St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

before Judge Bailey TINS morning.
The Wolfe Tone rifles will hold a drill
meeting in their armory this evening.
The public schools open this morning the
high school at o'clock and the other schools
at O'Clock.
The board of trade will meet this morning
and the directors will elect officers for the
ensuing year.
The Figaro restaurant, PSI Second avenue
south, is attracting considerable attention for
its neatness.
The Columbia concert was largely attended
asst night, and the long programme was
listened to with pleasure.
The Reform club meeting was fairly at
tended yesterday, and Rev. w. w. Satterlee
made an able aud interesting address.
The Alice Oates Burlesque Opera company
will open a weeks season at the Pence Opera
house this evening at ''Robin Hood"
At the meeting of the John A. Raw!ins
post, G. A, r. this evening, several papers
are to be read upon the battle of Shiloh.
Already politicians are preparing for the
spring campaign, and Office seekers are
hobnobbing with the alleged ward 'bosses."
As the time for a probable achange ap-
proachcs, the interest in the question as to
who viii secure the postoffice appointment
increases.
The Sons Of Maine will meet at Carter's
hall Tuesday evening, when a literary enter
tainment will be given, TO conclude with
dancing.
Danz's orchestra gave a delightful social
concert in Turner's hall yesterday afternoon.
and despite the uufayorable weather the at
tendance was fairly good.
Complaint is made that span Of horses
were left in a barn near Hennepin ave-
nue. without food, and that they starved to
death. An investigation viii be made.
Officer James Smith, who has in charge
the matter Of prosecuting the Violators of the
Sunday ordinance, will give the municipal
court big batch Of work the coming month.
The Scandinavian Unitarians have pur-
chased a site at the corner of Twelfth avenue
south and Fourth street, and will build this
year a church which will seat 1000 persons,
at a cost Of 81, 200
During las. week 1O1 warranty deeds were
filed with the register Of deeds, the consider
atious Of which amounted to S210,9S9. Dur
iug the corresp onding week, 1884, l4S deeds
were filed, amounting TO 1898, G07.
Two Norwcgians named Gust johnson and
Arthur Swanson gave another man named
johnson a severe beating on the East side
flats Yesterday afternoon, with club. Officer
Ryan and DtyerauX arrested the assailants
John GRADER who was killed by the cars
on the Milwaukee short line Thursday, was
buried yesterday from the German NJ. f.
church, corner Of Fifth avenue south and
Fourth street. The attendance at the fun
eral was very large,
A negro named Epps was yesterday ar
rested for creating a disturbance at his home
on High street. Epps Is the man who was
recently bound over TO the grand jury for
)ushing another ''coon" with rtzor, and
was only recently released from the county
Jail.
The mystery which envelopes the so-called
''Solidity' Insurance company, Of which
Mayor Pillsbury Is the president, has not yet
been explained away, although Mr.. Erpeu-
bach has prosecuted searching investiga-
lion. The Himm heirs will takc the matter
INTO the courts.
The officers Of the Friendly Inn earnestly
request the public 20 purchase the wood
sawed at the wood yard in connection with
that institution. Il Is necessary for the
support Of the inn that enough wood should
be sold % keep the needy men who apply for
shelter and food in employment. The wood
Is sold as cheap as elsewhere in the city.
The water board viii probably hold
special meeting this afternoon to prepare a
report respecting tine abolition or continu-
auce OF the board, and also respecting the
amounts OF money needed from the sale Of
bonds 10 meet the running expenses Of the
department during the coming two years.
Much interest in these two important qucs-
tions Is manifested by our citizens, and the
result will be- anxiously awaited
This evening the policemen viii partici-
pate 10 a roller skating carnival at the Wash
iugtou roller rink. The prize is fine re-
volycr and q Is expected that upwards Of a
dozen Will start. Several Of the brass but
toned BOYS are adopts and it Is probable that
the two miles will be- made in good time. On
the other hand many who will enter are
novices and in all probability will maui the
floor without mercy There is lots Of fun Ia
store for the spectators
The Pilgrim Congregational church, at the
corner 90 Liudalc and fourteenth avenues,
was Yesterday dedicated, a large congrcga-
uou being present. Rev. VI. NEG. Dana, OF
the Plymouth Congregational church Of St.
Paul delivered the dcdicatory sermon. jas.
&. Nine made the statement 10 the trustees,
in which IL was shown that the cost OF the
church was $4,000. $500 OF which IT.
mujucd 20 bc paid The latter amount was
raised by subscription in very few min
utcs, aud the church is entirely free from
debt.
The SCandia hand met Yesterday afternoon
for practice az Guuuisou's paint shop at los
Washington avenue south. Just rs the mem
bcrs were about On commence PLAYING the
leader. Hans Reicels, was seized with what
seemed a coDvUlsiou. and a few seconds
later expired. Coroner HIN investigated the
case aud pronounced heart disease the csuse
o. bis death. Rcircl was single mau, bout
thirty wears old. aud had resided in the city
some wears. HIS occupation WAS that Of a
musician.
The S.Hdrg C,lss.ss made rs FIRST appear
Ence yesterday, aud more than ful6led the
high expectations Of the public. The paper
deals with dramatic, sporting. social aud
hotcl news 10 = characteristic way quite dis
tiuCtivc from conventional methods % treat-
ing such matters, and while it is piquant
aud breezy its humor Is not ~ the kind
likely 81 ofeud in the slightest that critical
class Of newspaper radcrs which is only too
willing to condemn any apprnach to the sen
saiiouai NJ gross. 4 number Of improve
meuts are 90 Dc made which viii include s
new drcss o. body type, Outline ii'ustrs-
tious. etc. The paper eau De confidently
relied upon to show the same kind % pro-
cr.ss that d.siiu -uiShed It's predecessor the
fiaai G1---ss, a sheet which started as al Sd-
vertising sand bill aud became one Of the
- h,.rI rarnrs In The cn,intrx