St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-16
MIN NEApoL1s GLoBULEs.

DR.. L. Hall had his horse stolen from off
the streets.
night school viii be opened in the jack
son school building on Monday night.
L. P. Plummer Post G. A. R., win inaugu-
rate series Of sociables on Thanksgiving
eve
John Haberbier's cafe has, in one month /,
won first rank. His dinners are par ex-
celent.
One peculiar election bet, which will be
paid this week, is the Shining" OF Winn
Brackets boots.
DAT the teachers meeting which was held
yesterday, Prof Tously delivered an address
upon "Wbat is Teachingl"
The young men of the First congregational
church will give an oyster supper on Tuesday
evening at the church parlors.
Harry Ross and Lewis Brown, the two ar
rested for gambling, paid fines in $40 each
in the municipal court yesterday.
The first monthly reception of the Mime
apolis Art club will occur on Friday evening
in the rooms over Wales art store.
Chris Goehringer's little son found a
poclletbook containing 1888 on bridge square,
and it was promptly returned to the owner.
The high chimney at the Union depot has
been completed. The building will be heated
by steam the first time on Monday.
Mary Wachtler the girl who fell down the
elevator shaft in the Merchants block and
broke her leg, las been removed to the Col
lege hospital.
The society Of Fine Arts will hold its an
nual meeting on Monday night at the resi-
dence of c. J. Martin, corner of Tenth street
and Sixth avenue south.
The University rink will be closed on Mon
day and Tuesday, the 18th and 18th in order
to make some Improvements. Open on
Wednesday morning as usual.
The Turner society having engaged Danz's
orchestra to attend at the funeral Of the late
Henry Hamm, there will be no afternoon
sacred concert in the West Side Turner hall.
AT the Reform club to-day at 3 O'Clock the
Rev. D. n. Lewis, of Jonesville, New York,
will speak. He is fresh from the contest
for prohibition in that state; hear him.
The Minneapolis Petroleum company yes
terday filed with the register of deeds
amended articles Of incorporation increasing
the capital stock form 81, 900, 900 to 81, $780,
600.
At Harrison's hall this evening at 7:30
Mr.. j. T. Breish, of Iowa, will deliver his
great lecture on "True Manhood" Ad-
mission free. Hall corner of Nicolett and
Washington.
Frank Scherer of the Pavilion is now in
Cincinnati, and Dame Rumor hath it that
when he returns he will be accompanied by
Mrs. Scherer. "They are all getting mar
ried, - etc.
The Democrats expect to celebrate the vic
tory OF Cleveland and Hendricks the coming
week. The county committee will call the
Democrats together tomorrow and make the
arrangements.
r. j. Smith, who lives on South Fourth
street, was called to his door early yesterday
morning by stranger. As soon as he made
his appearance he was 'slugged' in the head
with rock. The assailant made his escape,
and his identity is not known.
Theo. j. Selvig and Petra Hanson, H. N
Thompson and Louise Kaisner, j. S. Panic
and Minnie E. Anderson, liver Asbjornson
and JergineiA. Jorgensen, Albert Schearer and
Fannie McCarty, P. Westland and Mary
Lila yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
''How to make life success" will be the
theme Of Rev. w. X. Marshall, ID. D., at
Contrary Methodist Episcopal church We'd
nesday evening next, November 10. This is
the last lecture of the Young Mems Christian
association course. This lecture is able and
popular and should have large audience.
The committee from the city council on
roads and bridges will meet in the committee
room Monday afternoon for the purpose of
considering the matter Of the petition to va
cate Hennepin avenue beyond Twenty-sixth
street, the matter of vacating Twenty-seventh
street in the Riverside shortline addition, as
well as the matter OF railroad crossings on
Second avenue north.
A tough went into Canstance's Union
depot restaurant last night and took supper
but he refused to pay for the same. Because
Mr.. Constance complained at such shabby
treatment, he went out and brought back
five more buffers after his own pattern and
undertook to ''clean out'' the establishment.
Constance grappled with him and pluckily
held to him until he had taken him out on
the street and delivered him over to a pa
trolman. Mr.. Constance was badly cut in
the face IN the fracas.
George OFT, who lives at No. $40 North
Fifth street, was arrested last night on war
rant sworn out by Robinson who owns a fur
niture repair shop on Fourth avenue south,
near Fourteenth street, on charge of horse
stealing. 1t is q peculiar and technical
case. Mr.. OFT, who is well known in Min
neapolis makes this explanation: About
three months ago Robinson had colt badly
famed, ringboned and sprained,
which he wanted to trade for horse owned
by OFT, but he was unwilling to pay the boot
which OFT required. Afterwards he engaged
OFT to cure the colt, promising him $40 if be
succeeded, and at the same time he author
lied OFT to trade or sell the colt, placing the
value of the-animal at $40. OFT succeeded
in trading for gray horse, paying $40 boot.
Robinson failed to pay OFT the $40 he had
placed in the gray nag and consequently the
horse was left in Otis keeping. Now Rob-
inson alleges that the SIS colt was stolen by
OFT.
The COIssiquo.
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