St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-31
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

. Your last chance to hear John B. Cough.
John B. cough tonight. Your last chance to
hear him.
II. stickney, for disorderly conduct, paid fine
In 81 So
The fire department had needless run 70 No.
81 South Washington avenue yesterday.
Prof. John Donaldson will 90 to Cresco, Iowa,
on Saturday to meet famous Iowa pugilist.
A larceny case against Frank Frink dis
missed yesterday for want Of prosecution,
Frank Dunnigan, for driving his wife, Kate,
into the street, was yesterday committed thirty
days.
Michael Barnum, the man who shot Robert
Kenney in the mou th, was held to the grand jury
yesterday.
Eleven warranty deeds were fled with the re-
gister Of deeds yesterday, the considerations Of
which amounted to S21,353.
George Randall, Nick Smith and VIM. Berg, a
trio Of old offenders. were yesterday sent down
for thirty days each for vagrancy.
A bicycle tournament under the auspices OF
the Citizens Wheel club will be held at one of
the roller Kinks within the month.
Geo. W. Rice, the man who was found into xi-
Gated il Robert Waldrous store, was held to tn e
grand jury in $500 bonds. The bonds will be
filed.
The municipal court was pretty well occupied
yesterday with criminal business, and when
O'Clock came around Judge Bailey was only too
glad to adjourn
Yesterday the remaining cases OF larceny from
the Boston clothing store were either dismissed
on the motion of the city attorney or sentence
was suspended by the court.
Ex-Governor st. John is about to visit this
state, He win begin q series OF lectures at
Worthington, Mankato, LIE Sueur, and will speak
in Minneapolis the 10th and 18th of January,
1885.
Vim. Mohler has been arrested for bastardy at
the instance Of Dora Kaiser. The examination
was yesterday set for next Saturday. Il is pos
sioe that a marriage ceremony will end the
trouble.
al Schafer's roller rink, corner Fifteenth
avenue and Sixth street; session, 10 to ~ a. H.,
TO p. m, 1880 to 1890 p. m. Mornings
and afternoon admission, fifteen cents, including
skates. Evenings, on band nights, twenty-five
cents, including skates.
Sergeant Chas. Hill found q party af sneak
thieves at about 10 O'Clock yesterday carrying
of goods from the Boston One Price Clothing
store. A lively fight ensued, in which the ser
geant had his right hand CUT Two men were
arrested.
j. A. sowles ard Anna J. Whips, H. W.
Halle and Minnie Nj. Mallory, OF New York,
Fred II. Smith and Martha E. Clarke, Gust
Hanson and Mary Milkelson. G Perkins and
Anna Dosias, Fl. E. Wilson and Tama NJ. Nc
Connell, John RInschoff and Susie Marian yes
obtained marriage license.
The trustees Of the Sheltering Arms invite
their patrons and all interested in the home to
visit them to-day, Dec. 81, from 2 p. m. until 5.
The Christmas tree for the children will be at 4
O'Clock. The home is at Twenty-seventh ave-
nue north and Twelfth street, and can be reached
by taking the Washington avenue flag cars to
Tenth street. There conveEances will meet the
cars.
About II O'Clock last evening fire originated
in the cellar Of Sherry g. Hayes Novelty tea store
on Sixth street near Hennepiu avenue. The fire
department was on the spot promptly and pre-
vented the flames from spreading. The store is
in the rear of julius Crosses tobacco store, and
the building is an old frzfme structure which
would have burned like finder, if there had been
any delay. The damage is only nominal
The Queen City lodge OF knights and ladies
has been organized, with the following officers !:
Ed. j. Davenport past protector; r. L. Stillman,
protector; Mrs. w. A. James, vice protector;
Mrs. II. F. Converse. secretary; H. F. Converse,
financial secretary; W. A James, treasurer: E.
Q. Cauvet, guide; Mrs. Z. c. Cauvet, guardian
DIR. s. M. Spaulding, sentinel; Mrs. r L. Still
man, chaplain, and E. j. Davenport representa-
tive TO grand lodge