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

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

attendance last night.
A F. FELTON, and Flora Eta Nash yester-
day obtained q marriage license.
EENext week Pence Opera house will be
opened by the 'tAdamless Eden" party.
This will be the last day of the Armory
fair, when the articles must all be disposed of.
The ice is now ten inches thick, and ice
men have actively begun their winters har-
vest.
Business houses claim that the holiday
trade is better than at a corresponding time
last year.
The opening and dedication of Harmony
hall tomorrow evening will prove an IN
common event.
The patrolmen reape1 an unusually light
harvest last night, but the tramps we're thick
as flies in August.
Goto the Figaro restaurant for a square
meal or lunch at any hour of the day, 25l
Second avenue south.
Peter Harvey paid fine of $3.50 yesterday
for disorderly conduct, and A. G. Peterson,
for an identical offense, pail q. fine in
$3.50.
Thos. Doyle was charged with keeping his
saloon open on Sunday. He entered plea
Of not guilty, and his trial was set for Decem-
Der 10.
John Norlund, the man equally implicated
with Wassinon in the murder of Joseph Far
ley, at Vermillion lake, was taken 10 Duluth
last night.
A small blaze in a carpenter shop in the
rear of the Cascade laundry, Second avenue
south, called out the fire departme emit at 6
O'Clock last evening. Damage. So
Officer Kennedy corraled duffer who says
his name is Green. He had entered Peter
sons store in broad daylight and cabbaged
$40 worth of clothes from the counters.
A new Knights of Pythias lodge is to be
instituted at X. P. lsall Saturday evening.
North Star division Mo. /, uniformed rank,
will be present to assist in the ceremonies.
John Gallagher was yesterday found guilty
of the charge of punching and basting John
Lawless in bare knuckle contest, The
"fun" cost Gallagher five elegant cases"
John Johnson and Ole Emerson, the two
clothes line thieves, were yesterday sent
down for thirty days each. The court
ordered the release of the women arrested
for the same offense.
May Lawrence, who threatened to carve
her husbaNd with huge knife in the course
OF tumulCuous soiree, was yesterday sent to
jail for twenty days. She pleaded guilty to
the charge of disorderly conduct.
Geo. NJ. Baker, formerly of the Nicollet
house, is the gentleman who was treated to
surprise in the shape of baby in basket on
his door step Wednesday night, and not
VIM. A. Baker, the present manager of the
Nicollet.
Evangelist Moody opens his Minneapolis
labor'' this afternoon. A preliminary prayer
meeting to invoke Gods blessing upon his
efforts, was held at Westminster church yes
terday afternoon under the direction of Rev.
DR.. Hutchins.
Morris Frederick and Richard Reardon,
two frisky prisoners brought before Judge
Bailey yesterday, against whom had been
preferred the charge of disorderly conduct
were given a sentence of fifteen DAYS each
in durance vile.
The next meeting of The State Military as
ISOLATION will be held in this city the second
week in January. Three delegates from
each company of the National guards will be
IN attendance. On Wedn esday night of that
week grand bali will be given in the ar
mory.
Railroad Commissioner Baker, Vice Presi-
dent TTuesdale and General Superintendent
Clarke. of the Minneapolis g. ST. LOUIS, and
c. F. Hatch, left on special train Yesterday
morning on tour Of inspection over the
new road between Watertown and Owa-
tonna
VIM. ebay, H. Wards, John Williams, H.
Jackson, and D. G. Miller, the uuintette of
m 1
yesterday, but their trials were continued
until to-day. They could not furnish bonds
IN $50 each: and were consequently re-
manded to Jail.
Ed Faning was arrested and arraigned
yesterday at the instance of A. Benson, upon
the charge Of stealing a watch and chain
from the person of the complaining witness.
The examination was set for Saturday after
noon In 500 bonds, in default of which the
defendant was remanded.
Charles Callamore was the cognomeu
which a queer looking chap gave to his honor
yesterday. Pie was charged with entering
Lewis NJ. Shigley's residence and stealing
watch and CLAIM valued at $55. The exam
ination will occur December16. He was held
in the sum of $500 bonds
The Office of Clerk Dunn of the municipal
court, is a consummate arsenal Revolvers
ana muluerous bowie knives have been con-
hscated from dangerous prisoners by The
score, and now people, from sheer force nt
circumstances, are exceedingly politen e
him while in that sanctum.
Col. Bend has ordered division drills cf
the Minneapolis and st. Paul companies as
follows: At Minneapolis: Cos. A and B.
Monday, Dec. Is; Cos. A and 1, Wednesday.
Dec. II; Cos. B and /, Tuesday, Dec. o.
At st, Paul: Cos. and E. Tuesday, Dec.
10; Cos. and E, Thursday, Dec. Is; Cos.
e and D. Monday, Dec. %.
Charles Aldren and Emil Olson are the
names of the two boys who were arrested for
stealing vest from E. W. Aldrich's store.
The boys pleaded guilty to the charge of lar
ceny yesterday, but the sentence was sus-
pended until to-day for the purpose of mott
lying the paternal heads Of the two families
from which the young Arabs branched out,
A customer who prided himself on being
20 cute, visited Haberbier's cafe, and being
asked what he would have, answered. ssFish
brains" John took the order and said no.
thing. Ten minutes later fish brain natties
were served 10 the utter astonishment of tho
smart customer. He soberly called for
champagne and ate the novel dish.
sequel to the killing of Harry B. Dayjds
by Oliver L. Patch, is the suit commenced
In the district court yesterday by the injured
husband for divorce against Angeline Mary
Patch, his vile, Tne complaint sets forth
that the plaintiff, Oliver L. Patch, is FORTY
years old, and the defendant, thirty-two