St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-14
MIN NEAPoLIS GLoBULEs

The park commissioners failed to meet
again yesterday.
ompany will take part in the carnival
tomorrow night.
Try Sunday dinner at the Cafe de Haber-
bier, 205 Ncollet avenue.
The King VS.. Remington suits were yes
terday continued one week.
The annual meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held next Wednesday.
The Figaro restaurant, 215 Second avenue
SOUTH is surely nice establishment.
Dr. Hovcy will deliver his lectures on
"Cures' at the Universalist chuch Tuesday
night
st. Barnabas hospital has recently in
creased its facilities for caring for the pa
tents.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will hold
a meeting in Catholic association hall this
evening at O'Clock.
The Central Park skating rink was opened
last night and gay party took advantage of
the pleasures thus offered.
The Prohibtionists are endeavoring to
secure st. John for a course of temperance
lectures in this city.
Last night work began at the Crocker rink
in preparing the same for the opening of the
carnival of nations tomorrow.
In the district cout yesterday special
term calendar of twenty-nine cases was heard
by Judges Young and Lochren.
The Catalonia club will meet at the gen.
tlemen's parlor of the NicolIet Monday even
ing, at O'Clock, for business.
Mayor Pillsbury and John G. Wooley will
address the cold water citizens of the Eighth
ward this afternoon at o'clock.
On Monday night John slensby, the new
manager, will open the Pence Opera house
with the ''Adamless Eden'' party.
In the district court yesterday a judgment
was entered up in the suit Of the North Star
Iron works VS.. Weigel Bros. for 81, 35S2O.
The board of trade will wrestle with the
union fair project again tomorrow morning
The Minnehaha scheme is gaining ground.
1t is reported that the Minnesota exhibit
cannot be unloaded at New Orleans for two
weeks, owing to the large accumulation of
goods.
DR.. Asire read paper on some years ex-
perience in fruit growing" at the weekly
IN Getting Of the county Horticultural society
yesterday.
University avenue was the scene of pretty
lively trotting yesterday. Many were the
fast trotters that were speeted by their ad-
miring owners.
An entertainment for the benefit of the in
digent poor of the Eighth W ard will be given
IT tl,fa -, ~
Tuesday evening.
WIN. H. Howard and Emma Shurbert,
John E.. Oman and Nellie Olson, R. C..
Walkerton and Susie Eg,Ean yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Thomas Hanley, the prisoner who fell from
one of the corridor balco mics at the county
Jail, was still unconscio Us at the College hos
pital last evening.
The coroner decides that no inquest is
necessary in the case of Scheig, who died
suddenly on Friday, In the bath rooms of
the West, from con gestion of the lungs
John Mahon is charged with the larceny
OF two bolts of PRINT cloth from D. H. Gar
rett. He was arraigned yesterday and his
trial was set for December 10, in 500 bonds
Emma f. Wilson, as surviving partner of
W. e.. Barker, yesterday made an assign
ment for the Barker Fire Kinder company.
to Hector Baxter, for the benefit of credit
ors.
Ed Tanning is poor devil who is under
arrest at the instance of A. Bengston, upon
a charge of stealing the vast sum of twenty
five cents. He is under $50 bonds to appear
for trial December 10.
The city council committee on railroads
will report at the Wedn esday night meeting
In favor of allowing the Northern Pacific
railroad to lay its tracks on Second street in
stead Of First street.
A meeting of the Stock Breeders associa-
ton is to be held at the board of trade rooms
next Wednesday at 2:3O p. m, when i'm
portant matters pertaining to legislative ac-
ton, etc., will be considered.
Jones, the fish man." as he is familiarly
known, had no trial upon the charge of com
hitting an assault and battery upon "Alpha-
Det' Bartlett. The case was YESTERDAY dis
missed for want of prosec ution.
Billy Smith, as the exporter of the Clark
house pleases to call him self in court. was
yesterday held to await. the action of the
grand jury for attempt ng TO commit bur-
glary in the residence of Aid. johnson the
other night. He takes it philosophically, and
says twill keep him out of trouble for
time.
1.-The standing committees of the city coun-
ell will meet on Monday afternoon, as fol-
lows; Committees on roads and bridges.
pubic grounds and buildings, health and
hospitals, street grades and additions. and
aldermen of the Fourth ward at 2 O'Clock:
committees on gas and fire department at 8
O'Clock, and claims at z: 80 in the evening.