St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-09
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crease. Parties are held nightly.
The Figaro restaurant is gaining in popu-
larity. 1t is neat and well appointed.
R. L. Penny has been appointed receiver
to adjust the affairs of Strausser & Merrirnan,
insolveut.
The remains of the late r. D. Russell
were shipped yesterday to Kalamazoo, Mich,
for interment.
Prof. Frank Danz has prepared fine pro-
gramme for to-morrow's sacred concert in
Turner hall.
Geo VI. Morgan relief corps will meet this
evening, when business Of Importance will
come up for transaction.
It is iutimated that the election at the
board OF trade on Monday will probably re-
suit in re-eecting the present officers.
The ninth annual report of the sisterhood
Of Bethany has been published for the year
ending October 1884. 1t is a neat pamphlet
OF thirty-six pages.
Ferdinand Buclow and Sophia Williamson,
p Z. Schrum and Christian Johnson, JOS
eph Secular and Mary Dengel yesterday
obtained marriage licenses
ExMayOr Rand gave very enjoyable re-
ception TO a large party of invited guests yes
terday afternoon and last evening. Dauz's
orchestra furnished the music.
John Barleycorn was instrumental in com
pelling two men to pay fine in $3.50 each
aud In sending one down to board with Vim
Bracket for live days, yesterday.
F. G. Corser, of this city, has made plans
and specifications for handsome and sub
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Grafton, Oak, at a cost OF $4,000.
The chief Of police states that the new
Management Of Pence Opera house has not
Yet taken out a license, and adds that the
license must be taken out at once.
It was reported yesterday that death had
occurred at the College hospital followed by
an autopsy, but the authorities decline giving
any information respecting the case.
Tn itarian church is to be erected at the
corner Of Twelfth avenue south and Fourth
street for the Rev. kristoler Junsen. The
edihce will seat 200 people and the cost
will be 81, 900.
The county CON nissioners did not meet
yesterday TO receive bids for doing the official
printing Of the county As a special meet
ing is to be held Tomorrow the matter will
probably be disposed Of then.
Chas. W. Dorset and wife petition the dis
trict court Tor leave to adopt Carl Anderson,
amiuor three years old. The child's mother
is dead, and the father, Edwin Anderson,
gives his full consent.
About O'Clock Friday morning burglars
entered at the back door Of F. A. Fletcher
q Co., and stole Sl5 from the desk and sew
Lar rfba TI.v fha
front door aud departed.
An attempt was made Wednesday night to
enter house tthe corner Of Lyndale avenue
aud Lake street, but they were frightened
of. The same parties returned Thursday
night aud made another attempt, but were
again ioed.
VIM. T. Swan, night clerk at the National
hotel, owner Of the tame bear which was shot
on the night OF December 27 by Officers For
skaw and Mcnamara, has appealed the case
which Was dismissed In the municipal 10 the
district court. He now asks 5000 damages.
The Calgdonia society will meet this even
ing in Union hall, No. 22f Hennepin ave
nue., 10 arrange for the Burns banquet 20 be
held in Harmonic hall, January 20. Invita-
tons will be- al the hall aud will be distrib-
uted among the members.
In the assignment Of ]. A. Tower, the fur
niture dealer at 100 North Washington ave
nue. 10 Walter f. Akers, an affidavit was yes
tcrday filed to the effect that the assets con
sistiug ot furniture In stock and some few
account do not exceed in value e., 900.
The Minneapolis Jobbers association com
plain that The railway companies, particularly
the Northwestern and the Chicago, Miiwau-
kre X s. Paul, show undue partiaitv 10
Chicago dealers, and thereby working great
hardship to the Minneapolis and st. Paul
iohhers.
Vice President Marshall, Of the chamber Of
commerce, yesterday announced the follow
ing committc on legislation, which committee
Is 90 report the wishes and grievances Of the
chamber 20 the legislature: + A. Sammis.
&. a. kirkbrde, {. Burden, r. A. Bis hop
and A. Brrch,
In the divorce suit Of VIM. Gruber VS.
Alice Gruber, Judge Young yesterday denied
motion 10 yacate an order for temporary
alimouy for the defendant amounting 10
as. The case will be tried January %, aud
q is understood that counter charges OF
adultery viii be preferred by Mrs. Grubec.
The Minneapolis Rife club has elected OH
GERS for the ensuing wear as follows; Prcsi-
dent, c W. Weeks; vice president, c Maud
lin, secretary and treasurer, A. F. Elliott.
All rhcmcn ~ the city are % De invited Ia
participate in the weekly shoots A 1000
yards range is 20 be surveyed on the fee for
winter use
The important event at the Comique 81 the |
season occurs this evening in the benefit 10
be rendered ihc famous Muldoon quartrtte. !
Volunteer artists from the s. Paul theater !
and iram the Sirnshy thratrr in this CITY, will |
participate in the programme, which vii |
probably De the best ever presented 1T the /
Comiqur The house should be packed 10 /
the guards"
The Minneapolis Glass company viii hold 1
an informal meeting az the factory. corner II /
Fort avenue sud Twruty. dlta street. AZ $50 I
O'Clock on saturday. a. which time u ass will \
bc manufactured for the first time In Mime 4
'ota. Yesterday The company manufactured /
ten tons oi mou.tyn glass II will De Quit, /
su event. and a large number Of citizens 4
viii hc present - witness the operation.
Oficer James Smith. Who has in speclal 1
charge The matter 81 enforcing the Honor or.
tiuancc, hiss bad some 6itccu new warrant.
issued, aud saws they vill soon be served.
Siuce the supreme court decision. eight rar. /
tics found guilty, whose case have been held
iu sbcsapcr, will De brought into court Al
oucc Tor sentences. So The var gus on.
10 the district court January 3. in the suit
a. Mrs. Bert Msvbcw and Jas Herrinrt1n
" %. Hrarn, a pctitioa wss dled asking the /
s7puiutmrnt % receiver unless a houd in
g. coo should De Sled before January ). -
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