor ~ ut p. III daily except
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rR ,vSFg2s-y Y. CT

the Registers office. to-day;
s4tlstns .sGfteof ltiave l6xS02; Geo w $1,000
52ds, 5 SS East isSlo95, vile to
ave- q b. on and Il WIZ; t i to ,aern 5000
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same sf5saS %s:y ~ sS wiz 10 long, S SSS
70 IL i,.sow 5000
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s'h to E N2 255Oo
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and Gf.ai,h to Int 10000
IeA WON oman ana wife 70 Mag'a sc
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sun i, si To- 9 II yer and another 64Ot
p.epr1,e2ty. 1 Kinder.aa and wife Meyer
lti ,I is''s At centre line 9oth st wads
S ~T'S'', 1900
cre isisi Se@ar S Ito TO AL a1%oaG
9th ave, 22,9 It sof sthst 22sxsO' O. d. Gil go
Ho sf and nd saothe. trustees to $1,000
Lots . ll g. s!c at my SGa 2; gS P D! $50
Rotbnsave ' tx It Of 25IfO)' o
Ne r. y > 1G ~ ...... 10000
i'i s =, Il. M ; s S' t ~ r Ro,enSlait 537j
Grccnwch-st. cor or All anN ST. 3OkoJAJ'flSoNf
xI6l. { NJ Raymond ant wife 70 i 4 l)eharcst
CHRISTOPHER st, n e cor of HudsOns, l.SION0l.x
go OK iS-46x07lO' D. iAnA assignee 10 1850
Same property: + Link ard wife 10 X Dean -.
iz2 st aa JO WELSH er t 10 ' Kane eOOcO
NuSesI &C. g aaan s to- sehwareT 10000
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laOtl.st u $. SSl eft ofAlexanler-ave. aXliO > X
Fil-y and wife To the suburban Rap transit O.
i4 10 . 3, $3.50 II Oh Have .oAlO olOO
MoTEis sSroe o. ason 1850
Norris-ave loo II d listh-st. lOx-o 10 KAN
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Bfsamtoats an1 Railroads.
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csG ana 70 hqburn road 10 aaraoga aisc 70 Montreal
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago -eep ng cara 10 Waerown and Oglensburs daily
Is p M. Night EXPRESS with sleepin0.cars to Albany
and Troy Connects with trains for tho West and
for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Cram Central Depot, No. Battery
Pl,ce di3 Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4have,
and Westcotts Express Offices Park place Broad
way) 7s5 and H42 Broadway and 90 West l2jtst. New
York. 33S Washington and 1870 Fulton ss Brooklyn and 10
4th st. Williamsburg
Acconnoiat ons IN drawing and sleeplngcars
procured at Of the ticket offices in NewYork CITY, and
333 Wsshing ton. at. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
these trains daily All others daily except Sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25th-st and tth-aye
J. NJ TOUCEY, ID. VI. kENDRlCK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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