St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08
MIN NEApoL1s GLoBULEs.

Mayor Pillsbury threatens to revoke Her
man Priests liquor license.
H. P. Johnson's Figaro restaurant gives
nice dinner for thirty-fve cents.
Sample dinner at the Cafe de Haberbier,
and you viii ''get stuck on it's
The Father Matthew T. A. society held its
usual Sunday meeting last evening.
d. H. Moody, the famous evangelist, will
inaugurate, on Tuesday night, a series Of
meetings in this city.
Prof c. o. Duplessis is arranging to in
augurate series of winter athletic exhibit
tons in the gymnasium.
r. P. Huntington wore splendid suit of
new clothes yesterday. He won them on the
election and Ed Steele, of the Boston, was
the loser.
The spiritualists held largely attended
meeting at Malcomb hall last evening in
which Mrs. Tryan delivered very interest
ing lecture.
small fire at a dwelling on Nicollet
avenue near Seventeenth street yesterday
afternoon called the department out on a
needless errand.
The troupe of young singers under the
management of Prof. Birdsall are rehearsing
their parts in the Operetta Saila twice week
A few more chorus singers are wanted at
Harrison's hall on Saturday 2. p m.
AT the meeting of the Press club yester-
day Geo. n. LOOMS was elected a mem ber
An invitation to attend the exhibition of the
Art club Monday night was accepted, and
other business of a routine nature trans
acted.
The second annual exhibition Of the Min
neapolis Artists club will open tomorrow
morning at Peters gallery on Nicollet
avenue. The collection of paintings will be
much larger and choice than was the collec-
ton of last winter.
The board of trade will discuss matters of
commerce and speculations ut 10 O'Clock this
morning. 1t may be expected that the Black
River Falls iron mine project will be given
another whirl, and perchance some prudent
member will conceive new fair ground
scheme.
The Minneapolis Nelrs Letter has closed It's
first volume and signalzcs the happy event
by coming out as six column folio. r. II.
Shadrack has purchased an interest in the
paper and department will hereafter be de-
voted TO the cause of labor, with which that
gentleman is prominently identified. Dr.
Ames certainly has reason for congratua-
ton upon the success of his journalistic
venture which certainly seemed to have
filled the proverbial long felt want in the
Sawdust city.
The ladies of the Female Suffrage associa-
ton are industriouslv circulating memorials
to congress and to the state legislature pray
ing that the ''woman's suffrage question
may be submitted to the people These
ladies are meeting with marked success in
gathering autographs to their petitions
What young man can be so Vngalant, or,
rather, what gallant young man can ''say
thee nay" when asked to sign ny q prepos-
sessing and urbane young ladyl
Detectives Gleason and Quinlan, who have
been watching the movements of a certain
crook for some time, about 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning were rewarded for their watch.
fulness ty catching their man in the very
act Of burglariZing the residence of Dennis
Long, an east side saloon keeper The de-
tectves Swallowed the thief from saloon on
Hennepin avenue to the house which is
on Main street north near Sixth avenue,
and allowed him to pry open
a window and enter, when they appeared
and nabbed him. His name is Pat Lynch,
who is wanted at N. p junction and other
places for crooked work Mr.. Long had
about $500 in money with him, so the cap
ture was very timely.