St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

MIN NEAPOLIS -GIOBULES
The Lochmunds will give another concert
soon.
The Figaro restaurant is leading its COM
pctitors in cuisine matters.
Gov. St. John will lecture in the Thirteenth
avenue NJ. E. church tonight.
The Caledonia club held another meeting
last night, and made further arrangements
for the Burns banquet.
jack Mcpherson was charged with vagrancy
yesterday. Judge Bailey found him guilty
and suspended sentence.
Sam Mcleod, of 1126 Twelfth avenue
southeast, was kicked in the face by vicious
horse and badly injured.
At the Turner hall sacred concert to-mor-
row Ringwold will give Behr's fifth air, with
variations, as a clarinet solo.
The Press club will hold special meeting
tomorrow afternoon to consider the ques-
ton Of securing new quarters.
The body OF the late V. G. Ireys will ar
rive in this city to-day and will be taken
directly TO the cemetery for burial.
Only one drunk was ushered into the pres
6Dcc Oh lis uOHOT Dl NOuIl OlliSSI 4SlSC
yesterday, and he paid a fine of $3.50.
1t is reported that fifty people have pro-
fessed faith and united with the Hennepin
avenue NJ E. church since the revivals COM
menced.
etFoster, Claud Adams, and Alice Sid
dons each pleaded guilty to the charge of
houses Of i'll repu:e. and paid fines aggregat-
ing $3.50.
Olof F. Rail aud Betsy Anime, Elmer l..
Vandevere and Jennie Watts, Alfred Dolh
and Josephine johnson yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
In Frank Danz, Jr. library Of orchestra
music. are over 200 sets Of Waltzes. The Ii
brary is one Of the largest in the country,
and is valued at 81, 900.
All the trains from the south were delayed
from two to four hours yesterday, owing to
the severe wind and snow storm in the south
ern portion of the state.
The case against Gus Beck, charged with
assaultng Ed. Ellison, was tried in the
municipal court yesterday, and it resulted in
the discharge Of the defendant.
The machinery to work the oil mills Of the
Winnipeg & Northwestern Petroleum com
pEny have been shipped and it is expected
will be in operation within thirty days.
Peter Sourer and John Ainsworth, who
were charged with selling liquor without a
license, and Henry HunschiId, Boniface
Brown and Andrew Berg, charged with sell
ing liquor on Sunday. had their cases dis
charged in the municipal court yesterday,
upon the motion Of the city attorney.
H. F. Brown has just purchased the entire
Lyndale herd Of shorthorns from David DoWs
Il Co. Of New York. This herd was founded
from Col Kings original Lyndale herd, and
comprises some thirty-6ye head of the choic-
est Bates blood such as Belle, Duchess, Ouch
ess of WoodhiL, Constances, Young Marys,
Lavans, etc.
Journal; A letter received from the super.
intendent Of the Silver 81 Copper Island
Mining companys mines states that the
north drift which had apparently pincSled out
now develops a width of two and a half fee
OF very rich copper ore. The Indebtedness
of the company has all been liquidated, and
1t Is now on u firm financial basis.
Articles were yesterday filed incorporating
the David Hall Building association for the
purpose Of conducting a regular real estate
business, buying aud selling property etc
The capital stock will be S25, 600 in shares
OF $50 each. The incOrporators are =. Clau-
sen, W. =. Keller, j. II Pausou,J. f. Siahr,
Z. Newman, IL. T. Hievck, A. Chris
Hansen.
The roller skating craze has taken absolute
control OF DIR. Ames. Nearly every night he
may be seen humping the floors Of one of the
rim l. % -
his friends Doe. is now schemiug to get
Dick Huntington to put on the tricky rollers,
but Dicks friends are wagering two to one
that Doc. cannot inveiglc him into making
an exhibition of himself in that way.
Marion +. Merwin brought about the pre-
liminary examination of John Cruzeu, upon
the charge of bastardy, yesterday. The court
found that there was probable reason fol
believing the defendant guilty OF she aci
charged IN the warrant and com plant and
held him TO await the action OF the grand
jury ia the sum al 5000 bonds The young
man has many friends aud bail will probably
be secured to-day.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Caledonia club was held ut its hall, 224 Hen.
nepln avenue, last night. The report of the
committee on Robert Burns banquet lJDes &c
show that Minneapolis Scotchmen are alive
20 the Importance Of celebrating the anuiver
sary of Scotlaud's greatest poet. A com uSittet
consisting OF Byron II. Baxter aud W. J.
Hicks, has been appointed to confer with the
members OF the Legislature and invite tlnm
~ attend.
Nina p Smith, who has resided in this
city since November. 1858, and who Is
twenty-five years old, yesterday commenced
an action in the district court to obtain III.
vorce from Geo. Weston, iorty-dve years OF
age, 20 whom she WAS married June Il, 1879
AT st. Louis Guleh, Montana He deserted
her without cause June |, 1850, aud she has
never since heard from or received any sup
port from him Tue custody Of q daughter,
born May -, is also asked for.
September 20, Pandora Thompson while
Ealking along crosswslk which runs cas-;
and west along The south side OF Grant street,
1t the Intersection Of Fifth avenue south.
stepped into hole In the Sidewalk, and fell
striking heavily upon her lett side She
claims she was rendered uncon ss,ious foi
nine days BY the fall, and received Danger
Gus aud painful internal injuries OF n prema-
turc nature, which prevented her frSan per.
forming any labor. The foregoing Is the
statement contained in The coJnpl amt OF q
suit commenced yesterday Sgaiust She city by
Pandora Thon pson 20 recover IS. 100 dam.
ages.
q Sso.GDO Dassace Stsft
A suit was commenced in the district court