St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-30
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

MIN NEAPOLIS GLOBULES-
The winter term Of the university win be-
gin on Tuesday.
lancers was danced at the Croker roller
rink last evening.
The city council viii hold a meeting on
Wednesday evening.
There are few Republicans who still re-
fuse to pay their election bets.
J. R. Woleott has paid $500, 600 for block
Of land on University avenue.
Moliie Gray, for keeping a house OF bad
reputation, paid a fine in S52. so.
Hotel proprietors claim that they are fire.
quently victimized by dead beats.
JosefTy gave another delightful concert il
Westminster church last evening.
Some Of the students at the universii!
propose to visit the New Orleans exposition.
Rev. W. W, satteree will preach at IL,
Twenty-fourth Methodist church to-day, a.
lO:3O a. IN.
A special meeting Of Temple Of Homo
No. 40, will be held Tuesday night at "a
Hennepin avenue.
The Father Matthew T. A. society will hol
a meeting at Catholic association ball at =,
o'clock this afternoon.
The eight liquor cases. brought under the
iron clad ordinance, will BE- argued befor,
the supreme court tomorrow.
Rev. d. Morgan will speak at the meeting
Of the Reform club this afternoon at Harri-
sons hall, at 3 O'Clock p. IN.
1t was reported last evening that a robbery
had been committed at 1900 Sixth avenue
south, but no particulars were known.
George IL. Mead complains that certain
irY goods honse sends twelve year old cash
drl two miles To deliver a heavy package OF
Try goods.
The new proprietors Of the Tribune havr
issued prospectus in circular form in whie..
is declared tnat the paper shall be ''staunc.
2epublican."
At the meeting OF the board of trade to
morrow will be considered the proposition g.
curing stock in the Back Biver Fa,
ron mines, and of establishing a blast fui
uace mere.
A stranger in the city will deliver at Ha,
sons hall, on Tuesday evening next
ecture defending the liquor dealers an
challenging The prohib.tionists TO defeu
-neir position. Hear him.
The first of the Practical Talks in IL,
Young Mems Christian association lecturi
curse, will be given on Wednesday evenin
next by Prof. Vernon Bel. on THE Modern
Uses of Electricity" These lectures are IRE
% all you men.
Harry Flanagan, who was arrested upo;
charge of stealing George Waite Yaluab.
'vercoat, waived an examination in Il
municipal court yesterday, and was held I
we grand Jury. In default of bonds in So
Ae went to jail.
Rev. Samuel Annear OF England, the grea
Missionary traveller, will speak at the Reform
hub few minutes on Sunday Afternoon,
md will deliver lecture at Harrison's
the evening on the "P.. ysiology Of Teet
aiism." Come and hear.
Recently Chief West received TELEGRAM
rom the Chicago authorities stating tia
Oscar johnson was wanted in that city f.
obbing his landlady, widow. Last mig
Detective Csswell found Oscar, and he
Ieing held for the Chicago officers.
Andrew Hammer and Ingar Lee, J. &. Dal
md Bertha johnson. Lynn Raymond an
Abbie Fitch, Selkirk E. Rhoades and Ann
Johnston, Harry A. Montgomery and Bert.
Naegale, Nicholas Kelley and Maggie Flynn
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
Last night L. Kimball printer, left HI
Iorse for few minutes in front of his Offic
n the Boston block, and a thief took posses
sion of S25 lap robe, which be started on
o sell. Forthwith Officer Harvey Apr,
ended him, and the robe was returned [.
he owner, and the thief landed in limbo.
Henry ID. Alexander, having passed III
lest examination in the competition, will re
ceive the appointment to the West Poin
adetship. Alexander is a bright youn.
nan, who resides at 2.6l6 Nicoilet avenue
| He was born in Cincinnati, and stand,
i've feet nine inches high, weighing 49,
pounds.
Rosetta Lillis, one of the female collar and
elbow wrestlers, felt badly over her defeat il
The match with the unknown, and drank
portion Of bottle of champagne. Not bein:
accustomed to the sparkling beverage, /
went TO her head,n as she termed il, an.
she became noisy. "cruel "COPPER" too.
her in and it cost her $500. She has nov
signed the Murphy pledge.