Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
nlIuDkPOLIS News
oYFICE-No. 6 Washington EAyenue, oppo-
site Niconet acuse. OfHes hours from o g. "a
to 10 o'clock .. m.
ns1SxEApoL1s eLoBELzTs.

Visit the Boston restaurant for good
meals. Open day and night.
The Royal Areonum will elect officers for
the year at Inc meeting this evening.
It cow seems rs though Hernepin
avenue is not to be widened after all.
The monthly meeting Of the board of
education wiu be held on Wednesday after
noon.
Rics's Travestie company opened last
night in Fun on the Bristol TO q coed
house.
The athletic club viii give public ex-
hibition, assisted by members Of TIE st.
Paul club, On Wednesday, evening.
The cases which occupied Judge Baiiey's
attention il the police court yesterday
were mostly all petty misdemeanors.
The remains OF Gallagher, killed as tie
Cedar avenue crossing of the Milwaukee d
st. Paul railroad, were buried yesterday.
The co1o1er has not decided as to whether
an inquest should be held upon the re-
mains of Ole Serlaud, killed on the Mime
apolis j, st. Louis railroad On Saturday.
The case OF Swan A. Peterson against
Dennis Trainor ct al, to recover S2,0O0
damsges for niuries received while blast
ing ro.k with dynamite, was disposed Of
Yesterday by Judge LochTen ordering the
Jury to gi7e verdict for the defendant.
The Won ans Christian association, feel
ing The Urgent need OF clothing for the
poor, rec aost th0se having such for men,
women OF children 20 leave ii at the Z. M.
q. \. branch IN s5aTlzef ball, when it Will
be carefully distributed By Miss Gray, the
city visitor.
In the municipal court yesterday the ex
animation Of the case against Charles
Page. tho coiored porter of the barber shop
ur.der Bursi5' annex, was continued until
Thursday morning. Page ia changed with
stealing &25 IL money and $40 CHECK from
Frank Stone.
Lawrence Bunker, the Plymouth avenue
baker, who whipped his wife Oh Saturday
night, and when Ofiosr Rice appeared
fred ssos into Ghe ce1liHg of the house,
and arrested by Offissr Rieo, vas fined IS
and costa, aggregating 81 80 yesterday by
Judge Bailey, which he paid.
A typographical error made an item
read in yastegdays's GLOBE, THE coroner
will held M Inquest upon 5ha remains OF
Gallagher, tbs ,nan Killed upon the CedGr
avenue crossing of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul r4trhad," when 1t was written
the coroner val hold 10 inquest, SIC.
Nellie Brysut, sae frai!, dizzy girl, WIG
was charged " IA stealing S45 from mei'
COMPANION named Malcolm Koline, was
released yesterday and the case dismissed
upon the motion Of the oily attorney
There IL much doubt n every bOdy's MIND
respecting toe fac5 that Malcolm had 81;
of which 10 DO robbed.
The following parties received licenses
to wed yesterday: Octave Goodwin art
Carrie Lind, Jahu T. Griffin and HANNAH
Gaynor, Rsinhola Qnickert and Gsrtrud
Keller, Auders J. Andersen end Matilda
Anderson, Z. II Secord and Susan @
Amend a. T. 7ate ar.d hiyTa "atsGn, L. I
Ganstad and Karen Alison.
The county commissioners yesterda
fxsd the official bond of the Hon. Mottbe'
Walsh, county trea,ursr elect. at S3o00cC
which ia double the bond Of ihe present il
cumbenG. The business of the ofioe is
however, on the increase, the taxes leyie
lOE lltE ttIfGuh r1T btLEik VNOOD3NOc AZ %
cess Of those levied last year.
The jury case of George A. Alley VS.. E
V.DsMott came up last evening in tn
district court before Judges Lochren an
Kocn. The defendant is proprietor Of
Touring tuill liz the ziI,ace Of Long LAX
and while the glaiutiff was employed j
his establishment he received injuries 20
which Ae now sues DeMott for $500
damage.
Morgan Robinson, the eolored youth VII
shot =. J. Mccormick on Hoag's lake tw
weeks ago, was again brought into ID
municipal court yesterday, but as the corc
planning witness Was unable to appear
court tbs preliminary examination vs.
given s further continuance until Fri6a.
Again in defiant OF bonds the detendsl
was iacarcerated.
The many friends Of Mr. William GriI
nell, 2475 Twenty-eighth avenue sout
sympa h'ze with him ia the great nffli'
tion he has sustained IN the death Of b
young wife The maiden name of the q
ceased lady was Henney, aud under til;
name she was well Known in the city as {
accomplished music teacher. She vi
buried on Saturday.
Samuel Lewis, the youth who vas di
covered in the residence of S. G. Cutie
hiding beneath the bed. and who held r
volver il his hsnd st the time, wss yeste
day held by Judge Bailey to await the p
ton Of ,ha grand jury upon he charge
enteri;,5 dwelling ct night with the i
tent a. commit iarceuy. In default {
bonds Ia inc sccl Of $500 ne went 10 jai
The o5m .nittee from the city council c
railway ~iG meet at . O'clock on Wedue
day Afternoon or the purpose of devisiI
some means TO induce or compel the S
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railv'
company 10 provide safe means for publ
crossing of the Fifth and Fourth sire
railway crossings, either by bridging
tunnelipg, or by other practical method
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