St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-20
MIN NEAPoLIs GLOBULEs.

The art loan treasury has 81, 2SS.79.
The building inspector issued six building
permits yesterday.
Mayor Pillsbury will accept the presidency
of the carnival organization.
Rev w. R. Marshall delivereda lecture on
''How to Make Life Success"
Hoberbier's cafe. next to the west, spreads
the best dinners in the city. No. POS Nicol-
let.
Do you want a delicious ive-course dinner
for 30 cents! Then go to Haberbiers cafe,
205 Nicolet.
The auxiliary of the College hospital will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. T. B. Walker
this afternoon.
The ladies of St. Marks church will hold
fair for the sale Of fancy articles in Carter's
hall to-day. dinner and supper will also
be served.
Peter Saurer pleaded not guilty to charge
of selling liquor without license yesterday,
and gave bond for 5000 to appear for trial
on Tuesday.
This evening the ladies of St. Paul's Par
ism Aud society will give an oyster supper at
the house of A. F. Kenyon, No. 20 north
Sixth street.
The sons of Maine viii give banquet q
the West soon, probably December g. Dr.
Cotes. w. O'Brien and John Washburn have
been appointed committee to make ar
fragments.
The ladies of st. Marks parish will to-day
serve dinner in Curtiss hall, Side block, and
at the same time and place hold fair for the
sale OF useful and fancy articles, all for the
commendable purpose of wiping off the debt
in refurnishing st. Marks.
Articles were yesterday filed with the reg
B isterof deeds of the Mutual Indemnity sc,ci-
ETY., organized for charitable purposes. P.
Swenson, &. T. Baldwin, r A. Villa ms.
Jno. Thornbury c. H. Penrith, l. Irv inc
and w. t. Williams are the directors.
The Minneapolis Dental society yester day
afternoon held clinic at Woods block con
Quoted by DIR. Goodrich, of St. Paul, the
subject being contour Aling.' In the
evening the regular monthly meeting was
held at the office of DR.. Baily, at which a pa
per was read by DR.. j. Il. Spaulding VI ION
Dentistry in Europe.''
Marriage licenses were issued to VIII.
Hussey and Luella Pease, Thorsen Anderson
and Olene Olson; H. E. Sloan and Ida NJ.
Hdies, UeO. OITOerer and Clara hrestZ, JAS.
Lane and Betsey Olsen, Frederick j. Vinteu
and Emily ID. Lewis, Peter Ward and Bridget
Riley, Ande Anderson and Hannah Ander-
son, a. t. Freemen and Annie c. Olson, J.
A. Vance and Emma NJ. Chatelaine, Henry
NJ. Miller and Lizzie NJ. Walter.
AT the annual meeting of the Lakewood
Cemetery association, A. B Barton rendered
his resignation as superintendent and secre-
tary, and $1,000 was given him in addition
to his regular salary. The following officers
were elected: President, D. Morrison: sec
rotary, A. B. Barton; treasurer, c. NJ Lor-
ing; superintendent Ralph Cleveland. On
motion of G. NJ Lorlng the treasurer was re-
quired to give bonds to the amount of $50
600.
The case against Jacob Barge, charged with
Keeping his saloon open on Sunday, came
up for trial before Judge Bailey yesterday.
The two Pillsbury spoilers were the com
planning Witnesses Their testimony was
not only meager but decidedly contradictory
In character, and the court, in sum mining up.
expressed doubt il they were in Barge's
place at all. The defendant showed to the
satisfaction of his honor that he was not
only ignorant of has saloon having ever been
open on Sunday, hut that he had given ali
his emp ,oyes strict orders to keep the place
closed on Sunday. The court discharged
Mr.. J ,arpe