St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-24

pulplI Oh the FlynOuCn cnurcn. is III Iuo clGys
the guest of George H. Rust. He has not
yet accepted the call.
Cornelius Kellard of Graveville, Ind, re-
ported to the police Yesterday morning that
he had been knocked down and robbed by two
men on Second street north.
Frank T. Meadows, the young man charged
with embezzlement from D. w. Vincent, his
employer, yesterday pleaded guilty in the
municipal court and was fined $25.
Officer Blake was Yesterday arraigned in
the municipal court for assaulting Henry Y.
Juve July at the circus ground, and pleaded
not guilty. The hearing was set for Friday.
Benjamin J. Neidenberger has brought suit
against Smith 81 Campbell to recover $67.F3,
which amount he alleges the firm owes him
for work performed in marking gu antity OF
logs.
The bill for the coming week at the dime
museum will include"The Mirror of Ireland,
q panorama on the upper stage. and the
comedy Fun on the Bristol on the lower
stage.
The North Minneapolis bank case will come
up in the district court to-day, when the at
torneys for the creditors and Peter Rauen
will fight the petition to have the creditors lie
leases within thirty days.
At the funeral of II. o. Hamlin to-day the
following gentlemen will officiate as pail
bearers: George H. Rust, Charles E. Eaton,
w. III. Hays, w. d. Hale, j. NJ. Sullivan, e. T.
Officer Vogel appeared in the municipal
court yesterday morning, and pleaded not
guilty to the charge of aSsaulting A G. ray
Tor with a dangerous weapon. he was pound
over to the grand jury under bonds of $500.
G. M. Moore, the well-known travelling
man. who is in the city, states that he VIII
messed the mounted sword combat between
Duncan Ross and Sergt. Walsh at Chicago,
and considers it one of the most novel and
exciting spectacles every brought before the
public.
Willie Brightner was little boy six years
old who was locked up yesterday upon the
charge Of stealing $50 watch from Mrs.
Anna Mabery. He told the court that his lit
tie brother took it and he had only tried to
sell it for 5 cents. He was ordered re-
turned to his parents.
Cornelius Kellard from Graceville, Ind,
yesterday morning got acquainted with
couple of men who asked him to buy them
something to eat. He complied with the re-
quest, and in return for his kindness, they
led him under the railroad bridge on First
street north, where they knocked him down
and robbed him of IS cents, all the money he
had.
The council committee on railroads spent
yesterday afternoon in inspecting an ordl-
nance presented by the Northern Pac1he
Railway company, granting that company
right Of way for an additional track on the
East side. The purpose seems to be to get q
route from the West to st. Paul without
touching Minneapolis for freight use. The
objection is that it will cross too many
streets. No conclusion was arrived at.
Minneapolis Real Estate.
The following real estate transfers were
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds yes
terday:
Lit. 81. Blk l, R E Fergusons add; R Hay
wood to II Pearsons -: sl,fuo
Land in section 81, town 20, range "a; e A
Harmon to Cole. ..:........:...;...; 2,OoO
Lit T. blk %, WINDOWS add; II Sutherland
tot P Edwards .................... 1000
Its II and IS, blk 5, Mcwilliam's add;
Barney to e Dawson. 2,O00
1t l. blk 5, Bakers Second add; e E Edg-
Its and 9, blk l. Nicollet Park add; Robert
Stratton to w Kneale. ............ 1,200
| Its and Z, blk 2, Johnson's add; Mamie
Aendermin to B Floyd. ................. $500
Its II. 10, 81, "a and 26. blk 4. Estabrook's
add; w II Hubbard to S Small. ......... $500
Lit 5, blk 2, Wright's add; A Booth to Flor
Lit 4, blk 2, Wright's add; A Booth to Flor
| Land in sec Is, town III, range %; HIM
Its 6, 7, Is and II, Blk 2, Floyd's add; E B
Floyd to N Clendemir. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
| Its % and "a, blk 8, Bakers Second add;
Rounsevel to Jones................ 1900
1t 26, blk 3S, Whitcomb's subd; Whit
| comb to John Anderson. Lulu
| 1t rs, blk q Allan & Anderson's Second add;
w Allan to d E Roberts. ............ l,02o
Lit l. Woodford's subd; r Gale to
| Hicks .............. $500
Hicks. ....................... 5000
Its g. ard 5, blk 4 Motor Line add; George
McNeir to j Il Bell .................. $3.50
| Lit l, blk g. Calhoun Park; K Hagg to
| PauS. E,oVV
Its l6 to so inc, blk l, Lawrence & Reve's
add; w Adams to Frank slocum.. 800. $3.50
Rohr to l. Gates. .................... 1900
| IL 20 ad d. Ia
s Gates acknowledgements. 1000
1t 2 blk s. Murphy's add; Emil Mohr to the
Sidle-F Fletcher Holmes company. ......... 1,SUO
| 1t 8, blk l, Tullochs add; Gillett John
Plomteaux. ...-...--.- l,ou4
| Its to 25 inc. blk l, Olivet add Trow
| Its s. 6 and 49, Motor Line add; Vernal
Truesdell to f ii Steele. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,OOU
Six minor deeds less than 81 900 each. S,05O
Total number of deeds, 35 1897 $40
BUILDING PERMITS.
Inspector Pardee issued building permits as fol-
| lows yesterday:
Anthony Kelly, five 3-story brick dwellings,
1913 to l22, Hawthorne ay ......-...- S3U, UOu
| G w Turner, 2-story frame dwelling and
| barn, o4Oe Bloomington av................ 1,l50
John Baxter, 2-story frame dwelling 5l9
Twenty-second av.. l.2O0
| A w FindIev add to dwelling I4O6 Clinton av 700
| II C Pearson 2-story frame dwelling. 3lO1
GARFIELD nv. ................ 1000
Some 3IOS Garfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Same 3lO5 Garfield Observation-Disclosures. 1000
F Plach, 2-story frame dwelling, 23l3 Second
st ne. iVo
G Andrews 2-story frame dwelling 1910 ~
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