St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.
Go to the Figaro restaurant for nice din
ner for thirtv-6ve cents.
Frank J. Stickney, an old resident, died at
his residence on Sunday, Of consumption.
Protracted meetings are being held at the
'Foss NJ. E. church every night this week.
A free for all race for nice robe will be
trotted at Lake Calhoun, on Wednesday at 2
O'Clock.
Oliver G. johnson paid fine in disorderly
conduct, as did Jerry Callighan for like
offense.
1t is reported that roller rink accident
insurance company is one of the new insti-
buttons talked Of IN this city.
The jury to try Thomas Hanley, indicted
for murder in Ramsey county, will be I'M
paneled in the district court this morning.
The auxiliary of the Northwestern hos
pital will meet this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
with Mrs. Chatfeld, No. 80 Eastman avenue
The contract for razing the Academy of
Music building was awarded TO Wilkes Nc
Dermott yesterday, and work viii begin at
once.
The work Of decorating the billiard hall Of
the West hotel has been completed. 1t is By
all odds the handsomest billiard hall in the
entire country.
Carl Tjelmelsnd is the iawbreaking name
Of a man arrested here yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Taylor, on a charge Of bastardy. He
will be taken to Detroit.
John Kelly, Chas. Stephens and VIM.
Chapman stole lot Of tobacco from Geo. r.
Ne~ers store, and they will lie in limbo for
thirty days in consequence.
The committee on legislation from the
HeDnepin County Bar association met yes
terday With Judges Bailey and Mahouey, and
discussed the proposed amendments to the
municipal court act.
The policemen's race at the North Wash
ington avenue rink last night attracted a
large crowd. The following officers partici-
pated; Mausso. Allen, Trewergy, Burke,
Lawrence, Bean, Kelly and West Officer
Paul Nausea won, Trewergy second.
John Miles was arraigned yesterday for
breaking into the saloon at 4l2 North First
street and stealing a quantity Of cigars and
wines. His examination was set for Jan. 80,
and In default Of bonds in the sum of 500
he was remanded TO the custody Of the
sheriff.
The failure Of P. W. Tobin, the dry goods
merchant, at 6lS Nicolet avenue, yesterday,
It is said was due to his losses In Anoka by
fire, together with the dullness Of trade. He
has two stores, one In this city and another
In Anoka. His liabilities are thought TO be
about $40, 900, aud the assets are not known.
Wm. Chapman was found guilty Of break
ing iuto John G. Huber's store on North
First street and stealing q bolt of cloth
worth $19, aud be was given forty days for
the ofiense. He was also implicated In steal
ing tobacco from Newel's store, and for the
latter he got an additional thirty days,
making seventy days in all.
Pence Opera house is again closed, Man
ager Slensby, of Milwaukee, the lessee, hav-
ing found it impracticabe to keep the place
open any longer 1t is reported that be is
about 81 500 ont of pocket and probably will
let the house remain closed--fOr n long
while, at least. A volunteer benefit enter
tainmcnt was given last night, the receipts
being turned over to the dprkeeper aud
other attaches of the place who got left on
their salaries
Mary Osmek was yesterday granted a
divorce from Joseph Osmek. to whom she
was married Jan. Z, 1884, in this city The
complaint states, that July 4. ut Glencoe, Nc
LeOd county, while they were riding. the de-
fendant threw the plaintiff out of the wagon
and compelled her 10 walk home four miles !;
that July II he turned her out of doors at
night ahd compelled isr Ia walk In u half
clad condition 10 her fathers house, four
miles distant; he compelled her To do the
work OF man on the farm and in the W )ods /;
has called her vile n;unes, and has constantly
treated her with harshness and cruelty. The
parties are each twenty-five years old, aud
have been married only year.
Yesterday Judge Lochcn granted an order
upon the application Of Olaf Anderson com
pelling E. G.. Wickstrom to show cause at
the special term of the district court, on Sat
mday, why a receiver should not he ap-
pointed to settle the accounts OF WickstrOm
* Co The petition Of Olaf Anderson states
that they formed equal partnership in the
buying and selling of merchandise at 1929
Filth street south. Since NOvemb Der IL. Wick
strom has retained all receius; has forcibly
kept the keys 10 the safe and store, aud has
Appropriated $500 from the daily sales. He
has also destroyed the bonds, mortgaged the
stock, aud is now about to waste aud mis-
apply the whole partnership assets.