St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-21
INNEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

To-day 90 to the Figaro restaurant for your
dinner.
A thief took possession of Rev. L. D. Boyn-
toms fur coat.
The building inspector issued three per-
mits yesterday.
Hotel business is improving owing TO the
increase in travel.
The city council viii meet in regular ses-
sion this evening.
Another man fell and broke leg at the
Croker Roller rink last night.
The delinquent tax cases will be set for
hearing in the district court to-day.
For abusing his wife when be was drunk
John Schultz yesterday paid fine in $3.50.
Edward O'Reiley was disorderly on the
streets and was committed fifteen days
therefor.
John Scully and Olaf Thorbeck we're yes
terday admitted to full citizenship in the dis
trict court
A variety entertainment Of the better class
composes the attrsction at Slensby's theater
this week
Robert G. Morrison, a member Of the bar
of Iowa, was yesterday admitted to practice
in the district court.
Cele Gluck is charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, and he viii be given trial for
the same February 10.
Sixteen warranty deeds were recorded
with the register of deeds, the consideration
Of which amounts TO Sos, 900.
The board Of water com mifsioners will
hold an important meeting this afternoon in
the Office Of the superintendent.
T. Fl. Arson, for long time In charge Of
the northwestern business Of tho Northern
Pacific railroad, has accepted similar posi-
ton on the Wisconsin Central.
Engineer James Waters, Of the water
works department, was taken seriously Ill
yesterday with neuralgia Of the stomach. The
attack is not thought to be dangerous.
The jury to try Thos. Hanley, indicted in
Ramsey county for murder and brought to
Henuepin county on change Of venue, will
be eDpaneled to-day In the district court.
Officer Kingsley, living at Sic Second
avenue southeast, has a red plush lady's
portmonie, containing a little change, which
he will return TO the owner upon proving
The Union League has elected the follow
Ing officers: President, R. G. Evans; vice
president, Robert Jamison second vice presi-
dent, c. y. Smith; secretary and treasurer,
Charles s. Careins.
F. J. Dormer aud his unknown will give q
wrestling exhibition and the two Will close
the evening by spsrring four rounds with
blackened gloves for points, on Friday even
ing, at the Theater Comique.
A Anderson was brought into the munich
pal court yesterday, charged with selling
liquor without license. He entered plea
of not guilty, and the trial was set for Jan.
30, the defendant giving $500 bonds for ap-
pearance.
While engaged In carrying coal into the
basement Of Mrs. jays building at 624 Hen
ncpin avenue yesterday, Thomas Williams,
employed by Grove II Rowe, fell and frac-
tured his right hip bone. He was removed
10 his home in the patrol wagon.
Marriage licenses we're yesterday issued 10
Nicholas Graf and Nellie Driscoll, Jas. Mel
son and Matte Burton, J. \. Paris and Ag-
mes V. Nowlein. Ole J. Eden and Petra
Larson, f. o. Lyltou aud Ada McCsbe, Chas.
d. Mi!ligan and Elizabeth Nelson.
Az the monthly meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Alliance, held last night, Rev. DR..
Stryker spoke on the duty of elders, Rev.
Mr.. Patterson on the obligation OF the Sun
day school teacher and Rev. DIR. Sample on
The privileges Of the lay members in promot-
ing rcyivals.
Officer James Allen requests that the
CLONE make the statement that he was not
the James Allen connected In the law suit
in the district codrt In which a dog is men
toned. Although the papers In the case
read flames Allen" the aforesaid officer
believes James Aheren Is meant
Mrs. Aldrich, wife Of T. c. Aldrich, gen
eral agent for the Iowa Investment COM
pauy, died at the residence ut No. 10 North
Tenth street, Yesterday afternoon, from a
complication of diseases after suffering about
nine ouths. The deceased was aged about
forty years. the daughter Of Mrs. John Goes
aud sister OF Mrs. f. Il. Ball. She leaves a
son. c. B. Aidrich. The funeral will be an
nOunced later.
Journal Gen. T. L. Rosser, OF this city. Is
said TO be at present engaged upon a bill,
which be viii take TO Washington next
month, TO be introduced by either Roscn-
Grams or Slocur to the effect that all ex-
presidents shall receive a pension Of S25.-
900 per annum, equal to one-hsf Of the full
salary Of president The general is very
enthusiastic over the messure, aud he pre-
diets that it will pass both houses without re-
ceiving one dissenting vote.
Through the influence Of Minneapolis par
ties Representative C. A. Mason, Of Maple
Plain, will to day present to the state legislA-
ture esll governing and relating to the la
oili;ics Of fire insurance companies. The bin
provides that whru policy is issued 20 in-
SURE any real property, aud said property Is
destroyed without criminal cause, that the
value or the property stated on the policy
shall De taken as real value When insured,
Snd as the true amount OF loss aud measure
OF dAmarrs ~hcn isrfrnrrd