St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-03
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Hannah WEIGH went down for thirty days
yesterday for drunkenness.
For disorderly conduct julius Gerard yes
terdaY paid fine in 81 so.
John Huberbier, at the cafe 2O5 Nicollet,
is the prince of good cooks.
Turkey shoot at the Lake View house, Lake
Calhoun, this afternoon.
The new East side depot has been opened
to the public and is now in use.
The Crusaders 7. A. society met in Catholic
Association hall last evening.
The city council will meet this even ing
for the transaction Of city matters.
The Barlow & Wilson Ministries are nearly
all the guests of the new National hotel.
John Hogan and John Smith, brace of
vags, were incarcerated for ten days each
yesterday.
The Swedish Republican club has become
permanent orgaization, with John Peterson
as president.
Yesterday Robert Clark, of Illinois, was
admitted to practice law at the Hennepin
county bar.
The assets of the Minneapolis Wagon com
pany are shown to be s22, 2S7, and the liabili-
ties SIG, 623.
The water board will hold regular meet
ing tomorrow evening in the office Of the
superintendent.
After the call on 'change day the mem
bership of eleven delinquents will be sold to
the highest bidder.
Miles Bayle, employed on the Manitoba
railway, switchman, fell from a soma
phore and broke his arm.
1t is expected that D. L. Moody, who has
been laboring in Detroit recently, will open
missionary work in this city.
Col. NJ. W. Glenn has nearly recovered
from his protracted sickness. and is again
attending 10 business as of old.
The Figaro restaurant Hans P johnson
proprietor, Pol Second avenue soath, chal-
lenges everybody's admiration.
Nellie johnson and her husband, ]. K.
johnson, were sent TO the county Jail yester-
day for ten days for disordery conduct.
In the case of Warren VS.. the Sw edish
committee, in the district court, the jury
brought in verdict of $40 for the plaintiff.
Owing to the overstock of lumber in the
Minneapolis markets the prices have been
badly cut by lumbermen needing ready
cash.
The fourth annual ball of TIE Northwest
ern Lodge Of the Brotherhood IF Locomotive
Firemen, will occur in Arlnoy hall Friday
evening.
An entertainment will be given at Ply
mouth church this evening ut which the
Swedish method of dining railway passengers
will be illustrated.
George Rieey, the man who stole L. Kim
boll's $40 lap robe, pleaded guilty TO the of
fence in the municipal court yesterday, ana
was incarcerated for thirty DAYS
This evening The Appolo club will enjov
a ball to be followed by surnptuous repast
in their club rooms at the corner of Nicollet
avenue and Twentieth street.
Andrew Berg was arraigne d Yesterday in
the municipal court charged with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday He gave bonds
M $500 to appear Decem Der 3 for trial
Early yesterday forenoon fire damaged
the building and contents at No. 3l9 Fifth
avenue south, about $3.50. The loss was
fully covered by insurance. The building
was occupied by John Fine rty.
The funeral of Mrs J. II. Attn ow, the wife
of the deputy clerk of the nun icipal court.
viii occur this afternoon from the church of
the Holy Rosary. The deceased died ftom
consumption, after a short illnessl.
Charles North, wee little urc hin, was be-
fore the court yes terday at the instance of
his father. He lad spent the nj gbt in limbo
and felt pente,lt. He pleaded guilty 70
stealing Sl5 fro IN his father, and the court
suspended seut ence
HeVmion bod re No. is, K. P.r has elected
the following officers: PC, w. B. Jones:
&C, j. S. Ps .rker; VIC, Gus Pierson: p,
William McCl oskey; IF. George S. Boyd;
". 4, John astle; X. OF f. q s., Charles G.
van vert; 91.A-, Hector Bax ter
Prof Vernon Bell talks on ssModern Uses
OF Electricity this evening before the Young
Men's Christian Associat ion, Syndicate
block. These talks are fire to all Young
men, who will receive tick cts of admission
by calling at the office of P, H. Elliott, gem
eral secretary.
young man named Matthew's, who has
been IN the employ of join r. Purchase, of
tue Cascade laundry for ONE time, had alb
sconded and he took with him 5000 which
ne h9d collected for his employer during the
latFer's absence The olice are working up
tie case.
Mike Murphy and Z. Buddy, the two BOYS
who stole SIS from the till Of the Temper
ance billiard hall, were on trial Yesterday.
Murphy was committed to the reform school
and sentence was suspended in the case of
the other, the boy going home with his
father.
This evening at S O'Clock Prof Vernon
Bell will lecture in the parlor of the Young
Mems Christian Association on s'Modern
uses of electricity This lie ctlIre is free to
all young men. Tickets of admission can
be obtained at the Office of the general sec
rotary, Syndicate block
Charles H. Epps, the c,Slored man who
carved Joshua Sublett, because the latter was
too familiar with the form er's wife, q white
woman, was held to the grand Jury bv Judge
Bailey yesterday, upon IAN examination for
assault with dangerous weapon with intent
to do great bodily harm.
Yesterday forged ch eek was presented nv
callow youth to the North Minneapolis
bank, to be cashed. The check purported to
be signed by j. W. Clark the proprietor of
the Washington avenue roller rink, and for
500 payable to A. II. Johnson The teller
detected the forgery and refused to cash the
check, whereupou the young man suddenly
decamped.
D. O. Smith, who keeps boarding house.
yesterday swore out warrant TO search the
room occupied in the house by Miss Molic
Robinson, poor siewing girl. Smith. if
seems, bad left the house open and unlock
ed. aud during his absence some one stole a
watch worth 500. an chain he valued at
$35. search was Iade under the warrant