St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-19
MIN NEAPoLIs GLOBULEs.

The Crusaders T. A. society met last
night.
The Ames zOuaves had a meeting last
night.
The Royal Arcanum held meeting last
evening.
G. II. Bootcher, disorderly, was yester-
day committed ten days.
This evening the city council viii attend TO
routine matters in regular session.
The board Of water commissioners viii
hold regular meeting tomorrow night.
The number Of criminal cases set for Fri
day morning in the police court is legion.
Do you want delicious ive-course dinner
for 35 centsl Then go to Haberbier's cafe,
205 Nicollet.
The Cuisines" of the -Four Comets at the
Comique this week is taking" Their gags
smack Of newness.
1t is said that the scenery OF the Romany
Rye company is even more extensive this
season than it was last
The grand West hotel banquet tonight
win be the great and brilliant sociable event
in the history of the city.
The Democratic finance committee is
meeting with encouraging success in collect
ing fund for the Saturday night celebra-
ton.
Two demi-monde madames, paid
their monthly dues TO the NUM-
cipal court, in the sum OF s525O each. yes
terday.
J.W. Cowan is charged with stealing
various things, the net value amounting to
SIS. His trial was yesterday set for Friday
morning.
1t is quite probable that Carter Harrison,
Of Chicago, will unite with the Minneapolis
Democrats on Saturday night in the grand
jollifcation.
Miss Hattie Harvey, who is said to be the
champion roller skater of New England, will
give an exhibition at the new Croker rink
on Friday evening.
Frank DAILY and James Markey, brace OF
vagabonds, were yesterday given quarters in
the county jail, at the decree of his honor,
for twenty-five days each.
John Crawford, the man arrested for steal
ing Harry Wilkins blanket, pleaded guilty
yesterday and the penalty was twenty-eighi
days in the county bastile.
John O'Halloran was foun1 guilty yester-
day OF stealing an overcoat, the property OF
Charles Sawyer, and the defendant was given
a thirty days residence in the county jail.
Major Camp has arranged TO tender the
old veterans of the Eighth Minnesota volun-
teers banquet at the West on the occasion
of the annual reunion. It is expected that
$50 will be present
Samuel Schultz, the man arrested week
ago upon the charge of stealing an axe, had
bis case continued in the municipal court
yesterday until Friday morning, and he was
allowed to go on his own recognizauce.
The city council committee on Bethany
home went out and inspected that institution
yesterday afternoon, and report everything
satisfactory. They found many chubby little
waits who were receiving excellent care dom
iciled there.
Edison S. Plipps and Ida F. Brigham,
Chas. L. Linscott and Ella Larson, r. f.
Henneman and Jennie Thornton, o. B.
Stafford and Elizabeth Bosley, L. B. Hanna
and Lottie L. Thatcher Yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Go and hear Rev. W. X. Marshall, d. D.,
tell chow to make life a success, ''in Centen-
airy Methodist church this evening at S
O'Clock. This is the last lecture of the
Young Mems Christian Association course
and will be able and interesting.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward will
meet, per order Of the chairman, in Martins
hall this evening FOR the purpose of arrang-
ing TO participate in the celebration on Sat
urday night. The Sixth ward Cleveland and
Hendricks club will turn out enmasse.
Albert Schaefer announces that his dance
which was to have occurred in his hall on
Saturday night has been postponed, owing
to the demonstration that night He invites
the Democrats of the Sixth ward 10 assemble
at his hall Saturday evening and march
thence 10 join the main body.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year by the Philharmonics
c. f. Dyer, president; Henry Tucker, vice
president; Georee II. White. secretary and
treasurer; S. c. Ferris, assistant secretary
d. Blakely, director; Professors Clark and
Proctor, accompanies; Emil schmid and
William Deyoe, librarians; F. W. Lund aud
Edward Savage, members Of board Of direc-
tors.
Jas. Loghey yesterday commenced suit for
divorce from his wife, Sophia. He is thirty-two
years old, and has lived in Henuepin county
for FIVE years. She is thirty-seven years and
resides at Eau Claire, Wisconsin, where
they were married April 6, 1879. Shortly
after their marriage he made the unpleasant
discovery that she was lewd woman. In
order to remove her from temptation they
came to Minneapolis. She refused to re-
form, however, and continued her evil
ways. He therefore left her and she re-
turned to Eau Claire, where he is informed
she il keeping house of i'll fame.