St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The supervisors of the poor Will meet Mon
day evening.
At Holy Rosary hall, Sunday, at 1880 p. M,
there will be a temperance meeting.
Ed Simons had a leg broken at Clough
Bros mill on Thursday by log rolling on it.
Dion Boucicaut's drama, 1.-The Octoroon,''
will be the attraction next week at the dime
museum.
E. A. Harmon will erect handsome bust
ness block on the corner of First avenue south
and Sixth street
At the West hotel at o'clock this after
noon the committee on the Homeopathic
hospital fair meets.
The Mexican band will signal its departure
by giving a benefit concert, atwhich superb
programme will be rendered.
At the Y. NJ. G. A. railroad reading rooms,
at O'Clock this evening, division of railway
telegraphers will be organized.
The opening of the evening class of the
artisans training school at the state univer-
sity has been postponed to Oct. 25.
Detective John Hoy yesterday arrested
Frank Palmer upon suspicion of burglariZlng
the house of Mrs. Wright at 120 Second street
north.
A special train for those wishing to attend
the Democratic meeting at Saltwater will
leave the union depot at $3.50 o'clock this
evening.
Frank Palmer, who stole SIS from an inmate
of Carrie Moore's maison de joie, was yester-
day bound over in $500 to await the action Of
the grand jury.
William Sanborn, who has been working as
a teamster for Robinson & Mead, yesterday
accidently shot himself, the bullet taking eff
feet in his knee.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Anderson a1d Sarah Erickson;
Charles Fritzen and Christina Peterson; John
Persok and Nadia Mocodto.
The lightning hose coupler will be tried by
the Minneapolis fire department at 10 o'clock
this morning at fire headquarters. Every
body is invited to witness it.
The annual Jewish fast day began at p.
m. yesterday and continues until p. m. this
evening. During this time no food will be
partaken of by devout Israelites.
The national convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union opens at the
Casino, Oct %, and continues until the Goth.
Miss Willard will make the annual address.
In the probate court yesterday Judge
Iceland decided that M. A. Amquist, the man
who was arrested while acting in a strange
manner, was not insane and could not be
held.
Marin Johnson, arrested on charge of
being the father of the illegitimate child of
Matte Matherson, settled the matter in the
municipal court yesterday by marrying the
girl.
William Sherin, aged 20 years, son of Mrs.
Bridget Sherin, died yesterday from typhoid
pneumonia and will be buried from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception this
afternoon.
Ellis ]. Woolf has been sued by his partner,
Owen Thomas, who seeks to secure an &C
counting. Mr.. Thomas alleges that Mr..
WoOlf has purchased property for his own
use with money belonging to the firm.
In the register of deeds office yesterday
Samuel Hill, William L. Bassett, Robert b.
Langton, Alonzo HI. Linton and Eugene A.
Hendrickson filed articles Incorporating the
Minneapolis Heat and Power company, with
a capital stock of S50),000.
The scaffolding on the hew Baptist church
on Twenty-third avenue south, near Seven
and-One-Half street, gave way yesterday aft
ernoon, giving two wOrkmen a fall of twenty
feet to the ground. Both were severely
bruised although not seriously hurt.
A new door is being placed on the fire
alarm boxes in the central part of the city.
The door can only be opened by turning a
knob which sets a bell to ringing and will
therefore call attention to those people who
turn fire alarms for 1.-THE fun Of the thing"
The city mission directors have elected the
following officers: Fl. E. Fletcher president;
Wyman Elliot, vice president; Royal King,
secretary, and C. E. Dyer, secretary. The
new directors are FL. E. Fletcher Horace
Leighton, J. NJ. Norris and Mrs. r. E. Grim
shaw.
In the municipal court yesterday prisoner,
when he was fined, remarked that he
would like to commit the offense over again.
Judge Mahoney instantly changed the SEN
tence to thirty days in the county jail and
threatened to make it more unless the man
kept still.
In the district court yesterday Michael
Quinlan filed an application for the state