Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
MINNEAPOLIS eLoBELETs.

The receipts of the municipal court yes
terday aggregated nearly $500.
The water board will meet in The Office
OF the superintendent this evening.
The Irish-American Social society will
give ball in Market hall on New Years
night.
forgery case has been reported, which
court.
stranger complained Of being held up
70 the tune Of 300 in Priests saloon, On
First street, on Christmas night.
II. McCresson, who undertook the job of
doing up the police force, Was fined IS
and costs yesterday for disorderly con-
duet
The weekly mseting of the W. c. T. q.
viii be held at o'clock this afternoon in
the new rooms No. sos Second avenue
south.
Burglars rangecked the residence of 81.
S. Moore, near the high school building,
bat failed to get anything of particular
vaiue.
Senator Sabin being asked for mis- uto-
graph for the arInory fair, and
accompanying his signature was check
for 800.
Thomas Mcfitt's team took fright at
Manitoba train yesterday and ran away.
Tire vehicle was demolished near Camp &
Walkers mill.
E. e. Erickson, VINO was sent to Wiscon-
sin upon requlsition upon Gov. Hubbard,
has been indicted there for robbery. He
is bad case.
Mrs. Farr entertained the newsboys and
bootblacks last evening in her usu al
Christmas hospitality. Mrs. Fnrr is the
trua friend of the poor little unfortunetes.
Chris AndersoU's Christmas spree was
too much for his good behavior. He IN
dertook TO turn all his fellow boarders cut
of the house, ard yesterday he paid a fine
of So for the diyersion.
Tho art loan continues popular, and the
attendance is undim inished. This is the
last week and those who have not yetfeaaG-
ed their eyes upon the works of art should
not lose the last opportunity.
Nellie Davis and Sadie Parker, keepers
Of houses of i'll fame, yesterday paid fines
in $50 and costs, while the six inmates of
the former house and five inmates of the
latter house paid $40 and costs each.
Fun in Boarding School" is meri-
torious entertainment and is being ap-
precieted by the large audiences which
attend Pence Opera house. They will play
return dates in the Academy of Music next
month.
The fire department was called out yes
terday to extinguish asmall blaze a.
pile of rubbish under the sidewalk in front
Of the Webb block, at the corner of Hen
nepin avenue and Third street. Damage
nominal.
James Carroll, who was arrested by Off
Ger Allen for stealing a fur coat from
Simpson & Henderson's store on Monday
night, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday. His examination is set
for to-day.
james collins was before his honor yes
terday, upon the suspicion of having stolen
GLOBE from G. D. Whitalps book store,
but as the evidence showed the possibility
that mistake had occurred, the defendant
was discharged.
Mrs. Van Cleve will speak and Mrs. But
Ter sing at the Christmas tree for the City
Mission, 521 Washington avenue south,
ThUrsday at 3 p. m. Mr.. Samuel Bsvan,
OF Pilgrim church, has been appointed
assistant to Rev. E. II. Williams, and is
we'll worthy the confidence and support
of all.
Nathan Blair's little girl Nellie had a
narrow escape from a terrible death on
Tuesday night. The child was suffering
from severe cold, and asonite had been
prescribed. careless norse gave the
ohild an overdose and its life was only
saved by prompt use of q stomach pump.
The little one is still very sick from the
effect of the poiseh.
Christmas presents in the form of
marriage licenses were yesterday given
By Deputy Clerk Tirrell to the following
parties: John w. Taylor and Lizzie
Loosemore; Lee Cunningham and Lizzie
Erb; Sandy Bruce and Ablona Lena lie
gelmau; James 4. Rice and Jennie l.. Mil
Ter; S. Swanson and Ellen Layerstedh;
Rock Willis and Cecilia Fisher.
The supreme council of the Royal Ar
canum, having adopted new ritual, the
work of the same is being exemplifed to
the various subordinate councils through
out the union. The exempllncatlon Tor
councils OF Minnesota will occur at the hall
OF Contract council, of Minneapolis, next
Wednesday night, when Deputy Supreme
Regent 81. L. w. Campbell will be
present.
Oscar Davis is member of the motor
ious Davis family which has depredassd in
South Minneapolis the last two or three
years. The police raided them so fire.
quenlY that they absconded, but Oscar has
returned, and yesterday he was arraigned
in the polce court charged with stealing
horse from James Carr on JRly 2lsk last.
The exeRination was continued until Jan
uary 4sh, and in default of bonds in the
sum of $500 he was remandcd to the sas-
tody of Sheriff Steddsrt.
According to the report made to the
commissioner of statistics by E. J. Davsn-
port, clerk of the district soHrt, she num-
Der of marriages in the county Of Hsnue-
pin during the year ending Nov. 80, was
1919. The number Of divorces granted
during the year was II. The number of
foreigners who declared their intention of
becoming United States citizens was 1881,
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