St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
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MIN NEAPOLIS GLOEILkS.
To-day is Mardi Gras.
"Coquette'' at the Grand this evening.
The grand jury win warp things this morn
| ing.
Company A drilled in fine shape last
night.
The Hennepin medical society held a reg
ular meeting last evening.
The Silver Stars and Checkers will play
polo at Croker rink to- night.
George \. Morgan post, q. A. R., will hold
a sp, cial meeting this evening.
There was quite an array of plain DRINKS
before his honor yesterday morning.
The Philharmonic society rehearsed in its
! rooms in Syndicate block last night.
The superintendent for the poor states that
applications for aid are greatly on the in
crease.
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, held regular meeting at Martins hail
last night
The Minneapolis conductors will give a
! banquet and ball at the Nicollet house this
evening.
meeting will be held at the armory at 2
O'Clock to-day to organize an auxiliary for
the homeopathic hospital.
The Sons OF Temperance will hold pre-
paratory meeting this evening at the house
of Mrs. A. T. Anderson.
DR.. Carroll will lecture this evening at
hope Presbyterian church on From the
Barney Stone 10 Vesuvius.
Considerable interest is being taken in the
musicale to be given tomorrow night at
Henuepin Avenue NJ. T. church.
Another attachment was nailed to the
Rummel & Ely drug stock yesterday. 1t was
for $3.50, obtained by Chicago firm.
The Manitoba train was held at St Paul
until 1880, last night, to accommodate
those attending the legislative reception.
The people arrested at the time of the raid
on the rooms in the block No PSI Nicollet
avenue, paid fine Of $12 80 each yester-
Cay in the municipal court.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Pas
senger Conductors Life Insurance associa-
ton Of the United States and Canada will be
he'd at the West hotel on May 26.
Yesterday Officer Coffin arrested Henry
Barrett, q saloon keeper. whose commitment
had been held in abeyance, aud he was in
carcerated for sixty days and tined $50.
Lieut. Frederick Schwatka Of the United
States army is coming, and will lecture in
Minneapolis on his search for Sir John
Franklin and his exploration Of Alaska.
The Mrs. R. B. Hayes ". c. T T. met
yesterday afternoon at Chestnut hall, the
central union joining it. Sessions Of the
hysenic and heredity institutes were also
held.
A special train was carried down to Albert
Lea last night, crowded with Minneapolis
railroad men and others, who went to attend
the engineers bail. Over 300 tickets were
sold in Minneapolis.
The court will have fine time serving
one Of those saloon-keeper commitments, -
said prominent business man yesterday.
Il refer TO that Of Henry ODER. Ee died
short time ago.
Dennis Halloran, the young mau who bit
Thomas Whites nose of. had his examina-
ton continued until the oath, and gave
bonds in the sum Of $500 to secure his ap-
pearance at that time.
The II 80 Manitoba train for Minneapolis
tonight will be held in ST. Paul till u 80. to
accommodate attendants on the reception.
II is expected that the late train on the Mil
waukee road will also be held.
An important real estate trausfsr was filed
With the register of deeds yesterday, being
the sale of thirty-one lots in the rearrange-
ment Of the Fifth division OF Remington
park; James E. Merritt TO Frank 3. Melville;
consideration s26, 600.
The chamber Of commerce has appointed
Messrs. r. Barden, o. A. Pray, A. D. Nal
ford, A. B. Taylor and F. W. Commons
committee 10 act in conjunction with other
committees in pcriectiug arrangements for
the reception TO the legislature.
Tonight Dr. Roberts was to have lectur ed
on Surgical Emergencies at the parlors Of the
Y. VI. {. A., but as he Is unavoidably de
tanned from the city the talk has been post
poueL. Tomorrow evening Mr.. Vernon
Bell will give practical talk on electricity.
All young men are cordially invited 10 be
present.
On Feb. % a military race will take place
at Crocker rink. The following entries have
been made: Company A, Sergeant O. c.
Schultz, Corporal T F. Nally, Corporal W.
o. Falk, G.. 81. Lee, ". W. Williams, J. c.
Ratelifl-, s. King, ". l.. Mcclellan; COM
pany 3, o. Terrence. F. W. Satterlee. f. VI.
Brace, A Morgan; company ], Ell. Murphy.
The news was received in Minneapolis YES
terday that Charles s. Rice, pioneer settler of
Minnesota, died at Henderson. SATURDAY.,
Feb. II, Of consumption, in his fifty-sccoud
year, after a lingering Illness Of fifteen
years. lie was probably one Of the best
known men in the state, although a man
who had never sought public office He
was born in Maryland in 1892, and came to
Miunesota when young man. He assisted
in the plating and laying out Of ST. Paul.
aud operated the third steam Touring mill
started in the state. He was a member Of
Gen. Sibley's expedition party. He leaves a
family consisting Of a wife and six children
story and s-halt frame house, in the
alley in The rear Of the Windsor hotel. corner
Of Washington and First avenues north. vas
discovered 10 be on fire st IL O'Clock last
night. The 6remen succeeded in prevent
ing the flames from spreading, and as the
building IS old snd comparatively worthless,
little damage WIS done. The house was I'M
occupied, aud was probably fired By an IT,
cendiary. W. ". Herrick and Josiah
Thompson were the owners.
MINNEAPOG PERSONALS
8. \. Eaton OF MoateviLeo Is at the St.
james.
Il. e. Side Is confined to his house By
sickness.