St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
MIN NEAPoLIs GLOBULEs.

1uC UduhS anu guG POoLOhASS OSSS@'S
New Years.
The monthly meeting of the Press club
will be held on Tuesday.
The police were not called upon to make
an arrest last evening.
A happy New Years dinner will be spread
at the Figaro restaurant to-day.
The municipal court transactions yesterday
were brief and of little news value.
Geo. Wheaton paid fine in IS yesterday
for fast driving on suspension bridge.
The insurance adjusters are looking over
the Academy of Music block and contents.
The colored cornet band announce that
they will serenade Geo. A. Bracket this
evening.
The Burns banquet committee will submit
report at the meeting Of the Caledonia So
ciety Friday evening.
Highland Lodge /. o. o. F. holds public
installation Of officers tonight, to be followed
by a supper and ball.
Upou new evidence young Van Hessen,
son of ''Billy, the Kid, - has been rearrested
for completely in the Berg robbery.
Fourteen warranty deeds were yesterday
atoms Of which amounted 10 $ll, 200.
The old year was watched out and the new
year in at many Of the churches, besides at
dance halls and skating Kinks, last night.
The twenty-five dodgers at the Friendly
Inn on Tuesday night sawed about ten cords
Of wood in payment for Inequalities received.
L. Wald has been arrested on n charge of
bastardy at the instance Of Belle Thorson,
and his examination is set for Saturday even
ing.
The three men arrested by Detective Quin-
Ian for burglary, have been taken to st. Paul
where stronger evidence can be brought
against them.
Although it was terribly cold last night the
young men about town seemed to be quite
happy in watching the old year out and the
new year in.
Despite the unusual s'hard times'' the
number of New YEARS. calls to be made to-
day will compare favorably with those Of
previous years.
Bishop and Mrs. Foss have been suddenly
called to New York, owing to the death Of
Bishop Foss mother, Mrs. Jane c. Foss,
aged ninety years.
AAt jail III NuC DChchb VI luC
FireInen's Relief association will be held in
Harmonic hall this evening. Everybody
should buy ticket.
Manager Shepherd of the West hotel be-
lieves the present rigid enforce ment Of the
Sunday ordinance will drive liberal minded
people TO st. Paul to spend the day.
There will be no meeting of the city coun-
ell until the first Wednesday evening in the
new year, and the water board will not meet
until the Friday evening following
Chas. l.. Baker, n conductor on the Mil
waukee road, Tuesday was brought to his
home in this city, having received fracture
of his left leg Mt La Crosse, Wisconsin, on
Monday.
Tom Deviue hiss signfed his willingness
TO accept John Caldwelrs challenge 10 spar
for points, aud the contest will probably be
arranged for Saturday night in Prof Don
aldson's sporting parlors.
Jas. Shanessey, switchman in the Mil
waukee yard, yesterday afternoon while
making q coupling, had the thumb and three
fingers Of the the left hand so badly crushed
as to require alnputation.
The King Remington suits were before
Judge Young yesterday afternoon and the
argument on the motion to amend the orig
inal complaint was partially heard. The
hearing will be resumed again to-day.
few days ago man named Williams
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the breast at Halleck, Mimi, yester-
day the body passed through Minneapolis en-
route for Blooming Prairie for burial.
Adon Butler, the collar aud elbow wrest-
Ter, will soou leave for California TO locate.
and on Monday evening he will be rendered
a benefit by the sporting people of the city at
Market hall. Wrestling aud sparring will
be the features.
Last evening the annual meeting OF the Fire
meu's Life association was held at No. . hose
house, at which the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: A. II. Range
stephen Mcbride, Christ Henry and Henry
Williams.
The jury In the suit OF w. II. Berry VS..
John 7. West was still out up 10 the closing
Of the district court last night. The jury had
then been in retirement ffty-dve hours aud
had not given the slightest indication Of hav-
ing agreed upon a verdict.
The Ho,S Gazette will be issued weekly in
stead of daily until April /, appearing on
Sunday morning only. during the winter
months. The publisher states that Il is not
profitable to publish the paper daily during
January and February, aud that bis time Is
wholly engrossed at the present In booming
his new Sunday GGzc,te.
The condition Of John sweusen is pro-
nounced by his physician, DIR. Ames, to be
favorable to recovery. Mr.. Swensen was
wounded twenty years ago aud lately &c was
found necessary 10 amputatc his left arm at
the shoulder. The operation was a very
painful one, but the indications are that the
gallant soldier viii survive.
Ads E. weiriek, Of Sp!nk county. d. T..
and Ida Austin, Charlie Nelson and Augusta
Hollengren, Albert y. Bergan and Carrie
Bother, A. NJ. Bean and Emma VI. Warren,
Chas- Mason Of Custer county. NJ. T.. and
Syrisl !. Mason, G. VI. Parker, OF Grant
county, n. T. and Hattie Armstrong. George
{, Lowell aud Mary E. Parrish, yesterday
obtained marriage licenses
Tomorrow night the Caledonia club will
meet in their new hall at ss4 HEM epin
avenue, when the special committee ap-
pointed to arrange for the Burns anniver-
sary oeneat win submit a fnal report. The
banquet will be given In Harmonic hall
January 20, viii probably prove an event
OF considerable Local importance
The storm which ragged in all !ts mad fury
on Tuesday night played havoc with mostly
al incoming trains yesterday mo-aing. The
CkiesSo passenger trains came in, however.
only two hours late on the Milwaukee road.
and about four hours late on the s.. Louis
road. Snov plo~s were ruu yesterday until