St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-28
Min NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

NO,s % central avenue.
Min NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.
The Figaro restaurant at PSI Second avenue
south.
Your last chance to hear John B. Cough.
362-64
The Friendly Inn will probably be opened
on Tuesday.
a vag named John Kelly was committed
thirty days yesterday.
Annie Anderson fell into well in South
Min neapolis and fractured her arm.
Building Inspector Pardee has ordered the
Academy of Music block pulled down.
Charles Monroe, the man who stole DIR.
Hunscomb's lap robe, was given thirty days
yesterday.
Nick Virus played havoc with railway ca
boose, and Judge Bailey fined him $3.50.
The Wolf Tone rifles will hold their an
nual election on the first Monday of the new
year.
A special term calendar of forty-three
cases was yesterday disposed of at the district
court.
Fourteen warranty deeds were yesterday
fled with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms Of which amounted to S23, 100.
Joseph Collier had finger torn from his
right hand yesterday morning while operat-
ing fight machine in pipe factory.
The case against John Nelson and Frank
Miller, arrested for stealing clothing during
the fire, were yesterday set for Tuesday
next.
Judge Young yesterday granted Albert N.
Kinbreath and wife permission to adopt
female child, aged nine months, which was
abandoned by its parents March 10.
Geo. w. Rice, the man found in Robert
Waldron's grocery store on Christmas night
by Capt Chase, was arraigned yesterday, and
his examination was fixed for next Tuesday
morning.
]. NJ. Befka paid fine in $1S, and John
Scheren was committed thirty days yesterday
for stealing clothes from the Boston One
Price clothing store during the Academy Of
Music fire.
The members of the Minneapolis Com
mercial Travellers association will leave this
evening for Chicago via the Albert Lea route
to attend the annual meeting Of the national
association.
John B. Cough at Westminster church
next Tuesday evening. Subject: The Powers
That Be. Wednesday, temperance. Secure
tickets at Dyer q Towards and Peabody's,
so and 40 cents. 362-64
John Buchanan and Anna NJ. Widstrom,
G. w. Lewiston and Allie J. Hill, Nicolas
Hahs and Katie Miller, Robert O'Donnell
and Binnie Ferguson yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Joseph Chadwick, Lyman o. Eddy, o. A.
Miller and Detective Gleason yesterday made
application to the district court for the state
bounty of $500 offered for the arrest and con-
vietion of horse thieves.
lamp exploded in Safter's confectionery
store, on the corner of Sixth street and Four
teenth avenue south, yesterday morning, de-
stroying about $3.50 worth of goods, upon
which there was no insurance.
Real estate dealers complain that there is
almost nothing doing in their line. Pur-
chasers are decidedly cautious, aud capital
lists will not venture much. Some predict a
decline in values, while others are more san
guine and feel confident that the present
In the district court the suits of W. n.
Berry VS.. John T. West, and the Northwest
ern Graindealers VS.. the Northwestern Ele-
vator company both go over to Monday when
trial will be resumed. In the first case the
arguments were partially heard and in the
latter the testimony was submitted.
Khurum lodge No. 112 last evening elected
the following officers for the ensuing year,
G. A. TODD, w. NJ; VIM. Cheney, s. W.. :
o. 0. Hoyt, J. w; Geo. Vetter, treasurer;
c. P. Barker, secretary. The W. NJ. ap-
pointed as members of the Masonic board of
relief, B. L. Perry and D. F. Briggs.
The Hennepin county horticulturists held
their annual meeting yesterday and elected
the following officers: President, NJ. Pearce;
vice president, Ezra Ames; Treasurer. D..
Asin; secretary, ]. E. Northrup; executive
committee, ]. I. Grimes. II. F. Busse. J. y.
Gray, VIM. Lyons, G. H. Robbits.
The Wolf Tone rifles held their second an
nual bail in Window hall Friday night.
About $50 couples participated, and it was an
unusually happy affair. The company has
been organized about fifteen months and is
in fourishing condition. They have pur-
chased twenty-five stand Of arms of good
manu. dbO are wei The
boys drill every Monday night.
On September IA, 1888, the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad company entered into a con-
tract whereby in consideration and privilege
of using certain device and invention. the
property of j. G. Butterield, the com pam
was to pay the patentee Sl2, 900. November
%, 1888, Butterted assigned his contract to
Robert 5. Babcock who yesterday sued to
collect $4,000 due on the contract
The following officers have been elected
for Minneapolis chapter, Order of the East
ern Star: W. NJ, Mrs. G. W. Emery; W.
P, Mrs. W. Il. Jacoby; treasurer, Mrs. ].
Mobiles; secretary, Miss Bertha Emery; con-
ductor, Mrs. G. Gates; assistant conductor,
Mrs. j. Breyer; Adah, Mrs. o. Little; Ruth,
Mrs. W. Fl. Jacoby; Esther, Mrs r. L.
Pratt; Martha, Miss Rosa Mathews; Electa,
Mrs. F. Taylor; warden. Mrs. Farr; sentinel.
w. Cove; chaplain Rev L. F. Cole