St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-16
MIN NEAPoLIS GLoBULES.

reach Minneapolis tomorrow.
The Oates company played to a good house
at Slensby's theater last night.
The Chicago train over the Albert Lea
route came in three hours late yesterday.
F. Il. Croker has sold his interest in his
roller rink to his partner, ". H. Leland.
Judge LELAND goes to st. Paul to-day where
he viii hold probate court for Judge Nc
Grorty.
The fire department responded to call to
squelch little smudge on Nicollet avenue
last night.
A half million Milwaukee transit was dis
posed Of at the chamber of commerce yester-
day at Is cents.
A FIRE in the roof Of a building at No.
1lOS Sixth street south, called out the de-
partment yesterday morning. Loss nomi-
nal.
The Minneapolis court proceedings do not
furnish much salacious reading of late. Grim
inals seem to be 'laying low" as the phrase
goes.
Last night Officer Malone arrested sneak
thief for stealing a valuable fur robe. The
robe was recovered and is at police head
quarters.
The council committee on legislation will
probably meet at 9 O'Clock this afternoon.
The attempt to get a quorum yesterday
proved futile.
Gov. st. John declines to be interviewed
by reporters, and says he WILL prepare full
statement of his answer to Clarkson's charges
in few days.
Major Hen derson and Capt. Gilmore have
been elected as delegates from Jobn.A. Raw
Inns Post TO the G. A. r. encamp ment, to be
held in Mankato.
In their circular the Farmers Insurance
company of Minnesota, state that losses in
over 100000 have been paid during its
twenty years existence
The Citizens Wheel club assisted in open
ing the bicycle school started by Messrs.
Heath q &c. at Armoig hall last evening
The school Will be Kept open for day and
evening sessions.
The Caledouian club meets tonight at
its hall, 224 Hennepiu avenue, to complete
arrangements for the Burns banquet. All
Scotchmen and their descendants cordially
invited 10 attend.
jury win be eIhpaneled to-day in the
district court to try The case Of Thos. Hanley,
indicted in Ramsey county for murder. This
Is the last jury 70 be empaneled at this
term, and the remaining jurors viii be dis
charged.
1t has been foupd necessary 10 partially
amputate SeibA's feet, at the College hospi-
tai. Seliba is the Turk who was so badly
frozen while Yiaying the role Of ghoul ut
Chaska.
The conce5. to be given by the Harmonic
singing socif ty will be on Sunday evening,
and not on Saturday evening, as enormously
reported In yesterdays issue. The pro-
gramme i'll include, male choruses, mixed
choruses, and Danz's orchestra.
The ff flowing meetings of teachers will be
held at the High school building at $3.50 on
on Sat urday: First aud second grades, room
A; ird and fourth grades, room b; fifth,
SIKH 1 and seventh grades, room G; supevis-
DRY principals, room d.
The funeral Of Hans Reigle, the deceased
Voruetlst, will take place from Warmers un-
dertaking rooms this afternoon, under the
auspices OF the musicians of Minneapolis and
st. Paul. II Is expected that three bands
from Minneapolis and one from st. Paul will
De in the procession.
Gov. St. John is stopping at the National
hotel. r. j. Mendenhall rendered him the
hospitality of his home, but the governor in
view of the fact that large number Of per-
cons are constantly calling upon him, de-
cided that the accom- odations Of a hotel
would be preferable
The Friendly Inn has decided to furnish
inmates Two meal DAY. A committee has
been appointed to settle all disputed ques-
lions, and the price of wood has been re-
duIed to s. per cord Arrangements have
also been made whereby calls for laborers
from any source may be filed
This evening Anna Lewis, the female ath-
lete, will fight a six round soft glove contest
with Frank Stark, OF Sioux City, at the
Theater Comique. Unusual interest Is taken
in the event by the sporting people OF the
city, probably owing 10 the novelty OF the
affair Wagers are freely offered, and with
no takers, that the ''girl' will win.
Charley Linden aud Lizzie johnson, C. II.
Peterson and Botheilde Munsmand, John b.
Goodrich and Mary I. Cain, Matthias Gruidl
and Catherine Lang. F. Nanqui and Emma
/. AloXes, Olof Sjoberg and Iugsi Person,
+. Halmberg and Emma Olson, A. X.
Kripschild aud Louisa Lammb yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Wednesday night, just as q freight train
on the Milwaukee road was approaching
Hastings, at the rate of fifteen miles an
hour, by the giving way 81 wheel on y
brake, Geo. Williams brakeman, was pre-
cipitated from the top Of box car 10 the
ground. striking on his head and shoulders
He received a number Of severe bruises aud
spraius, but was not seriously hurt. He was
brought home, eSlS Minnehaha avenue,
this city, yesterday.
An effort Is TO be made 20 persuade the
legislature TO raise the salary OF the treasurer
of Henuepiu county. The ,alary is the same
rs 1t was when the work necessarily to per
form the duties OF the office was only about
half Of what is now required. The treasurer
IS compelled to have three assistants and six
during the busy seasons, and must pay them
from the msSrc stipend which be receives
The farmers legislature" should decide 10
provide q salary in keeping with the dignity
and responsibility Of the office.
Anna Lewis, the female pugilist, will so TO
New Orleans 20 fight sn eight ruuud glove
coutest With Hattie Stewart, Of New York,
who e Is claimed is the cleyerest woman on
earth. The fight win come of Feb. 80. aud
viii be governed by the revised Queeusburv
rules. Miss. Stewart stands five feet and
seven inches tall aud weighs. In condition.
$50 pounds, while Miss Lewis is Eve feet
AMI six inches tall and tips the beam at lao
pounds. Tom McAlpin has Miss Lewis in
hand aud be expresses his confidence that
hts tavOvite cap do" any woman in the
country.
Thompson .sgats.
VIM. F. Thompson Is again on trial before
the district SQUIRT This time II Is uu.on an