St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-18
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

meal or lunch, Z5l second avenue SCUM.
The ladies of st. Paul's church held a fair
last evening for the sale of fancy articles.
Prof. Northrup will deliver a lecture at
Westminster church tomorrow evening.
North Star division, uniformed rank, K.
p, will have dance at Pythian hall Christ
mas eve.
The "Adamless Eden" party continues to
draw large and pleased audiences at Pence
Opera house.
The state grange is still in session, with
very light attendance. An open session will
be held to-day.
Officer J. J. Smith has been presented
with buffalo overcoat and a sealskin cap
by party of friends.
All the Baptist churches of the city assisted
in holding social at the Central Baptist
church last evening.
The Chi Psi fraternity held a ball in the
Chapter hall, at the University last evening.
A supper was also spread.
Fourteen warranty deeds were recorded
yesterday with the register Of deeds, the con-
sideration of which amounted to s11,O50.
1t is intimated that warrants for the arrest
to be issued for selling LIQUOR as beverage.
A sneak thief cabbaged w. H. Barbers
robe and blanket last night, but Sargent Mel
son caught him and recovered the property.
The ladies of the Oh urch of the Redeemer
held bi-weekly meeting at the chnrch yes
terday afternoon, and enjoyed a tea at
o'clock.
Michael Mcclure, who was formerly
fireman at the West hotel, has received no
LITIGATION that back pension aggregating
81, 461 has been granted him.
The city physician had removed from the
quarantine hospital all the furniture, and
stored it IN barn, for fear that some one
would set fire to the building. On Tuesday
night the barn was burned
Judge Young yesterday issued Temporary
injun restraining the sheriff from selling
or disposng of the stock of Jacob DeIEtsch to
satisfy the Judgment of S., 900 in favor of
the First National bauk. The sale was to
have taken place to-day.
On Thursday evening, December Is, the
members of North Star lodge, No. 6, l. o. o.
F., will give ''social dance'' at their hall,
corner Nicollet avenue and Third street.
committee upon entertainment.
Yesterday j. E. Steers, so-calleG, or So
styled, vitapathic physician, was arraign ed
before the municipal court charged with
practcing medicine without proper state au-
thority. The trial was set for December %,
in $500 bonds, which bonds were filed.
In the suit of H. L. Magoon vs. Minnesota
Transfer d Packing company the jury gave
the plaintiff verdict for S275. The plant
i'll claimed the defendants hired him for
year and discharged him before the time was
out without cause. He asked for 1891. 35.
John Erickson and Emma jacobson, r.
D. McGilivray and Seermentha Gahagan,
Andrew Swenson and Jennie Bergstron, T.
j. Williamson and Kate l.. Smith, Andrew
Tuleen and Maggie Swanson, c. J. Alum and
Hulda Johnson, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
meeting of the Stock Breeders associa-
ton of the state was held at the board of
trade rooms yesterday afternoon, and dis
cussed the matter of transportation rates on
the various roads for thoroughbred stock.
1t was reported that the Manitoba Railway
company had agreed to make reduction
The following is list of the newly elected
officers of the Royal Arcanum: Regent, Ira
j. Convey; vice regent, N. L. Cooper; orator,
c. c. Shockey; secretary, II. R. Brooke;
collector, w. C. Marsh; treasurer H. F.
converse; chaplain, R. L. Stllman; guide,
nr. A. Biitz: warden, Benz. Mooers; sentry,
- !. Davenport; trustees, Geo. C. Still
.aan, DIR. Blitz, }. NJ. Miller
St Johns chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
has elected the following officers for the
year: H. Kirkwood, II. P; j. W. Nash. K.
H.: G. Frost, s.; w. D. Peet, C. of II. >; ].
Smith, ?. s.; /. Atwood, c. of G. A: r.
Archibald, G. NJ. of Sd v: T. Z. Mercer. c.
NJ. of I'd V; S. s. Kilvington, G, NJ. of LIST
v; j. Harris, q. NJ; W A. Miller, chap
ialn;J. M. Williams, treasurer; G. W. Gates,
secretary.
The roller rink craze, as it has been de-
nominated in language more expressive than
elegant, continues undated, and now All
echa1er has decided to transform his fine hall
into rink. Consequently the series Of
dances, which were inaugurated in that place
an the early fall, will suspend until spring.
Inc rink Will be opened day before Christ
mas During the afternoon of that day adj.
mission will be free.
The chain of evidence worked ND by Detec-
tiEes Hawkinson and Caswen against the no.
torious ''Billy, the Kid, - upon which he was
held to the grand jury, displays the wonted
tact OF those officers in handling an excep-
uonaly blind case. No one Anticipated that
happy result. "Billy. the KIDD is not only
bad man, but an exceedingly sbrewd
worker. He always manages to pretty effect
ually cover up his tracks
Nov. go Peter. johnson, in BROOKLYN. This
county, was arrested for stealing hay, valued
at S2O, from j j. Kennels. He was taken
before Justice of Peace Norris, at that place.
Who bound him over to the grand Jury.
johnson was accordingly brought to this CITY
anu 1ncarcerated in the county jail yester-
DAY, Judge Koon granted writ of babeas
this morning The claim is made that the
lasuce OF the peace erred in binding johnson
over to the grand jury as the value of the
nay is too small to allow the action.
AT last the old Tribune company has paid
the city the rent due for the space occupied
In the city hall. The event occurred yester-
Day For twenty months the city council has
rled In vain to collect, and the matter was
nnally about to be taken into the courts.
The bill amounted to $500. The Tribune
Will soon be removed to the new building.
and In accordance with the conditions of the
lease the steam boilers and fixtures now
owned by the Tribune pass into the possession
Oh city upon the removal of the paper.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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