St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
INNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Inc patrol wagon, since IL has Deen re-
paired, looks like new.
Owing TO the cold weather the through
trains came in late yesterday.
Grand Christmas matiDees will be given at
all the theatres this afternoon.
Judge Bailey will hold short session this
morning to arraign petty offenders.
The Boston Ide ais are to play benefit for
the Minneapolis Press club next week.
An elegant Christmas dinner at the Figaro
restaurant, 251 Second avenue south.
Christmas presents are the correct thing
for to-day Remember your friends.
The vaudeville and variety attractions
ia Pence this weeks giving great satisfaction.
J. A. Kierce is missing from his home at
the corner Of Fifth street and Third avenue
south.
mutual protective association has been
organized by the Minneapolis and st. Paul
paint manufacturers.
''The big ire'' F. F. V. H. d R.. club, will
give New YEARS. ball at Mnuehaha falls on
New Years evening.
Nine warranty deeds we're filed with the
register of deeds yesterday, the consideration
OF which amounted to ST., $50.
VIM. Gunderson, of Minneapolis, is en-
deaVoring to secure the appointment of aud
ting CLERK of the state senate.
Sheriff Stoddard in accordance with time
honored custom will give the prisoners of the
county Jail turkey Christmas dinner
@Tickets for John b. Coughs lecture so and
IS cents. Sale of Reserve seats will commence
Friday morning at Dyer 81 Howard's music store
and Peabodys drug store.
The stores were literally packed yesterday
By merry purchasers. The bows and young
men buying presents for sweethearts and
sweethearts for lovers, etc.
Charles Johnson, who assaulted Mother
Griffin, or Sarah Weeks, with beer glass.
Will be given an examination to. morrow for
assault with dangerous weapon.
Detectives Quinlan and Gleason Yesterday
arrested man supposed to have committed
inc dastardly assault upon Levi, the Third
avenue north second hand dealer.
1t has been reported that John Laughliu.
of Bloomington Prairie, came to this CITY on
Monday with $3.50 in his possession, and
that since then his friends has not seen
him.
Every thoughtful husband took home
huge turkey last night and thereby reioiced
the heart of the thrifty house wife. Chief
west had the largest one to be found in the
market.
An elegant gold watch and chain was pre-
scented to E. A. Wescott, foreman of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul car department.
Dy Inc employees yester day. The present
cost $40.
Edward 2. Allis & Co., of Chicago, yester-
DAY in the district court commenced an
action to recover s., ADS, for machinery fur
nlshed Gum, Scott 81 Co., lessees of the
National mill.
The suit Of w. Fl. Berry VS.. John T. West
for 500, 600 damages for injuries received nv
the falling OF the tone sidewalk in front of
the West hotel las June, still Confines be-
fore Judge Lochr en-.
The Harkins 8 tar Roller pavilion will be
opened to-day. 1t is the ''dandy' of them
all: Inc noOr is cement and as smooth as
pohshed marble. The particular advantage
is in its being almost noiseless.
In the SUIT brought by Albert s. KNIGHT Us.
Richard Valentine in the district court IN
quiet the title to lot 1, block II. Oakland adj
dition' Judge Young yesterday rendered de-
clsion i favor of the plaintiff
Inc Davnes, ewho have not been perform
ing az Slensby's theatre this week. owing To
an II Jury sustained by one of the ladies in
81 PAUL, announce that they will do their
asH )nishing trapeze act this evening.
John Roghr was run over by a recklessIv
driven team while he was crossing the ST. Get
at the corner of Washington and Hennepin
avenues and sustained serious injuries. The
arrest.
The expense of getting up the carnival of
nations was, in round figures, SIS, 600, of |
OF which amount Mr.. Locke, of Chicago. |
Tor furnishing costumes, ETC., has bill for |
4,6oO. These figures will probably astonish |
The college hospital people
e. P. Brooks was arraigned Yesterday in |
the municipal court at the instance of Annie |
wilson, with whom he lived as man and
vile, upon the charge of assault and battery.
hef face was badly disfgured and the court
imposed fine in S77.5O, which was paid.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
T. r. Barager and Mary P. Axtell, Chas.
Birrum and Minnie Hanson, T. n. Lewis
and Alice Z. Leonard, Il. r. Todd and Dora
Cnaimers, E.. b. Scott and Annie A. Melanev.
Z. W. Backus and Lizzie L. Horr.
George Woodson, the man who assaulted
John Meehan. fellow prisoner in the county
jail, as reported elsewhere, was arraigned in
the police court yesterday, and his examiea-
uon upon the charge of assault with dan
gerous weapon was set for tomorrow morn
ing.
An old man named Wilhelm Barrmanp
mas arrived from Boston in search of his SON.
ln-law> August Krumbach, who has changed
MS place of residence since the last directory
was published. The police have thus far
oeen unable to find him, aud as the old man
is pennlless he is being cared for at the CITY
lookup.
ArVcles were yesterday fled with the reg
lsIer OF deeds, Incorporating the Northwest
ern mining company for the purpose of do
ing general mining, smelling, refining bus
mess as Wei as manufacturing and selling
IRON, steel, copper, etc. The eorporators are
d M Farman, Carrie H. Farman. and,
Henry q. Cable, all of Minneapolis. The
capital stock is to be $4,000, in shares of
Geo. Woodson, colored, aud John Meehan
both confined in the city side of the county
jail Tor petit larceny. yesterday got to quar-
rehng about spoon at breakfast. when
Woodson struck Meehan with fork in the
tace, Inc tines penetrating the nose and en-
serIng the mouth. warrant has been
issued Ior Woooson's arrest, his time having
just expired.
Matt. bross, jailor at the city bastile. a had
nice fat goose presented him YESTERDAY. bv an
sdmiriug friend, for Christmas dinner
For joke one of the detectives "pincbed,,