St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-19

Cory's overcoat and sold it to secondhand
clothing house for 81.
The drug store of w. H. Caruthers at Ham
| line caught fire last night from defective
stove pipe and was totally destroyed. Loss
$4,000; insured for 81, 800.
Edward Warner, the man who cut Fred
Querens throat Tuesday night, had his case
continued in the municipal court yesterday
until Saturday. His bail was fixed at $1,000.
A special meeting of the Minnesota Magda
| len society will be held at the home, corner Oh
Olmsted and Saltwater streets, Friday, the
Goth inst, at 2 o'clock. Every member Is re
quested to be present.
1.-THE Tigers closed to light house last
night. 1.-The Ivy Leaf tonight. Seats fol
! the Boston Ideals will be put on sale to-day
| Their season of week opens next Monday
with "Giralda," and Marie Stone in the title
role.
| Richard Nolan, charged with wife-beatng,
| who broke three of his wife's ribs, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday and
| the case was continued until the 2lst inst. as
Mrs. Nolan was unable to appear. Nolan Is
| out on bail.
Dr. Quinn said yesterday that upon ex-
animation of the bodies found in box in the
woods on the New Canada road Wednesday,
he thought they had been preserved by some
physician who had left them there. His
mains smelled strongly Of alcohol.
The Minnesota CONGREGATIONAL club will hold
its November meeting in the Ryan hotel next
Monday evening, and will discuss the society
for corrections and charities. Mr.. d. G. Bell
of Minneapolis will present the subject from
national standpoint, and Secretary H. H..
Hart of the state board of charities and cor
rections will describe its operations in Mime
sofa. ...-,-0
The GUORE vnltnrdQV morning QaV6 eX-
clusively the place of habitation at the corner
of Seventh and Cedar streets. of Lily Mitch
ell, the young woman implicated with hev.
Charles Mclean, late pastor OF the Ninth
Presbyterian church. 1t appears that her
name is Lily Finley. DR.. Mclean announces
that he will lecture at Market hall on Sunday
afternoon. and completely exculpate himself.
Last evening the org rganization was COM
pleted at the Office of the county assessor, OF
the German-American Real Estate and I'M
provement company by the election Of tn
following officers: President, nj. Koch: vice
president, j. L. Beaumont; secretary, j. b.
Pugsley; treasurer, Peter NJ. Kerst; attorney,
Oscar E. Holman. The amount of stock is
fixed at 100000 and is divided into 2,000
shares at $50 per share.
Judge Brill disposed of the following cases
yesterday: T. A. Abbott & Co. VS.. Mary b.
Hanson ct al; dismissed on motion OF defend
ant. Mary Wong Hong against Wong
IiOlgs ulSnlSSeuWlUnOuG COSI W eiIueT parey
This is the well-known case about which so
much was said in the papers several weeks
ago. in which Wong Hong, Chinaman, mar
ried German girl. Her friends endeavored
to get her away from him, and succeeded.
She subsequently commenced suit for di-
vorce, with the above result. The court ad-
journed until Friday.
A big attraction will be on at the Olympic
next Friday night. Arrangements have
been made for four-round sparring contest
between Billy Wilson ard Joe Lannan.
This will be Billy's first appearance in the
ring with gloves since his meeting with
Cardiff three months ago, and, as lie has
many friends in the city, they will be liable
to greet him with considerable enthusiasm.
Lannan is the man who was ''done up'' in
nine hard fought rounds week ago by Pat
Killen. He has demonstrated in his exhibi
ton with Brady that he is a hard man to
best. and it is sure to be an interesting
set-to. as both men are proud Of their fistic
qualities, and each will see that the other
doesn't get away with him.