St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-10
MIN NEAPoLIS GLoBULES.

Three plain DRINKS were committed ten
days each yesterday.
The Figaro restaurant takes the cake; 2ol
Second avenue south.
Mrs. j. j. Girard fell at the Croker skat-
ing rink and sustained broken arm.
Thomas Allen trotted his horse across
suspension bridge, and it cost him fine in
SIS.
Forty-two cases are on the special term
calendar for disposition to-day in the district
court.
young woman's Bible training class has
been organized in connection with the Y.
NJ. c. A.
Union lodge 1, O. G. t. will hold a social
at the residence of Mrs. A. F. Newt this
evening.
Elk Gov. ST. John will lecture in Minneap-
oils on Friday and Saturday evenings Of
next week.
Charles Libeck and Hannah Turner, c.
W. CAMEL and Alice Carter yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
The annual meeting of the grand lodge,
Knights OF PytDias, will be held in this city
beginning February 10th.
a side saddle was stolen from s. c. Cut
ler's barn, and yesterday the property was
recovered at pawn shop
Zion Commaudery Kn ghts Templar will
give promenade concert in Armory hall on
the evening Of January %.
The old case against Frank Lewis for
throwing a Ratchet at P. J. Glosco, was yes
terday continued until January 10.
Tue insurance men state tnat they will
soon hold a meeting at which the proposition
to abolish the water board will be discussed
Officer Kirkham was knockad down and
painfully injured by street car while he
was engaged in raidi az blockade Of teams
at the city market.
Minnie Howard, While Gibson and Fannie
Shafer were the three demi monde house
keepers who paid their fines yesterday. Inc
whole amount was $l5t 80.
The troubles respecting the management
Of Der HerOld, the German daily paper in this
city, will be argued by the attorneys in the
case before Judge Loehreu to-day.
Il is stated that an industrious thief has
stolen $50 worth of door locks from the
Academy of Music building and sold them.
Yesterday Capt. Chase arrested the thief.
A boy named Wm. Harris was arrested
yesterday upon the charge of stealing few
cents worth Of scrap iron from The Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. His trial will
occur to-day.
the old academy Of music ruins still
frown upon the order Of the building inspcc-
tor to tear them down. II is understood that
the bids Tor the work are In, but no contract
has yet been made.
To-day the first glass will be manufactured
in this state, and the event will occur at the
new glass works. large number Of clti-
Zens have been invited 10 be present TO
witness the event.
The Robert Emmet Literary association
will hold special meeting TO morrow even
ing in the hail over the city bank, at 1880
oic.ock, 20 arrange for the eirbration of the
anniversary Of Robert Emnet's birth,
March 4.
Very complete arrangements have been
made for tie military bail, 10 be given by
Companies A. and |, next Wednesday
evening at Armory hal. DAnz's full or
chestra and tue Fort Sue4ling band nave been
engaged.
James Thompson, the man who stole two
Wv ANOAAo Aibii "a a. hOsanutt : HalbIus
waiv examination In the municipal court
yesterday, and was rcmandcd to custody IN
Il, fault q. bonds ia 5000, To await tue action
OF the grant jury.
Herbert Brown, the lad who was arrested
Tor passing "a forged check, was arrnigued tn
lhc municipal court yesterday, and his ex-
animation Was set for January 10 Bonds in
the sum OF 800 were hied To secure us APP
pearauce at that time.
About midnight a sneak thief stole a num-
Der of pocket knives at the second hand
store OF Trussrli y Palmer, 2ls Henuepiu
avenue aud rau. He was pursued by Lieut.
Buerienng aud Officer Muse, who captured
him aud recovered the property.
Owing to the absence OF Mr.. Brown from
the city, II cannot be aSccrtaiurd whether or
no, the rumor that an employee OF the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul railway freight
department has em bczzled the company out
of n large SUN of money is true.
The committee on legislation from the
board Of water commission, will meet at
the Office Of the superintendent at , O'Clock
this afternoon to take action upon the mat
ter Of issuing bonds to raise money for the
expenses Of the department during the com
Ing two years.
At q largely attended meeting Of the Gale
DOMAIN club last night constitution was
adopted. Reports from the various COM
mittees indicate that all arrangements are
completed for the Burns banquet the 26th
inst, which will DC the largest gathering OF
representatives Scotchmen ever held In the
northwest Hartnonia hall, Dauz's orchestra
and May \ Son, caterers, have been engaged
for the occasion. The club meets again Fri
nav night at go Henucpin avenue.
Two actions for divorce we're yesterday
commenced in toe district court Lizzie
Burns, twruty-srven years old. wishes di-
vorce from VIM. Burns, TO whom she was
married 1T s.. J,Svpd, Mich, October 90.
1917 Drunkenness, inhuman conduct aud
failure to provide are the grounds for COM
plant Martins Fdgau. who IS twenty-six
wears old, married February :, 1876. at
Rutland. Vt, 10 Thomas Fdgau. wao is forty
years old, tr,su whom she now ASKS o. have
divorce, alleging that he has at different
times assaulted her aud threaten 81 her life
She also asks Tor the custody Of their only
child.
10 the district court yesterday Judgment az
The instance OF J. Il. Long attorney for
plaintiffs, was entered upon in niue suits
brought by employees for services axains;
Chadhurue 4 Mcclellan, the drfunct lumbe.
arm The WORK was performed oy the plsiui-
lbs in cutting, banking aud driving logs On
the west branch ~ TIE Rum rive. in Nor
rtsan aud Mile Laos counties in tee second
'uabcr district NJ Minnesota, between April