St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-09
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

For your dinner, go to Hoberbeir's cafe
at 205 NicolIet avenue.
Turkey shoot at the Lake View house,
Lake Calhoun, Wednesday, Dec. 10, P.
III.
The annual report of the East Side Uni
versalist church, shows that the society has
1925 on hand.
The Northwestern Hospital association
will hold public reception at the hospital on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Hans p. Jolenson's restaurant at 251
Second avenue south is one of the neatest
and best appointed in the city.
ESComplaints are made because citizens
spread salt upon the sidewalks TO dissipate
the snow. Salt is injurious to boots.
Prof Northrup viii close his course of lee
lures in the Second Congregational church
this evening. Subject, ''Home Life"
The Geo. n. Morgan post fair will open at
the Armory this morning. Everything is in
readiness and it win be a grand success.
The chief of police announces that he will
insist on enforcing the ordinance requiring
AZ horses attached to sleighs to wear bells.
News of the death of Judge c. L. Higher,
OF the Illinois appellate court, and father Of
Harry Higher, Of Minneapolis, has been re-
ccivcd.
T. D. Wellman's tea store, at the corner of
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street, has been
closed by attachments issued at the instance
Of numerous creditors.
The Busy Bees of the Free Baptist church,
corner First avenue south and Seventh
street. win give their first supper and enter
tainment on Wednesday evening.
Frank Frink was arraigned before Judge
Bailey yesterday, charged with stealing al
old coat. He pleaded not guilty and his trial
was set for this morning. Meanwhile he
will languish in durance.
A literary, musical and social entertain
ment, in the interest of the movement in
the Eighth ward to care for its own poor,
will be held at Chestnut's hall this evening
Admission 25 cents, children free.
John Erickson and Catherine Peterson,
d. r. Jenkins, of Shakopee, and Hanna E.
Packard, Geo. Gander, of Ramsey county,
and Ada Bennett, of C'Brien county, Iowa,
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
Yesterday Mrs. w. P, Roberts almost mi
raculously escaped serious if not fatal injury.
She was driving on Nicolet avenue near
Sixth street, when a stranger drove into her,
his horse sprnging into her cutter which was
demolished. Fortunately she escaped with
slight bruises.
Yesterday Mayor Pillsbury investigated the
charges brought against Herman Priest.
contemplating the revocation of Priests
liquor license. The mayor listened to the
evidence addressed by the police, and has
taken the matter under consideration, and
it is probable that the license will be re-
voked.
Articles of incorporation of the Hams
Fork Coal Mining company, with a capital
stock of $2,500,000 were yesterday filed
with the register Of deeds. The incorpor-
ators are: G. J. Johnson, Hiram Brintnell,
j. w. Cochran, and p. P. Swenson, Hiram
Church, A. j. Bailey, Isaac C. Winslow, of
Wyoming Territory, and II. W. Anderson,
OF Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis Bar association library,
rooms 80 and 81 Academy of Music block,
received the following new books, viz: Mar
tin, La, reports 20 volumes; Louisiana re-
ports 10 volumes; RObinson's reports II vol
umes; Louisiana annual reports, 30 volumes
McGloen's appeal reports, l volume; Penn
sylvania reports, volume S11l; New York
superior court reports, volume 80.