St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-21
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.


The inspector issued three building permits
yesterday.
Jas. Sheridan has resigned his position as
turnkey at the county jail.
All the drunllards arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday were committed
Anchor ice, for the first time this season
foated down the river yesterday
Il has been decided that the carnival of ma
tions shall be held in the CroclSer roller rink
Prof. c. o, Dupessis has just returned from
Granite Falls where be instituted a gymnasium
meeting of The ladies interested in getting
MP the Carnival Of Nations will be held this af-
ternoon III the Syndicate block.
The name of the farmer killed on Wednesday
nigh, by Short Line train was VIM. Blatz, and
his nome was in Rcbfeld.
Jchn IIaberbier's cafe, 2O5 NicolIet avenue,
Is the only place in the city at which you can get
five course dinner for 80 cents
The French Democrats are requested to meet
Saturday evening at o'clock sharp at Paul
Browns livery stable, east side, to form for the
parade.
Joint meeting of the Democratic committees
arranging for the Saturday night demonstration
VIII be held in the parlors of the West at 1880
this evening
WIS. "lhkIer, Wlte OF the murdered police
man, lost black merino shawl in a. Riverside
me street car Anyone finding it should leave
it at police headquarters.
The Offenbach quartette and the DAM orches
ira Will go to Duluth on Friday and Saturday
evenings to assist local talent Of that CITY in Civ
ng concerts on Friday and Saturday nights.
C. j. Anderson, the Hally Touring mill rousta-
bout, who was found lying nsensible upon the
railway tracks at the corner of First and River
streets' was In dangerous condition yesterday
Bagley's confectionery establishment, at the
corner of Washington and Third avenue north,
was 0urglarized on Wednesday night and S2s was
taken from the safe, which had been left un-
locked.
Al the University rink, on Monday evening
the "4th Frank Barron, of st. Paul, champion
long distance skater of the northwest will skate
tnree miles against James Alger, the Wiell-known
champion amateur roller skater of this. city.
John Anderson entered bordel on Second
avenue south, kicked up big jambor and then
stole an amount of jewelry from an in mate He
was arrested ana obliged TO pay a fne in SIS to
save MS carcass from suffering an inc arceration
Burglars entered the Minneapolis Provision
eompany's store, Nos. "a and 20, f first street
and cracked a safe, but they were evidently not
experts for they drilled the safe in the wrong
place and consequently the door was not blown
open. No booty was secured.
The following marriage licenses were yester-
DAY issued: ). johnson and Lottie Larson. j.
Il. quinn and Mary Collins, Martin Rossing and
christina Hansen, Sam II. Craig and Katie Ryan,
~ Merrill ar Annie Spencer, John w Bren and
mary Bren, David Pickard and Sara h A. McCor.
MICK August Volbrecht and Minnie Tame.
Some tins ago Adon Butler issued a challenge.
onerlng to match an unknown lady OF Minneapo
lis against any lady wrestler in the United States
IN ceila', and elbow contest. F. j. Dormer has
accepted the challenge and placed forfeiture of
90 IN Tie ha nds of Jules MAYER and names
kosella Lis, Of Minneapolis The conditions
Oh the match, he specifies, shall be collar and
eiOow, best two in three, th rec in five for
either $50 or 500, the door receipts to be equally
divided.
Articles were yesterday fled with the register
OF deeds incorporating the Sixth avenue Exten
sion and Improvement association, for the mr.
pose of opening and maintaining Sixth avenue
from us western terminus west to the junction
OF estern avenue and the WATERFOWL road said
road TO be extended in a straight line as nearly
as possible, TO be graded, ETC. The officers are.
fresluent, IL, +. Mathews; vice preside Mt Theo.
= Stark; secretary, A. II. Rlebeth; treasurer.
r. A. Converse.
Ihe depredations perpetrated by overcoat
thieves the past week have been multitudnions
and many hundreds of dollars worth of ulsters
have been stolen. Wednesday night two were
takenfrom 1926 First avenue south and two from
fltth street south. Yesterday Detectives Glea
son and Quinlan succeeded in recovering about
SSoo worth OF stolen coats and in arresting four
thleves. Three Of the men are the notorious
1homas King, formerly song and dance man.
Joseph Creden and w. C. Turner The latter is
colored man, The quartet will be arraioned
in the municipal court to-day.