St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
The sIeighipg is excellent.

The sleighing is excellent
The Ames zouaves will drill at their arm
DRY this evening.
A few frost bitten people complained of the
weather last night.
The city council will meetin regular ses-
sion tomorrow evening.
VIM. Choy and II. Jackson paida fine in
SS2.5O each yesterday for gambling.
About week ago the Minnesota Safe COM
pany's safe was cracked for $40.
The Figaro restaurant, 25l Second avenue
south; u nice dinner for thirty-ive cents.
The Cafe de HaberbIer, No. POS Nlcollet
avenue; five course dinner for thirty-ive
cents.
Mike sweeney pleaded guilty yesterday to
the charge Of being found in q house of III
fame aud paid fine in go.
A meeting viii be held at the board Of
trade rooms this morning in the interest of
the union fair grounds project
The product Of amber cane 10 Hennepin
county has been considerable. Excelsior has
shipped $4,000 gallons of syrup this fall.
slick forger has PLAYED havoc with Merri-
man, Burrows & Co. Just what the amount
Of forged checks passed comes TO is not
known.
The Moody meetings closed yesterday
with packed house at Westminster church.
Hundreds were turned away unable to gain
admission.
The members Of the Minnesota Stock
Breeders association will meet at the Mime
apolis board Of trade rooms on Wednesday
afternoon.
The city pastors held their weekly meeting
yesterday forenoon. II was devoted TO prayer
aud the discussion Of the Moody work and of
church work generally.
The Minneapolis millers will meet at the
Office of the Northwestern Miller this evening,
to arrange to make a special exhibit at the
New Orleans exposition.
Thomas E. Rouke and Hannah Jones,
Frank Whitney and Sophy Hanson, Charles
W. Norton and Mary Norton. c. A. Brown
and Anna F. Freden yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
DR.. ]. E. Stees styles himself a vitapathic
physician, which the old school physicians
claim is an irregular practice, and contrary
to law. Consequently. at the instance Of DR..
E. ]. Brown, the vitapathie man is to be ar
rested.
The 'Billy the Kid'' gang who are under
arrest upon the charge Of holding up Andrew
Berg last Tuesday night, were arraigned yes
terday and their examinations ewere con-
tinued until December 10 in $1,000 bonds
each. For want Of bail they were incar-
cerated.
The "Adamless Eden" party opened a
vaudeville season at the Pence Opera house,
under the management of John Shusby. 1t
is the old Rentz-Santley female minstrel
company with few changes, and changes
for the better. Miss Alice Townsend is
always popular, and caught generous ap-
plause last night
-Four carpenters employed in brick block
in course of construction at the corner Of
Washington aud Ninth avenues south, mar
rowly escaped being victims TO asphyxia by
inhaling the fumes Of the large salamander
used for drying purposes. Coke was used
for fuel. The men were removed in an un-
conscious condition. but were recusitsted.
In the assignment Of VIM. T. Dickey, the
insOlvent commission merchant, to Joseph
ID. Darling, schedule was yesterday fled
showing the assets to amount TO s1,5S4.65,
the liabilities TO S17,615.20. The creditors
claims are all for small accounts, most Of
them being from abroad. The claims of the
three Minneapolis creditors do not exceed
SIS.
An action was brought in the district court
yesterday which was set for q hearing De-
eember %. The complaint alleges that the
defendant, Sarah E. Knickerboeker, in max
ing an assignment, fraudulently concealed
certain property to the loss Of creditors. The
complaint further alleges that they were de-
franded by such secretion of goods in the
sum of s., 964.57.
Charles Nelson runs an employment
bureau at 221 south Washington avenue and
has branch Office in st. Paul. At the latter
Office So each was collected from six men
who were promised employment in southern
coal fields. The men went as directed and
found no work. They then returned to 81.
Paul and begun an action under which Mel
son was yesterday arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses.