St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
MiANEApoLIs GLOBULEs

One OF the best restaurants IN lhe CITY, III
things considered, is the Figaro.
Tue state university reopeued yesterday
morning, after three weeks vacation.
The board of water commissioners will
meet at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
W. r. Dobbn will address the Young
Mems Christian association this evening.
Herbert Brown, the boy charged with pass
ing forged check, was discharged yester-
day.
The State Military association will convene
at Armory hall this morning. Each COM
pany in the two regiments is entitled to three
delegates.
The national banks held their annual cleo
ton of officers yesterday, but made no im-
portant changes.
William Wolsey left his horse unhitched.
and therefore he paid fine in tue sum OF
S3.50 yesterday.
The eastsiIers are clamorous for an addi-
tional ward SO that it can get larger repre-
sentation in the city council.
The Jolly club will give German on Fri
day evening in the par.Ors Of tue West hotel.
supper viii be spread at II O'Clock
The statement that the MeudessohD club
had been disbaudcd is said TO be- without
foundat on by the officers of the cub
George G llie was found guilty of disor-
derry conduct Ly Judge Bailey yesterday, and
as "a result, he was committed ten days
The head milrrs' excursion, it is expected,
will leave for NV Orleans about February
10 Tue party will include about twenty
i've.
Ncls Christ Hanson and Mary Johnson,
Jno Russell and Kate Hdrf, Andrew Peter
son ami Anna II. Eide yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
In the probate court VIM. Fl. Hinkle was
yesterday appointed guardian OF Francis S.
Hinkr, mentally unsouud, aud the amount
OF the bond required was S2j, 900.
The receipts in the municipal court yester-
day from the monthly assessments made
against tue keepers OF gilded palaces Of stu
amounted in the aggregate to S3l5.
Telegraphic information is received that V.
s. Irrys died at Townsville, Ga. Of con-
sumption, ON Monday night Tue remains
will be brought 10 this city for iu:erinent
The chief Of police still has the package of
lars which was recently found here. He has
advertised the same, but has found no
owner.
In the action brought against Jas. Nc
Quade by W. W. Huntington for ejectment,
Judge Koon yesterday found for the plAnfif.
The suit WAS concerning real estate in Min
neapois.
The Swedish citizens OF this city are
agitating the question of establishing a new
Swedish newspaper, and u meeting for that
purpose will be held in Harrison hall this
evening.
The owners Of fast horses will meet in the
parlors OF the Nicollet house this evening for
the purpose Of perfecting an organization
and 10 arrange for putting Park avenue in
condition Tor racing.
Yesterday DETECTIVES Gleason aud Quiulan
arrested Sam Sitter for stealing a valuable
beaver overroat, owned by o. P. jackson,
from in front of Goldblum's store, on South
Washington avenue.
The cause OF Mary F. Burnett vs.. the city
and j. S. Malborn was yesterday concluded
and given TO the jury. She asks 81, 500
damages for breaking one Of her legs by
fall on an Icy sidewalk.
Charles II. Wilson was arragned in the
municipal court yesterday upon the charge OF
selling liquor without u license. His trial
was liked for the Goth, and he was placed
under $500 bonds to appear.
A post mortem examination was held upon
the remains Of James Miller, the man found
dead In An unoccupied building near Lake
Harriet but the physicians conducting the
same arrived at no conclusion last night.
The county mmissoners meet at . p m.
to-day. Upon adiourning the board will 20
10 st. Paul 10 confer with Wright county
officials concerning bridges across the Crow
river that are OF interest u Henncpin and
Wright county.
From the best sources possible (outside Of
company there seems TO be no doubt that
the Sentinel Gold Mining company, of which
Judge n. H. Hemiup is president will soon
prove one OF the largest aud best paying
mines In Colorado.
Frank, Lewis, charged with an assault with
= dangerous weapon, in that he threw a
Ratchet at p. J. Gosco, colored man, was
given preliminary examination in the mu-
uicipal court yesterday which resulted Ia
holding the defendant to await the action Of
The grand Jury.
The last civil eases set for trial at this term
OF the district court will be called tomorrow,
and an adjournment will probably take place
this week. There are stlll few jury cases
not vet disposed OF, 10 which jury trial has
been waived, and these will be heard by
Judges Lochren aud Koon. Judge Young
has yet seven court cases TO hear, aud the six
King Remington suits are TO be heard before
Feb. 10. Tue ST. Paul murder case is also
10 be tried.
The revised burlesque opera Of "Rohiu
Hood" being presented by the Alice Oates
company At Slensby's theatre the present
week, il, without question, one OF the most
amusing that has been presented here for a
long time. The play on words testides TO the
Inherent wit of the writer Miss Oates seems
rs sprghtly as ever and is In fus voice Her
company is strong. Sturgis Is a host In him
self aud Keeps the audience in continuous
laughter. Two OF the leading sopranos,
however, are considerably the worse for Sc
we're colds Although the weather is ex-
tremey cold the attendance Is large.
The GLonE has heretofore made a delicate
allGsion 10 the uuwouted size OF Officer J. J
Smiths pedal sppendagcs. His associates on
the force are OF the opinion that jan has the
natural attributes Necessary 10 becnme an
extraordinary skate. but tue prodigious size
OF his feet has hitherto precluded
all opportunities Of his lraruiux the
graceful, art, because, forsoo;h. Frrd Malone
had purC asvd The only sufficiently large
sized skates in the city. Some of TIE mem
hers o. The department, h1rxcvvr. have bit
upoo hsppy idea Tary have conceived
the plan of taxing Jln's acasure and seud-
Ing To tue y. NJ. Osooru foundry. in New
YovS. 10 have special castings made Oa.
linn will have dandy ttsfr ,,f skasrs -