St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-05

The Boston block is again being allied up
with tenants.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$l,072, 5923e.
The Celtic association will hold q regular
meeting this evening.
The soda motors will probably be tested to-
morrow or Wednesday.
The new yentilating apparatus in the city
schools is nearly completed.
In the district court yesterday Emil Brosius
was admitted to full citizenship.
Miss Frances willard will deliver q White
Cross address at the Casino, Oct. IL.
S. G. Cook will erect a number Of fine resi-
dences on his new Prospect park property.
There was no quorum at the board OF
trade meeting yesterday morning. A meet
ing will be held In one week.
A runaway horse, dashing into the moor
at the Fourth street crossing yesterday morn
ing, created considerable excitement.
At meeting of the directors of the
Womans Exchange yesterday morning,
plans for the annual meeting, Sept. IL, were
discussed.
The oil ID case Of George 8. Grimes against
the motor company, to secure damages for
| ejectmenI, was begun in the district court
| yesterday.
Prof. Folwelrs lecture on "Pol' tca1
ECONOMY" which was to have been delivered
| tonight at the Church of the Redeeme.- has
been indefinitely postponed.
The annual meeting of the ladies connected
with the Home for Children and Aged Women
| takes place this afternoon at the building. cor.
ner Thirty-second street and Stevens avenue.
male infant, which appeared to be only
| an hour old, was left in basket on the door
step of Fred B. Lathrop. No. Is Sixth street
north, last evening. The child Is apparently
| strong and healthy and may live. There IL
no clue to its parents.
| The Minneapolis central committee of the
National Labor party will meet tonight at the
| residence Of Evert Nymanover, 307 Eighth
for mass meeting of the Germans of NORTH
Minneapolis, which will be the principal tran.
| saction of the meeting.
The follow ng special venire of jurors was
drawn yesterday: w. A. Spafford, M. V
Shaw, Uriah Wilson, G. L. Peck, A. e
Uhlm, NJ. FL. Hemperly. Charles WOODBURY.
| O. A. Sutton, A. K. Hewitt, William Cove,
John Kelley, J. B. Langdon, Owen Egan,
Gus Seitz, ]. r. WOODBURY..
In the district court yesterday Judge Re:
fled decision in the real estate suit brough
by Daniel II. Hale against f. Balch. in which
he DEGREES that the tax deeds offered by the
defendant are void on the face Of them, a
| they fail to show any authority OF the county
treasurer to sell the property in question.
A warrant was yesterday sworn out for tht
| arrest of william Mcdonald, residing at 1870
Sixth street. charging him with the embezze
| ment of money. Mcdonald was route car
rier for the GLOBE in South Minneapolis, au'
is charged by the circulator with collecting
and appropriating to his own use certain
sums Of money.
In the suit for $500 damages, brought b.
Eliza Murphy against the Minneapolis Il 81
Louis Railway company. Judge Rea decided
yesterday that the plaintiff is entitled to re
cover $3.50. Mrs. Murphy claimed that b
the company failing to properly fence in 1t
| trOQdep
Marriage Iisenses were issued yesterday t
John Harrington and Mary Dwyer, Gust Lar
son and Matilda Carlson, o. P. Skoghinel an
Christina Jansen, Gustave j. Pauly an
Amelia N. Young, Ed d Marsh and Luc
Motheral, August Olson and Julia Er1gsen
Fred NJ. Boorman and Lena Terry, P.
| Roller and Leila W. Brown, W. c. Hicks an
| Josephine Bell, Charles Erickson and Mar
Anderson, Nicholas A. Tantges and Mary L
| Miller Nicholas Cook and Katie Tantges
William E. Maclean and Helen Mclean, Fran
Woods and Lena Madison.