St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-06
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs


The public schools will reopen next Mon
day.
John A. Rawlins post, G. A. R., installed
officers last night.
The Minneapolis Press club cleared over
$500 from yesterdays concert.
The county commissioners viii open bids
for the official printing Thursday.
A portion of the "Creation" Was rehearsed
by the Philharmonic club last night
The South Minneapolis Building and Loan
association held a meeting last night.
Levi Butler post G. A. R. will install its
newly elected officers tomorrow evening.
1t did not give Judge Bailey much trouble
to dispense justice TO the few criminals who
came before him yesterday.
James Madigan, the man arrested for steal
ing quantity of calico from Jacob Cohen's
store. was sent down for thirty days yester-
day.
The old case against Herman Sandhoff,
charged with selling liquor without a license,
was dismissed yesterday for want of prosecu-
ton.
preach every evening this week at the Hen
nepin avenue NJ. E. church. It is the week
OF PRAYER.
There was not very large attendance at
Adam Buffers benefit last night, but the
wrestling and boxing pleased all who wit
messed it.
The tickets for the Muldoon benefit con-
certare selling rapidly, and probably every
seat and private box will be taken before the
doors are opened on Friday night. The boys
deserve ii.
Articles of incorporation of the Lyndale
Avenue Congregational church were yester-
day flied with the register of deeds. The
trustees are b. w. Fisk, a. DinsmOre, J. A.
Crosby.
The annual meeting Of the Architecture
association Of Minnesota will be held at the
Office Of Hodgson 81 Son, beginning at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. A banquet has been
arranged for the evening.
Charles NJ. Coffiu yesterday made an as
Segment to j. VI. Park, for the benefit of his
creditors. Coffin ran grocery store at 210l
Ninth avenue south. The assets amount TO
about $4,000.
The Friendly inn manag emeut has adopted
the rule to refuse hospitality to any one per-
son for more than three consecutive days.
An absence Of three days is then required
before re-entering the inn.
A Mrs. Cheney, who for fourteen years has
been au inmate at st. Peter, recently escaped
from that institution and was captured at
Monticello. She was brought to this city
last night, aud will be returned to St. Peter
to-day.
Philip Mcdonald and Mary Ford, John
Dvorak and Mary Kokesh, E. L. Kretz-
schmur aud Catherine J. Quehl, George
Dalcon and Sophia Marley, Joseph Fouch
and Annie Flynn yesterday obtained mar
riage licenses.
The society OF physicians and surgeons
will hold Its regular monthly meeting at
Mays parlOrs Tomorrow evening. Dr. W.
A. Jones, late superintendent at ST. Peter,
will read paper upon 'causes of insanity"
A supper will close the exercises.
The annual meeting of the board Of trade
will be held to-day at which officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. 1t is hoped
that live businessmen will he selected to
Ill the offices, and men who can rise above
the petty jealousy which have heretofore ex-
listed relative TO the prosperity Of the two
cities.
As detailed elsewhere the county commits
siouers met yesterday. c. L. Snyder and
John F. Peterson, the new commissioners,
took their seats The appointment OF the
overseer Of the poor and the county physici-
ans was postponed until next Saturday The
reports OF the sheriff and clerk Of court were
not made, as those officers have been too
busy TO attend to the matter.
The Boston Ideals gave their farewell con-
cert in the grand yesterday afternoon, to a
large and delighted audience. The priuci-
pals were never before seen to better advan-
tsge in this city, aud every number elected
the hcartest encore. The proceeds 20 to
the Minneapolis Press club, and over $500
was realized by that organ ization from the
source.
Deputy Sheriff JAS. Egge yesterday, at his
residence in the county jail, celebrated his
appointment to that position by inviting the
Judges, officers Of The court house aud the
county commissioners TO partake Of a very
bouutitul dinner, which he had prepared In
honor OF the occasion. The invitation was
generally accepted.
Elizabeth II. White, aged twenty-six, asks
the district court to divorce her from Richard
$. White, aged thirty six, to whom she was
married in Canada Oct. 90, 1878. He de-
serted her in 1850, and In addition 1t is al
legged that he is a drunksrl and an INDECENT,
totally unfit to have charge Of their two infant
children, the custody of whom is also asked
by the plaintiff.