St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-17
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Aid. Coe last night had fur robe stolen
from his sleigh.
The through trains came in late yesterday
on most of the lines.
meeting of the state Grange was held
yesterday in the city.
The Presbyterian alliance held meeting at
the Andrew church last night.
For stealing bolt of point cloth, John
Mahon was sent down for thirty days.
The Figaro restaurant, open all night,
gives the best satisfaction, 251 Second ave-
nue. south.
The thief who stole fur robe from R. B.
Langdon's sleigh was last night arrested and
the property recovered.
Plummer post, G. A. R., gives bean fes-
tival and dance this evening at old Masonic
hall, 209 Nicollet avenue.
Henry Hausduth and Boniface Brown
charged with keeping their saloons open on
Sunday, had their cases continued one
month.
Bell Snow, the girl arrested for firing a
spittoon at Tom Healy, was arraigned yester-
day and her trial was continued in 500
bonds, which were fled.
R. E. Thompson and Anna Thompson,
c. Il. Haupper and Jennie Marsh, Nels Els
burg and Christian Dime, yesterday received
marriage licenses.
Rudolph Van Hesseu, the notorious "Bill y
the Kid" and an accomplice who calls him
self John Smith, were bound over to await
the action of the grand jury yesterday upon
the charge of robbing Andrew Berg Of S64O.
Elizabeth R. Beers yesterday commenced
an action for divorce from Alfred Beers, to
whom she was married March 49, 1877. She
asserts that he has often struck her and used
abusive language towards her. She also asks
the custody of minor child.
At a tournament at the Twenty-eighth
street roller rink last evening very interest
ing programme of races and contests was
carried out. The proceeds amounted TO
about $3.50 and are to be donated to the re-
lief of the destitute of the Eighth ward.
Patsy Mellen will be gwen grand testi-
monial benefit in Market hall on Saturday
night by the leading sporting people of the
city. II will be an athletic carnival, such as
was never before gotten up in this city, and
will include several specially acts by variety
people.
The Harmenia singing society at the an
nual meeting elected the following officers
President, Peter Rauen; vice president,
John Schlener; financial secretary, j. W.
Dreger; recording secretary, F. lille; treas
urer, B. Bachner; sergeant at arms, Charles
Whein; trustees, George HUM, Edward
Eichhorn, John Mittwer and F. Metzke; mu-
steal director, Richard Stempf.
Minneapolis council No. 2, R. g. S. NJ,
last evening elected the following officers
William D. Peet, T. L. NJ. Jacob Breyer,
r. 1. D. M: 81. Kirkwood, 1. P. c. of w. !;
j. M. Williams, treasurer; George w. Gates,
recorder; l. w. Nash, g. of g.; F. s. Nc
Donald, c. of c.; T. F. Hurley, marshal;
W. Il. Craig, steward; William Cove, SEN
tinel.
Jack Moore was pulled from house of ILL
fame on First avenue south by Officers Kirk
ham and Leonard. Jack had just been re-
leased from the county jail, and he straight
way filed up with forty rod whisky. When
the officers found him he had kicked up an
exciting iamboree. He would neither walk
nor allow the officers to carry him. Conse-
quently they laid him on long ladder, and
in that way succeeded in landing him in the
jug. Judge Bailey sent him back to the
county Jail for ten days.