St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-25
charge of assault and battery and drew
her own check to pay fine of SIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GAoBULEs.
Bank clearings Yesterday, ss1s, 167 .76.

Bank clearings yesterday, Se1S, 1915.
P. A. Desete, laborer. residing at 615 JET
ferson street, has disappeared.
One case of scarlet fever and two OF meas
les were reported to the health officer yester-
day.
1t has been finally agreed to arbitrate the
matter in dispute between the Spectator ana
the Typographical union.
Tonight at the East side Turner hall the
Democrats will have a big rally. Mayor
Ames, P. b. Winston and other speakers Will
be on hand.
Prof. E. D. Holmes addressed the State
Teachers institute at Long Prairie last even
ing on "a Pedestrian Tour Through England
and Scotland"
Mrs Ellen ODonnell has written to the
police from Altoona, Pa. asking II they
know anything of her son, Patrick Don
nell, who formerly lived here.
In the case against Dr. E. E. Barnum all
of yesterday was occupied in hearing testl-
mOny relative to the value of the tools. VII
nesses' estimates ran from 500 to $40.
J. P. McGaughey, the well known labor
champion is out in an able and manly let
ter defending and advocating Miss Eva Nc
Donald as candidate for the school board.
There will be a social gathering of Calhoun
| club tonight at their rooms, 200 Nlcollet,
| avenue. Mr.. Crane, the comedian, will be a
! guest of the club. All members are request
| ed to be present.
! the hall on the corner of Spring and Jeffer-
! son streets this evening. Among the speak
ers will be l. f. Williams, Edward Doty and
| Thomas PEBBLES.
Burglars entered the residence of W. E.
1 Hostord, a 2129 Portland street, early yes
1 terday morning and secured a few dollars IN
money and two notes for $500. Payment
on the notes has been stopped.
The Democrats had two well attended
meetings last night, one at Manages hall IN
rtnaF id 4 a hon r
| ern avenue Among the prominent speakers
| were p. b. Winston, A. 7. Ankeny, ID. b.
Johnson, j. t. Bynes, L. NJ. Rand and G. T..
| Baxter.
The Scandinavian Democrats of South
| Minneapolis viii have big mass meeting at
| Owens formerly Higgin's) Hall, ST and
! $40 Minnehaha av. Thursday night at ,
p. N. Well known speakers VIII be IN at
| tendance. and the Normanna band Will FUR
| nish fine music.
A party of excursionists from st. Jeseph.
! Mo, will be here to-day and will be enter
tanned by committees from the JoDbers as
ISOLATION and board of trade. o. c. Wyman,
j. c. Eliel COvour Langdon, Anthony Kelly
ana W. G. Byron are the jobbers' committee
and A. J. Blethen, E. j. Phelps and f. c..
| Nickle represent the board of trade.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| John Schaar and Mary Kichbock. E. A.
| Heath and Elizabeth \. Newman, Marion 5.
| Lewis and Martha 7. GOodfellOW, Frederick
| B. Rowe and Silian E. Petit, James W. Sal
ton and Minnie Holmes John Esty and Anna
! Sheffels, Thomas Cook and Emma Ditzler,
| Philip Mimi and Bertha Ledeman.
Evil-minded persons have circulated re-
| port through the Ninth ward that John
Kerr candidate for Alderman, is member
of the anti-Catholic society. TO end this and
set the matter forever at rest, Aid. Kerr has
| made affidavit that he is not and never has
been connected with that or any similar
! organization. The affidavit was made before
| Notary W. III. Trip.
The members of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club of the First ward are requested to
! meet at their club rooms. corner Thirteenth
| avenue northeast and Main street. at 7 p. m.
sharp this evening, TO parade i'll body TO at
| tend grand Democratic rally at the East
Side Turner hail. Plenty of torches and
bands. The line of march will be down
| Main street to Fourth avenue. then out
Fourth avenue to Fifth street, then down
Fifth street TO Central. then down Central to
Main, and then up Main and Marshall to the
| Turner hall All Democrats are invited TO
| parade with the club.