St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

officers elected: President, Mrs. DR.. Baus-
man; vice president Miss Nellie Prior; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Henderson;
treasurer, Miss March.
R. V. Cafoville, saloon-keeper on the ISL
and, is charged with keeping his saloon open
on Sunday. He entered plea of not guilty
and paid s53 fine.
Mrs David F. Hallett was thrown from
sleigh yesterday morning at the corner OF
Fifth avenue and Seventh street south and
sustained painful injuries.
Warren Pike, driver for Darrow u Per-
rine, was thrown from his wagon yesterday
afternoon and had one Of bis hands badly
injured. The horses took fright at the
motor.
j. w. Hughes and Mary J. Jones, f. L.
Rawson and c. M. King, Ole Swenson and
Lena Johnson Herman II. Perlet and Kittie
Clark, Gustave Johnson and Mary Hendrick-
son, yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
Last night Mr.. Vernon Bell gave very
pleasant and profitable talk on electricity to
u good audience of young men at the parlors
of the 7. NJ. e. A. The talk was entirely
practical and proved exceedingly interesting.
L. c. Burlington, s. c. Gale, c. P. Stevens,
J. NJ Miller and c. V. Rice, Il committee of
the new Hopkins telephone company, left
last evening Tor Chicago and Cleveland, to
pursue their investigation of the invention.
The Central Women's Christian Temper
apce Union will hold its monthly business
meeting this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at
Friends church, corner Eighth street and
Hennepin avenue. A large attendance is
requested.
Officer Kirkham, who injured himself Sc
verely some time ago iu lifting a derailed
street car on to the track, is once moro on
deck, and the reign of terror among the
tramps and thieves on his beat com mences
where it left off.
A warranty deed was yesterday recorded in
the Office of the register of deeds, transfer
ring portion of what is known as the First
Baptist church property, corner of Hennepin
avenue and Fifth street, Fred T. Peet 10 \.
F, Grimshaw; consideration, $50, 500.
Holenbury, the South Minneapolis insane
man who has been treated for his malady
in st. Peter, and who was released at the in
stance of his family, was violently attacked
with the old trouble yesterday, and menaced
his wife with a murderous looking knife.
He was taken into custody again.
The free-for-all three mile race at Univer-
sity rink last night was won by c.
a. Bloomquist in thirteen minutes and seven
seconds, John Proctor second. Twenty-one
started and fifteen finished. Tonight the
Universatists and Evening Stars will play
polo match.
The men arrested for cutting timber in the
Seventh ward were arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday under the names Of
Frank Mcdonald, B. Taylor and John Huen.
The cases were continued until Friday and
in default of bonds in the sum of 500 each
they were remanded to custody.
The Minneapolis Dental society had a
series of extremely interesting sessions yes
terday afternoon and evening. Tin and
gold filings we're discussed and illustrated
at a clinic conducted by DR.. Spaulding at
Gardner's dental establishment, from to
in the afternoon. In the evening DR.. Muir
ray read an interesting and instructive paper
on Our Duty to Our Patients.
Lieut.. Frederick Schwatlla, OF the United
States army, will lecture on Lis search for
Sir John Franklin in the Arctic seas and the
longest slsdge journey in the world; also on
his trip down the Youkon river, Alaska, over
1900 miles. in Market hall Feb. "a and %.
Tickets, 95 cents; reserved seats, so cents;
students tickets. % cents. At Dyer IL
Howard's music store Nicollet avenue.