St. Paul daily globe., 1885-01-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

''Yankee' Robinson, the expert finger
billiardist, is in the city.
The Figaro restaurant, at 251 Second ave-
due south, never takes q back seat in the way
of catering.
Max Segelbaum has been elected president
of the Apollo club and Max Bentson vice
president.
John Farrell went to Jail for thirty days
yesterday for stealing 81 pair Of shoes from
n. W. savage's store.
G. W. Achand caught his hand in job
printing press, and suffers the loss Of two
fingers in consequence.
Company assisted in the production OF
s'Youth' last evening, and made a very
credible military display.
A fire damaged building on Eighteenth
street, between Fourth and Fifth avenue
south, about SIS yesterday morning.
The Mlllers' association have effected re
duction in the price of wheat, of six cents
per bushel during the past week.
At the con elusion of the grand concert in
Harmonic hail. on Sunday evening, supper
will be spread at Huberbter's restaurant.
The meetings of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union were well attended yes
terday, and much interest was manifested in
the exercises.
G. B. Townsend and Kittie a. Shaw, Her
man HarfT and Lena Scotsman, A Y. Hadley
and Lenora Durfee yesterday obtained mar
riage licenses.
The burning of barn at the corner Of
Twenty-second avenue and Third street
north called out the fire department about
9 O'Clock last evening. Loss. about 81, 900.
Alex Mcleod pleaded guilty in the munich
pal court yesterday to stealing fifty cents
worth of coal from the Northwestern Fuel
company and he paid fine in IS for the Of
fense.
A W. Russell, an employe Of the Boston
One Price Clothing store, is in luck. He has
just received a back pension Of $1,000,
and will receive IS per month the balance Of
his life.
The members Of the Minneapolis gymna-
sium have been asked to attend the ST. Paul
Carnival of Nations and do their "Olympian
games" act, which proved such an attractive
feature 10 the Minneapolis carnival.
An old man named Duff, residing with
John Garrlty, his son-in-law, about four
miles from the city, fell and fractured his hip
bone. Owing 70 the advanced age OF Mr.
Duff ninety years-it Is feared that the ac-
cident will result fatally.
The board of directors OF the associated
charities held a session yesterday and com
peted arrangements for inaugurating the
beuifcent work which is the purpose Of the
institution. The blanks to be used in max
ing applications for aid are now in readiness.
Mandates were yesterday received IN the
district court from the supreme court over
ruling decisions and granting new trials in
the suits OF the Min ueapolis Street Railway
company and p. II. Mautel, respondents, vs..
the Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Railway
company, appellant.
By the cavlng in Of an embankment at
the corner OF First street aud Second avenue
south at O'Clock last evening, a Norwe-
giau, named NJ. e. Psulson, thirty-aye years
old had one of his legs broken in two places.
He was taken To bis home at Twenty-ninth
avenue and Tweuty-seyenth street south II
The patrol wagon.
The John Henry VINO was fined In the
municipal court on Wednesday for drunken
ness was not the John Henry employed in
blacksmith shops of the Chicago Milwaukee
IN Justice to the latter gentlemen, owing TO
the fact TINT many Of his friends have been
misled by the item which appeared in yester-
days GLOBE relative thereto.
United States Marshal Bracket has seized
the stock and fixtures Of P. W. Tobin, dry
goods dealer, at GlS Nicollet avenue, under
an attachment for 50, 600, at the instance OF
New York drm, and is now in possession.
Mr.. Tobln on Monday made an assignment
20 Michael Walsh for the benefit OF his cred
itors, but IL is understood that Phillip W.
Hopper, New York attorney who is here to
represent the firm making the attachment
claims that the assignment proceedings we're
Irregular and are therefore void.
The papers have been written and the dis
trict court will be petitioned by Thomas W.
Emery to get possession Of an infant child
now In custody of Elizabeth Emery, to
whom a decree Of divorce was issued Febru-
airy 10, 1854, from Thomas Emery, which
divorce gave the child in question into the
custody Of Mrs. Emery. The same attorneys
who bring this action brought the Ham
Wood aud Miller Bros. action against Mrs.
Emery a short time since to collect iudg-
ment against Thomas W. Emery, claiming
that the amount of the judgment could be
COtcCtcu from property oHueu oy MrS.
Emery, because, forsooth Thomas ". Emery
had decided her the property.
The GLoRE yesterday committed an error
In stating that the grand concert by the DanE
orchestra will be given in Turner hall on
Sunday evening. The concert will be given
In the fne new Harmonic hall, which is ad-
vantsgeous because OF Its central location
The Turner society will give theatrical
performance In Turner hall on
that night. and many of our
German citizens believe that the Turner's are
doing Prof. DanE sn injustice bv giving su
entertainment In competition with the con-
cert. The concert is for the benefit of the
orchestra, aud the hall should De packed to
overdowing. Owing TO the hard times, the
regular income enjoyed by the orchestrs is
quite incompetent aud very discouraSing 10
Mr.. DsnE. who has seriously contemplated
removing to the east, where he can secure a
competent salary as leading violinist. To
his persistent efforts and inherent ability
iuneapolis owes more than she can we'll
repay, aud in simple justice every lover Of
fine music should attend his benefit concerts.
The concert In question viii De one OF the
best which viii be given this season.
TAs Eden Prsiyts RsRPHa
Henry Herring. the young man arrested