Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Silver King company has taken
quarters at the Clark house.
Grand Christmas matinees will be given
at all the theaters this afternoon.
The Boston restaurant will hereafter be
conducted strictly upon the European
plan.s
Thomas Lowry states tina. work will be
begun on the new street Car shops by
June L.
The case of Theresa j. Oliver VS.. Geo.
W. Hedderly, was heard before Judge Koon
yesterday.
John Carroll, who was charged with
smashing lamps in Priests saloon, was
discharged yesterday.
Henry Chase, for knocking his brother
in-law down three times was committed by
Judge Bailey for fifteen days.
The Minneapolis Fancy Polo club will
practice every Wednesday and Saturday
evening from o'clock to $50 o'clock.
The Sons of Veterans held largely at
tended meeting in their hall last evening
and transacted business of Importance on
the organization.
H.W. Squires, hack driver, is under
arrest, chsged with obstructing streets
and VOL ating the hack ordinance. He will
be tried January 2.
a large show case filled with specimen
pictures has been stolen from the passage
entrance TO w. Mlller's.. photogra phic gal
lery on Nicollet avenue.
In the case of Allen VS.. Knight, testi-
mony was yesterday taken before Judge
Lochren, and the case will be arg ued on
the first Saturday in February.
Harry Wood the young man who creat-
ed disturbance IN the colored NJ. E i.
church on the East Side on Sunday, paid q
fine of SIS and costs yesterday.
The Nicollet house will give sumptu-
GUS Christmas dinner from to $50 this
evening. 1t is probably the largest bi II of
fare ever gotten up in this city.
Already nearly $1,000 worth of tickets
for the fremen's annual bal, which will &C.
cur on January 1, have been sold. The
proceeds will be donated to the relief
fund.
j. B. Nally, first sergeant of the Wolf
Tone rifles, accepts the challenge issued
by Private O'Brien to a drilling contest
with either sword Or musket for fun or for
money.
George HUM, the register of deeds, pre-
sented his clerical force yesterday with
Christmas boxes IN recognition of faithful
and efficient service rendered during tie
past year.
E. A. Erickson. who was imprisoned in
The county Jail for nine days for obtaining
goods under false pretences, was dis
charged TO stand trial for grsver offenss
in Wisconsin.
Jesse, the eleven year old son of John
Clermont, of 242 Sixth avenue, north, has
been missing from his home since Friday
morning when he started to go to the
Manitoba depot.
AT a German festival in Medina town
ship, IN dischargiug a gun, the gun ex-
ploded, and so badly injured August Roehl
that DR.. Ames yesterday amputated his
left hand above the wrist.
Father Sullivan, OF st. Anthony of Padua
~5nureh, has removed to Austin, and Father
E. NJ. Dekiere has taken his place during
the Christmas season. No permanent sue
cessor has been yet appointed
Nicholas Hanger, residing on Second
accidentally fell backward into the canal
at the Pillsbury GA" mill yesterday and
sustained serious internal injuries.
Joseph Goodrich and Charles Herrick,
arrested in the thieves nest near the knit
ting factory out on Western avenue, were
discharged yesterday. 1t is expected that
new charge will be made against them.
The American express team had q run
away yesterday noon on Third street north
near Third avenue. The teamster though
thrown from the wagon, held on to the
lines and brought the fiery animals under
subsection.
j. R. Bunce, who owns livery stable on
Washington avenue north, rented a horse
and cutter on Saturday who gave his name
as Ed Smith, and up to last evening the
owner of the properly had heard nothing
of the same.
Officer E. a. Bassett he's been presented
eye stone, by the merchants of Washing
TON aV6DuS, III feOOSulLiOu OF tIle Oucer s
services in enforcing the hack ordinance
while under special detail.
G. II. Fountain, travelling agent for the
clothing firm of Geo. Becker & Co., Chi
cago, died yesterday morning at 14eS,
Fourth avenue, south. His remains will
be sent this morning to Clark, the county
seat of Clark county, D. T., for interment.
In the municipal court yesterday the
examination of @. H. Wilson, the beliger-
ent Nicollet avenue saloon keeper, who is
charged with attempting to shoot his bar
tender, Willis, was partly conducted, when
it was continued until January 10 by con-
sent of the parties.
A marriage ceremony WAS performed in
the probate court yesterday which will give
unbounded pleasure to the advocates of
miscegenation. black man and white
woman were the contracting parties, and
the judge was happy in making
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.''
William Cussin, who has been under ar
rest for some time upon the charge of
robbing j. W. Rose of S13 in money re-
ceived his preliminary examination in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon,
which resulted in his being held to await
the action of the GRAND iarv in 81 600