St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-19
MIN NEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

The officers for the Geo. n. Morgan Post
Relief corps will occur this evening.
The Figaro restaurant PSI Second avenue
south is still giving eminent satisfaction.
The West side Turnverein will give .
grand childrens festival on Christmas day.
President Northrup of the state university
will deliver lecture in Westminster church
this evening.
There will be public installation Of the
officers of Minneapolis No. 10 and Henne-
pin lodges Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock,
in Masonic hall, Hennepin avenue.
c. B. Waddell, and Sarah E. Boston, Mer-
ger Rosenfeld, of Rock Island, ILL.,, and
Laura Levi, VIM. Nifty and Lucy Johnson,
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
The weather was positively too cold yester-
day for criminal events. The patrolmen did
not make an arrest during the day, and there
were but two trivial cases before Judge
Bailey in the municipal court.
Manager Brown, of the Comique, is giving
the best show this week of the season. The
Muldoon quartette compose whole show in
themselves. They are deservingly popular
in Minneapolis, and their friends and ad-
mirers are legion.
The following officers were elected by Min
neapolis lodge No. 10, A. f. and A. NJ, last
evening, for the ensuing year: c. G. Brandt,
w. NJ; w. D. Peet, s. W.; s. s. KilVington,
j. w; j. H. Thompson, treasurer; j. NJ
Williams, secretary.
horse, belonging to Jas. T. Baker, ran
away last evening on bridge square. L.
Strickland, a brush maker, living at 20
Nineteenth avenue south, was knocked down
by the animal aud had one of his legs and
his back severely injured.
Frank Malrey,a hack driver, got into fight
the yesterday morning with a light weight
thoroughbred known as 'sThe Kid'' and in
the melee Malrey got slugged in the head
with a beer glass and knocked insensibIe.
He was taken to the college hospital and last
night he was pronounced out of danger by
the attending surgeon.
The city is full of especially sad cases of
restitution and privation. Mrs. Livingston,
who resides at No. 1917 Western avenue, to-
gether with her three year old child was
found on the very threshold of starvation.
She is the wife of the brave fireman who died
at the time of the second dire mill explosion.
superintendent Will ans has given proper
assistance.
The bids for furnishing water pipe to be
laid next spring, were opened by the water
board and referred to the committee on con-
struction. The bids were remarkably low,
and 1t is probable that Dennis Long Il Co.,
OF Louisville, KY, represented by A. j.
Guilford, their Chicago agent, was q little
lower than any of the others.
The West Side Turnverien have elected
the f0r
President Carl Piper; vice president, George
Thiele; recording secretary, George Loeffert;
corresponding secretary, William Dittmau:
treasurer, l. Monash; cashier, Fred Heck
rich; first warden, Frank Gutsch; second
warden, Samuel Pfswm; singing wardens,
Charles Fust and Charles Zahn.
The state grange has elected the following
officers: Master, W. s. Chowen; overseer, L.
d. Brown; lecturer, B. C. Yancy; steward,
james McGregor; assistant steward, d. C.
Smyth; chaplain, James Sutherland; treas
nrer, Miss Sarah G.. Baird; secretary, Harry
r. Adams; gate keeper, A. NJ. Childs. The
officers were installed at the meeting of yes
terday.
The Apollo club at its annual meeting
elected officers as follows: President, D. c.
Lowenstine; vice president, Max Segelbaum:
treasurer, s. E. Hart; secretary, S. Meyers;
trustees, Cyrus Rothschild, Isaac Bnxbaum.
Samuel Rothschild, Max Bentson. l.,
Mlchaels, and s. Rees; permanent amuse-
ment com mittee, NJ. w. Denen baum Joseph
Michaels, H. Rcthschild; caterer, L. shit.
Rudolph Miller, the keeper of the saloon at
Turner ball, met with a painful accident
yesterday. He was leading a horse on
North Second street, when the animal be-
came bold and frisky, and reared and
plunged. The horse hit Mr. Miller with a
forward foot squarely upon the nose, smash
ing his proboscis badly. The patrol wagon
vas called and the wounded man was taken
e nome.
Peter Jacobson was brought before judge
Aoon yesterday in the district court, upon a
writ OF habeas corpus, and the court ordered
his release. jacobson stole S12 worth of
nay and was sent to jail by Justice of the
Peace Norris, of Brooklyn, in default of
kSOO, to await the action of the grand jury.
Inc value OF the hay was not sufficiently
large to warrant the justice In binding him
pVer to the grand jury, snd flaw was fround
N the mittment, hence jacobson was
allowed to go free.
The financial affairs of the Silver g. Copper
Island Mining company are not in the best
possible condition. Yesterday meeting of
the stockholders was held at the Nicollet with
q view to devlsing ways and means to bridge
The impending difficulties in this particular.
IL was sscertained that the Indebtedness ag-
gregated $6,753.05, which includes
the semi-annual interest on bonds
due January 1. The directors
have been carrying this load and they urge
tnat the stockholders should assume some
Oh The responsibility of the same.
The coming benefit rendered to Patsey
Mellen on Saturday night, December 20.
1854, promises to be the most interesting
event OF the year to the sporting fraternity
MI Jerry Murphy offers to give $25 to any
man OF his weight Obs pounds) who will
stand before him for four rounds. Mr.. Nor
ms haley (now matched to fight G. A. c.
emlth) has accepted the offer to stand before
Mr. Mellen for four rounds for s25. Billy
wilson will be over with McKeowp. Meal
pine and other sparrers and athletes from St.
raul Prof. Rich Dilo, the king of all the fire
Kings and without doubt lin his Incl the
strongest man in the world, will also appear.
tomorrow night benefit entertainment
Will be given Patsy Mellen, the pugilist who
recently whipped Weber, of St. Paul. in five
rounds, Queensbury rules. The programme
includes carnival of sports and variety
turns Patsy will put on the gloves with
Chris Murphy and with Prof John Donald
son, while Jerry Murphy will go against Geo.
fhaien, the ex-champion light weight of
Canada, Jack Caldwell will meet Merit Fabev
ION Devlne will spar Beecher, the Brainerd