St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearings Yesterday. S9S7. 723.4s.

Bank clearings yesterday, S9S7, 723.4S.
The Stonemasons' union will meet and
elect officers Monday, Dec 10.
Michael Doyle, familiar Minneapolis
character, was fined So for being drunk yes
terday.
The body Of Charles Millikin, found dead
in the street, has been sent to his old home
in OsllalooSa. To-, for burial.
The WOmans Christian Temperance union
holds special prayer meeting at the Free
Baptist church this afternoon.
pile of burning wood on the corner of
Fifth street and Third avenue north called
out the fire department last evening.
Colored citizens meet at Freya hall this
evening and agree upon one of their num-
Der for candidate for city hall janitor.
Joseph Sheppy was sent to the workhouse
for thirty days for stealing an overcoat from
d boarding house on Second street north.
Drs. Nippert and Kimball, who failed to
report contagious diseases TO the board of
health, will not be prosecuted. They have
promised to be more careful in the future.
Lucky RANCH at the Pence proved to be
very good comedy, full of action A house
and barn and haystack are burned on the
stage at the end of the first act. Lucky
RANCH will run the remainder of the week.
j. Williams, a somewhat vealy clerk in a
prominent Washington avenue clothing store,
has covered himself with glory by returning
after an absence of three or four days and
announcing that he was blowing himself
in st. Paul.
John Foley has begun three suits against
Simeon Merrill ct al, for the foreclosure of
three mechanics liens on certain lots in Ell
wells Second addition. The aggregate
amount of the liens is S667.7O.
Frederick r. Mathews, bartender, was
brought ND before the Judge of probate yes
terdav, On the charge of being confirmed
inebriate. An examination proved the
charge to be true. and he was ordered to be
Tod 70 11n inc q RnphQS-
ter.
John Hendershot, typical tough, and
Hattie Woodland. woman whose reputation
IS not as sp0tless as it might be, were ar
raigned in the police court yesterday morn
ing on a charge of lewd and indecent con-
duct They were found in room in South
Minneapolis. Both pleaded guilty and fined
$50 each.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Gluck end Mary L. Thielen, Aug gus
tus w. Lamson and Ada S. Mars, Ludwig
Schaal and Lena Tritt, NelS Eckdahl and
Ellen johnson, Peter Arwidson and Chris
tine Anderson, Charles Peterson and Selma
Swanson, Jens Jensen and Mary Hanson,
George n. johnson and Bertha Hanson,
John Il. Peterson and Anna u. Housted, y. L.
Olson and Jane Ness.
A real estate sharper came near working
shrewd game Oh an unsuspecting purchaser
yesterday. The man who wanted to buy is
stranger here and was induced to negotiate
jOr some lanQ IN Union square duultloll, puI-
porting to be near Lake Harriet. Just before
the deal was closed he learned that the land
in question is some six miles from Lake Har-
riet. The deal was declared off, right there
and then.
William Carter, of this city. is at present in
Chicago, where he went to tell what he knew
in regard to the murder of Eva Mitchell in
that city some weeks ago. His testimony
amounted to nothing, and the authorities are
no wiser than they were before. 1t will be
remembered that soon after the murder took
place Carter let it be understood that he
could tell good deal if he were approached
IN the right way. He was interviewed by a
number of reporters, but never told anything
that amounted 10 much.