St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
MIN NEAPoLIS GLoBULES.

dissolved partnership.
For disorderly conduct Daniel Kelly paid a
fine in 81 yesterday.
Michael Ryan has been mmitted twenty
five days for vagrancy.
Ii. Brn INDUCED in abusive language, and
yesterday Judge Bailey fined him V.
Have you tried one of those fine dinners
for thirty-fve cents at the Figaro restaurant?
Amelia Woodruff and husband Yesterday
applied to the district court for leave to adopt
a child.
Z. S Scogsberg drove too fast on suspen-
sion bridge. and he is now sorry to the
amount Of So fine.
One 0 tae occupants of the lookup is a
crazy Gu natnan, brought here from Brain
erd He is TO be taken 10 St. Peter.
+. II. Burn ham is charged with commit
ting an assault and battery, aud he will be
given tr al to-day in the municipal court.
The case against Frank Lewis, charged
with throwing hatchet at colored man,
has been set for an examination January
9th.
Judge Young yesterday filed decision
denying the motion for new trial in the
sui Of Chute S Anderson VS.. A. B. Antes
d CO.
TIE case against Officers Fouskow and Nc
Namar4 Tor snoOting that bear, was yester-
day dismissed upon the motion of the city
attorney.
Thos. MoOrhead and Lizzie Robin, Adam
Kock and Caroline Lehman, John Saeaim
and Mary K arms, yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.
c. c. Washburn post installed the newly
elected officers at public meeting held last
night The cerem ony was supplemented
with q supper.
Public installation of officers by L. P
Plummer post, g.. A. R., tonight at its
quarters, No. Ill NicolIet avenue. cor dial
invitation to all.
Some Of the diamonds and jewelry stolen
from F. II. Governs residence, on the east
side, several mu nths ago, have been found
in st. Paul pawnshop.
The grand officers of the Grand Grove of
Minnesota, United Ancient Order Of Druids,
will make an official visit to Mistletoe Grove,
No. IL, OF this city, this evening.
(. W. Murphy, while exercising his flyer
on Park avenue, met with a collision in which
his cutter was smashed into smithereens.
Murphy fortunately escaped injury.
A valuable lady's mink boa was lost last
week between the postofice and the Nicollst
house. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at police headq larters.
The Wolf Tone rifles have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Captain, VIM. McArdle;
Ist lieutenant, F.. Kennedy; I'd lieutenant,
John L. Bannon; secretary, P. J. Rooney
treasurer, J. McNu!ty,
The city council committee on markets
held meeting yesterday and considered II.
A. Gales ordinance regulating the sale of
market garden truck, but the committee ar
rived at the conclusion that the ordinance
would give Mr.. Gale monopoly, and de-
cided 10 report it back without recommend
ing its passage.
Ole Jackson, Norwegian mechanic about
twenty-five years old, employed at the Mil
waukee shops, few days ago found rail-
road cartridge in pile OF scrap iron. Yes
terday he was foolhardy enough to strike Il
with his hammer, aud tue cartridge explod-
ing he was struck by one of the living pieces
OF the shell In the neck and received quite a
severe wound.
Christopher II. LangwOrtbv yesterday fled
a deed Of assignment to Theodore G.. Wal
Their Tor the benefit Of his creditors. The as
signor was associated with Chas II. Ginthner,
doing business ut lie Sueur. January ,,
HInthncr died and the surviving partner
makes the assignment. Langworthv has re-
sided In Hennepin county for the past two
years, where large amount OF mis- property
is located.
The variety entertainment furnished at the
Pence Opera house t6is week is, In many re-
spects, quite superior. The Shepherds are
good, and Spence aud Lsrtelle are excellent.
They are tnc in musical spccialties, and the
rapid crayon sketches by Mr.. Spence are
great" Nina Eddie's performances on
the tight rope are the best ever seen in the
theater The balance OF the company are
only ordinary.
An old man who was walking on the Mil
wauSee railroad track near Tweuty-second
street south yesterday afternoon, was struck
by an engine and nearly knocked seuseless,
although he probably did not receive severe
injury. He was taken 10 the office Of Drs.
Ames and Moore, whore he recovered some
what but was unable 10 hear, and appeared
From papers on his person it was discovered
that his name is Elijah Weaver. Of Glencoe,
and that he was a member ~ Company Z,
oi the First Minnesota regiment
Mrs. NJ. L. Hall, residing at 2,O2S Portland
avenue, narrowly escaped death from acute
mineral poisoning on Monday night. She
purchased 4 quantity Of head cheese at a
Fourth avenue market, Of which she ate an
amount. Fifteen minutes after she was
At OK u With terrible pains. and Dr. Brown
hciug called prououu eed IL a case of poison
Ing Upon his arrival the patient was un-
conscious and almost pulseless, in which
eondit on she remained several hours. The
usual anudotes ani ret r4tives were sue
cesstnlly applied and the lady viii recover.
The annual meeting ~ the board OF trade
for the election OF directors will be held this
morning. The following ticket has been
placed 10 nomination: Isaac Atwater, A. !.
Blcthcn. y. J. Boariman. George A. BrAek-
EFT +. :. Curser. ;. 2. Caanue.. c. K
Caute. y. NJ Clerhew, In L. Dae. John
D. Laittre, .. J. Evaus, y. + Griswold.
E1rs Farusworth, ;. {. Gale. ANTHONY Kelly.
I. VI. LoriuS, 2 W. Lyman. II. c. Morse.
II. &. Q. No us n, -. en- riman. P. D.
Mcmillan, 4. Ngtioa. T.. A. &uaocSs.
!. y. Mind. Ge1. A. Pi,lsburv. T. +. Phelps,
o. A. Pray. A. C. Rand. c. 2. stevens. ".
+. Steele. g. \. Whc..iou. a. D Wasnburu.
J. c. Waitney, J. T wynau, John T.
West.