St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-13
MIN NEAPoLIS GLOBULES.

The Figaro restaurant, PSI Second avenue
south, pleases everybody.
+. q. Randall, a typical vag, was yesterday
sent to jail for twenty days.
The infant left on Geo. n. Bakers door
step has been taken to the childreu's home.
The books in the office of Superintendent
Henion indicate that there are some $500
patrons of the Minneapolis water works.
Josie Allen, Cora Jackson, Jetty Foster
and Jennie johnson, a quartet of demi monde
madames, paid fines in $3.50 each yester-
day.
John Lewis is under arrest at the instance
of Charles Norwood, for stealing saw. The
case will come up for hearing December
10th.
Prof. Dodge, of the State university, has
undertaken to make an analysis of five sam
pies of water taken from the river at various
points.
Frank Dolby is the name of a man who
stole $3.50 worth of clothing. He was yes
terday found guilty of the offense and sent
TO Jail for sixty days.
Lewis P. Henderson is charged with sell
ing some lands in Wisconsin, which lands it
is alleged he did not own. His trial is set
for December 16, in $500 bonds.
VIII r. Gregory, recently of the Tribune,
has engaged to take charge OF the advertis-
ing department of the Journal. VIII is full
OF vim and push, and always succeeds in his
undertakings,
Josiah Towne and George Paige, two
druggists, were arrested and arraigned yes
terday for selling liquor as beverage. Their
trials were continued until December 10, in
$500 bonds each.
James, the fish man, is under arrest upon
the charge of assault and battery. He says
it was only little tap on the shoulder, but
the grieved, complaining witness says he re-
ceived rough treatment
E. Eidelman, the man arrested some time
ago charged with receiving stolen goods,
was yesterday bound over to the grand jury,
in the sum of $500. 1t is hoped that this
will have salutary effect.
The semi-annual exhibition of the Min
neapolis Artists club will close to-day. The
usual number of visitors thronged the rooms
yesterday and last evening, and praised the
fine collection Of paintings.
Henry Lynch, the young burglar who at
pied to go through Dennis Longs resi-
dence, was yesterday held to the grand jury
by Ju lge Bailey. He failed to furnish the
necessary bonds and was remanded.
Albert Peterson and Salma Moran, Fred
Eckstein and Annie Hanson, Geo. E. Balstad
and Marine X. Mo1ners. Andrew Lindahl
and Josephine Wall, John A. Anderson and
Hidda Pauline johnson, yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
The seven plumbers arrested at the in
stance of the building inspector upon the
charge of prosecuting the plumbing business
without city license, had their cases dis
charged, they having taken out licenses after
the action had been instituted.
Eugene Wheeler & o. G. Merrill were two
business men who were arrested at the in
stance of the sealer of weights and measures
yesterday because they we're using scales and
measures which had not the sealer's stamp;
continued until December 10 in $50 bonds
each.
VIM. McArdle, painter and paperhanger,
aged thirty years, died last evening in the
lodging house over Sullivan 81 Donaldson's
saloon on Hennepin avenue, from hemor-
rhage of the lungs. The death was very
sudden, and post mortem examination will
probably be held.
Thomas Hanesly fell from one of the
corridor tiers in the county Jail to the stone
floor below. He was taken to the College
hospital and at late hour last evening he
was still unconscious. The surgeon in at
tendance, however, does not think the in
jury will prove fatal.
Judge Young yesterday filed decision de-
clining to grant the application of divorce of
Amelia Wagner from Frank Wagner. The
judge said it was evident that the marital re-
lations of the two for years had been far
from pleasant, but he did not think the de-
fendant was alone to blame for the state of
affairs,
John Lavaire, the man who was arrested
by Officer Kennedy, charged with stealing
twenty yards of overcoating from j. F.
Peterson's store, valued at $40, waived an
examination yesterday and was held to await
the action of the grand jury. In default of
ming bonds he was remanded to the custody
of the sheriff.
John Schmitz,a saloon keeper, was brought
before Judge Bailey yesterday charged with
selling ''bocSe'' without license. Deem
Der % was the date flied upon for the trial.
and the bonds in 5000 were filed. II. Sund
non, another saloon keeper, also came under
the Vaccinations of the 'spotters'' His
trial will occur December %.
The formal opening and dedication of the
magnificent Harmonic hall will occur this
evening. Danz's orchestra and brass band.
and the Harmonic singing society will fur
nlsh the musical portion of the programme.
which had not been prepared for publication
last evening, while appropriate dedicatory
addresses win be made by prominent mem
bers Of the society.
AS soon as the roller skating concludes in
the Croker rink this evening a huge corns
OF laborers will be set at work placing the
booths and their contents in readiness for
the opening of the carnival of nations ON
Monday. The various drill CORPS are in
readiness, as are the materials and articles
10 De placed in the huge building. The car
nlYal Will be so gorgeous that our most san
gulne people may be taken by surprise.
Last evening at the Reform club meeting
The time was spent principally in routine
matters OF business and nominating officers.
The election viii take place on next Friday
evening. Active preparations are also being
made to give Gov. st. John a suitable recen-
ton on his promised visit in the near future
Hereafter the Friday evening meetings win
take social turn and deal less in politics. An
effort viii be made to present a programme
each evening, full Of interest for the Young.
and thus enlist their interest in the work al
temperance reform.
In. the municipal court yesterday the case
against w. ID. Allen, drug gist arrested for
selling pint of whisky to one of the sePils
bury Spoilers" was tried. The defendant.
na did two other Witnesses faSti6ad +l,4,