St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04
MIN NEApoLIs GLoBULEs.
fire in wun Lungs Chinese laundry
did $500 damage yesterday

A fire in Wun Lungs Chinese laundry
did $500 damage yesterday
A negro thief was run in last evening by
the police for stealing turkey from a South
Washington avenue grocery store.
Lieut.. E. A. Smith has rendered his resig-
nation as an officer of Company I.
Try Haberbier's cafe, 2o5 NicoIlet, at any
time to-day for dinner or lunch.
The Figaro restaurant stakes the cake"
Find it at 251 Second avenue south.
The Minneapolis Colored Brigade band
will give ball in Market hall next Wednes-
night.
The Silver and Copper Island Mining COM
pany, of Lake Superior, viii meet in this city
to-day.
James Martin was charged with stealing a
horse. His examination was yesterday set
for Friday morning in 5000 bonds.
Seventeen warranty deeds were fled yes
terday with the register of deeds, the consid
erations on which amounted to so, 402
The Minneapolis Mica Mining company
held no meeting yesterday, as expected,
owing TO the absence Of r. H. Hankinson.
Burglars got away with gold watch and
other articles to the value of SIS from the
residence Of A. G. Gilbert on University
avenue.
fire was discovered in its incipiency in
the Parker house on Fourth street yesterday
morning and extinguished without damage
by the chemical
The Head Millers association propose to
a., n
talk of chartering Pullman ear, and limit
ing the number to about thirty people.
W. B. Roach aud VIM. Broderick. charged
with using insulting language to lady on
the street, were arraigned yesterday and their
trials were continued until Friday morning
Peter Krary and Maggie Klas, VIM. F.
Gore and Ella Burnes, .. j. Lund and Han
nah Johnson, Alfred johnson and Christina
Anderson, yesterday obtained marriage IL
censes.
John Schlitz, Herman Sundhotf, and Geo.
Kuntler, for selling liquor without Licenses,
will be given trial December IL, while ia.
cob Kost, for the same otfense, will be tried
on Friday.
A plat of Lyons Spring Park addition was
yesterday filed with the register of deeds.
The addition contains 1877 lots and lies be-
tween Chestnut avenue and Fortieth street,
on Kegan's lake.
The store of Jacob Deutsch, the well known
dry goods dealer at pan Nicollet avenue, has
been closed up on attachments issued to sat-
is1y judgments found against him In the
district court.
A pocket book lost by VIM. Buckley, editor
of the Hotel Gazette, Thursday evening at the
Nicollet house, was yesterday returned to its
owner by gentleman who picked it up. The
book contained $40 and some valuable pa
pers.
Why is it that some men in writing, no
m after how simple the subject, lay their
heads over on the right shoulder and look at
Sheir efforts askance as it were? This question
has no reference to the man who wears six
and qnarteraor seven and half hat.
Francis E. Willard, president of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
union, has issued to the sisters of the local
unions call to prayer, to be observed to-day
from 2 to p. M, and the Minneapolis
union will accordingly respond.
j. Bauman, OF the Palace restaurant, at
No. 314 Hennepin avenue, will hereafter set
up hne business mans lunch for Is cents
from 10 to II O'Clock each day, and full
course dinner for IS cents from II to $3.50
O'Clock. He has one of the best cooks in the
northwest.
Several enterprising Democrats contem-
plate organizing an excursion party, with
the Danz orchestra and the Ames zouaves,
to attend the Inauguration of the next presi-
dent, Grover Cleveland, March 4. Three or
four Pullman coaches will be chartered for
the occasion. All who wish to attend should
notify X. ?. Huntington.
Mr. Shat.uck has contracted to care for the
skating rink on the lake of Ce ntral park dur
ing the winter, as per his pro posal submitted
to the meeting Of the park commissioners
last Saturday. He will erect a building 25x
To for the accommodation of skaters, and
an electric light will be put up. The open
ing will occur on Monday.
c. D. Wright, presidsnt Of the First Ma
tional bank, and Jacob Austin, register of
the land office, were in the city yesterday
from Fergus Falls, being upor, trip to Chi
cago for the purpose of endeavoringto induce
the building of line of railroad through
that section of the country which give east
ern and southern oz1iets,