St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-30
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.
,e night schools reopened Last night.

Your last c0auce 10 BeaF JUN D. NSSSH'
The Philharmonics had a rehearsal last
evening.
The Wolf Tone Rifles drilled last night at
their armory.
The board of trade will hold its annual
meeting January
The Crusaders 7. A. society will meet THIS
eveningin Catholic Association hall.
The organ recital at Gcthsemane church
last night was in every way success.
Hereafter the Second Congregational ser
vices will be held in the fine new edihce
Turkey shoot at the Lake View Home,
Lake Calhoun, Wednesday, Dec. 81, at
P. m.
The law library has been opened in new
quarters on the fifth floor of the Boston
block.
Smith g. Rosbach's liabilities will probably
not exceed s25, 900, and the assets will cover
the same.
Call at the Figaro restaurant PSI Second
avenue south, if you want something TO suit
your appetite.
A little smudge, which occasioned no loss,
called the fire department TO No. SIG Nieoilet
avenue last evening.
Jas. Leonard, who was found in his bed
Christmas night with gun shot wound In
his breast, is not yet out of danger
L. P Plummer post, No. so, G. A. r.,
meets every Wednesday night in the old
Druids' hall, No. III Nicollet avenue.
Eugene Rubey, harm less cripple, created
a disturbance in saloon on Saturday night.
Yesterday he was sent to the poor farm.
John Crawford was found guilty of stealing
a SO pair OF pants, but at the request OF in
terested parties sentence was suspended.
Geo. w. Weston, contractor and builder,
yesterday made an assignment to Paul s.
Honnian for the benefit of his creditors.
Nineteen warranty deeds were yesterday
recorded with the register Of deeds, the con-
siderations of which amounted to $4,000.
The Academy of Music building will be
torn down as soon as the contract can be let,
in obedience to the order of the building in
spector.
A watch service will be held in St. Paul's
church, beginning at IL 80 tomorrow night.
At midnight the edifce will be brilliantly IL
Illuminated.
The jury in the suit of the Northwestern
Chandeliers association VS.. the Northwest
ern Elevator company, yesterday returned
a verdict for the defendant
The First NJ. E. church will hold a watch
meeting tomorrow night in accordance with
the time honored custom, to watch the old
year out and the new year in
The Minneapolis Bar association is Of the
opinion that they will have their new library
in the Boston block thrown open with 5000
new books in about three weeks.
Some smart Alex put up card ''small
pox'' and draped door in the Sidle block
yesterday morning. The police are looking
for the man who perpetrated the thing.
A. s. Miller yesterday commenced suit
against ]. W. Denison. proprietor of the
roller skating rink at the corner of First ave
nue. south and Eighth street, to recover S125
ned to be due for music furnished.
Jules of assets and liabilities were
filed in the district clerks Office in
mt Of W. P. Brown, of INDIE
ohm A. Whitaker. The assets
l,313.27, the liabilities to ST.
M. Han and Nancy Clark, Ansen R.
Bracket d Emma ]. Lewis, j. R. Parker
and Bets Shaw, Jas. A Cameron and Mar
garet NJ. asey, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
Judge Young yesterday granted Reuben
Spahr divorce from Kate Spahr. The parties
were married at York. Pa, Dec. 10, 1880,
and in August, 1881, the wife wilfully de-
serted the plaintiff, so it was asserted and
not denied.
Mitchell Barnum. the man who shot Robt
Kinney in the mouth on Saturday night, was
arraigned yesterday upon the charge of MS
sault with dangerous weapon. His exami-
nation was set for to-day. The wounded man
will recover.
A. E. Smith, the champion skater of Chi
cago, and champion silt skater of the United
States, will give an exhibition of fancy and
trick roller skating at Al. Schafer's Park
Hall roller rink this evening. He skates on
stills two feet high.
The proprietors of the gents furnishing
goods stores have mutually agreed to close
their respective places of business at O'Clock
each evening after January /. This is done
to give the clerks a deserved rest. as well as
to save expense.
1t has finally been figured out that the Col
lege hospital will get 5000 out of the Carnival
OF Nations tits not probable that our citi-
Zens will patronize another entertain ment of
the same character with as much liberality
unless it be positively known that the bulk
OF the receipts do not go to q Chicago cos
tuner.
ha cI1if NJ
West. before Judge Lochren for $40, 900
damages, by reason of injuries received by
the falling of the stone sidewalk, in front of
the West hotel, was finished yesterday after
noon and given to the jury. Those who en-
JOY reputation as prophets about the court
house predict disagreement.
In the district court yesterday. William
Hooker filed bond for $40, 900 as assignee
of Smith & Rosbach, the insolvent tobacco
firm, with a. F. Lillibridge and Y. G. Hush
as sureties. The affidavit of Leonard d.
Smith, one of the assignors, states that the
assets do not exceed $1,000. The liabilities
are estimated at $25, 600.
Judge Koon, yesterday, in response to the
petition of Nicolas Beck and other creditors
of Strosser & Mosiman, asking for the ap-
pointment of receiver to distribute the
estate of the firm under the insolvent law,
granted an order compelling Strosser d
Mosiman and Henry Oswald, to show cause
on Wednesday why receiver should not be
appointed.
AT the Monday meeting of the city pastors,
DR.. Chase read an interesting essay on ''The
use of the Lay Element in our Churches. -
In his paper the doctor declared that the
press should be subsidized in the interests of
the church and Christianity. The paper gave
rise to lively discussion. Before adjourn
ing it was announced that DR.. c. A. Van
Anda would read paper at the next meet