St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-23
MIN NEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Church OF Christ Sunday school will
give a cantatu this evening.
The Sons of Veterans will elect officers at
the meeting on Thursday night.
disorderly fellow named j. w. Phillips
yesterday paid fine in $3.50.
The Figaro restaurant, at 151 Second ave-
nue. sou tn, runs night and day.
The New York Graphic has illustrations of
the West and its staff of employees.
Companies l and B will have a division
drill at the Armory this evening.
Forefather day was observed at Plymouth
Congregational church last night.
Macallister college will open next Septem-
Der with an excellent curriculum.
Pretty cold weather for the carnival and
other amuse nents than roller skating.
Turkey shoot at the Lake View house, Lake
Calhoun, Wednesday, Decem Der "a, at D. m
Most through trains were delayed yester-
day by the severe storm of the night pre-
vious
James Murphy, of Hose Company No. /,
ran nail into his foot at the fire yesterday
morning.
For disorderly conduct Louis Larsen yester-
day paid fine in $3.50, as did John Stock
well for like offense.
Yesterday Catherine Knutson and Anna
Lamond each paid fine in $3.50 for in
dulging their appetites for intoxicants.
Peter Nickel, who slole fifteen cents worth
of wood from the Northwestern Fuel COM
pany, was yesterday given ten days impris-
onment for the offense.
That Republican organization which re-
joices in the nomination of the Union league
will hold meeting this evening, but to what
purport, is a secret.
W. D. Allen, the druggist found guilty
last week of selling liquor for other than
medicinal, mechanical, or scientific purposes,
yesterday paid his fine in $50, the stay of
judgment having expired.
Mrs. Samuel Wyatt, of 1907 Fourth ave-
nue. south narrowly escaped death from
asphyxia Sunday night. Escaping coal gas
occasioned it. Her husband returned home
just in time to avert fatality.
DR.. Brown, who has attended the cases of
smallpox al Dassell, on the Manitoba railway
about fifty miles from Minneapolis, reports
That all danger Of its spread is now passed,
and our citizens breathe easier,
Mr.. Blethen, business manager of the
Tribune, says he does not intend to make a
reaucuon IN the price of composition, and
prefers to have the office a union office. al
tnougn ne VIII not submit to imposition.
Al. shafer's South Side Park roller rink
will be formally opened on Wednesday even
Ing. A band of music will be in attendance
and admission and skates will be furnished
free during the afternoon. They saw the
rink is dandy, and Al is one of the most
genial managers possible.
June Margaret Mielke commenced suit
against the sheriff to recover possession of
nVe barrels, three half barrels and four kegs
OF whisky valued at $3.50. Judge Koon yes
terday decided she was entitled to the bro
perry and ordered judgment accordinplv.
Rather cheap whisky, however.
Major Camp is evidently losing his grin As
reliable weather prophetic. Perhaps his
prophetic soul has gone back on him. At
al eveHts he had the temerity to Announce
in his supremely positive style that this ,vorld
De an open winter. 1t is ''openn in one
sense, while open to the rampant freaks of
Jack Frost and King Boreas.
SS'S S'NuSub W JOUO Sclulte. as as
signee of Jacob Deutsch, to set aside a iudp.
ment against Deutsch infavor of the First
National bank for 81, 600 and to enioin the
sale OF the property under the execution. was
heard by Judge Young yesterday IN the dis.
trict court and the testimony was submitted
The arguments will be heard either to-5av or
tomorrow.
Early yesterday morning fire broke ont
IN Sc"Du.a oAnk, at the corner of Cedar ave-
nue. and Fourth street. The denartmert
responded promptly to the call from hov
seventeen. The flames were confined IN the
basement adjoining the South Side nolica
station, and the loss cannot exceed So OOO
and was mostly occasioned by water and
that is covered by insurance.
Officer NJ. Brady is rivaling Officer K;rs-
balm in coralling petty thieves. Yesterday
he captured snoozer with an elegant hear
skin robe which he had faxed from some nm
lucky citizens sleigh The robe is at nol;ce
headquarters awaiting identification by the
owner, while the joylet who purloIned the
same languishes In durance
VIM. h. Berry, one of the workmeu who