St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.


''Little Duke'' by the Ford company at the
Grand tonight.
The Seventh ward Republicans will caucus
this evening.
The banks closed yesterday, and that was
the onlySyidence of legal holiday.
The water mains ordered laid the present
year will include thirty-four streets
A special meeting of the board of trade
will be held at l0:30 O'Clock this morning
The Wolf Tone rifles drilled last night and
the Ames zouaves will do likewise this even
ing.
It has been decided that the Ames zouaves
will not go to Washington to take part in the
| Inauguration ceremonies.
| The Sixth Ward Democratic club of the
| fifth precinct will meet this evening at 2101
! Riverside avenue at Z 80.
The Northwestern hospital auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. Chatfed, 80 Eastman ave-
nue., at ? o'clock to-day.
Michael Leonard. who stole a turkey on
Saturday night, was committed to the county
| Jail for twenty days yesterday.
hospitals will inspect the pest house location
ear Lake Calhoun this afternoon.
This afternoon the council committee on
| health and hospitals will inspect the proposed
| pest house location near Lake Calhoun.
John a. Rawlins post &. a. r., discussed
Shiloh last evening, and considerable en-
thusiasm was aroused among the veterans.
C. D. Holmes and G. G. Cook were found
| guilty yesterday Of creating disturbance OF
he peace and their fines were g.. 50 each.
| Foster and Camel practiced for the last
time in Armory hall yesterday. They will
/ soon start to join their club in Philadelphia.
! The members of the Press club who have
books belonging to the library are requested
to return them to-day without fail, as it is
/ important that catalogue be prepared.
The Democrats of this city manifest &
! lively interest in tine Inauguration ball to be
held in Armory hall The funds will go to-
wards establishing a permanent central club.
Mrs. Charlotte Van Cleve will address the
Indiana association on Thursday evening, at
a meeting TO be held in Plymouth church,
on her early experience among the aborig-
ines.
Miss Kenyon will give her last talk on
European experience this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. c. T. Thompson, 502
North street, the subject chosen being
Switzerland
Charles Archibald is taking the proper
steps to send his prodigal son Joseph 10 the
reform school, The lad first stole horse,
and, getting out of that scrape without a
searching, stole 500 from his father.
With the approach of spring invariably
come rumors OF new theaters. Last spriug
there were only four schemes to build
theaters sprung upon the credulous public.
Wonder what the number will be this spring I
1t transpires that AdOn Butler is meeting
with as much success on the Pacific slope as
he did in this city. He has won the collar
and-clbow championship of Arizona by win
ming three straight fails from Frank MahOn.
The mayhem case against D ennis Hsllerun
the cannibalistic pugilist who ate Thomas
Whites nose, will probably be dismissed
from the municipal court to-day, inasmueh
as the grand jury has found a ''true bill "
against bin.
Although it has been suggested that the
old officers of the Press club should be re-
elected, it Is not likely that they will be,
from the reason that the old officers have
already held their positions for two terms
and now want rest.
The board of directors Of the Ancient Or
der of iiibernlans met Sunday and voted to
parade on March L. Other Irish organiza-
tons have been invited to take part. The
next general meeting OF all the divisions will
be held Friday evening at Division No. /
hall, 70 complete arrangements.
The criminal call In the municipal court
TO-DAY will include the following cases which
had been continued until that time: Dennis
Halleruu, mayhem; II. D. Stanley, larceny
Of q horse; John D. Turness, J. +. Swenson,
James Mccormick. keeping their saloons
open on Sunday; George II. Meade and Lar
gar Hanson, keeping vicious dogs, and Peter
Scheid, assault and battery.
4 mission Sunday school has been organ
lied in the Church of the Redeemer Fol
lowing is the list Of officers: Superintendent,
Prof. William Z. Dobbyn; assistant superin-
teudcnt, Mrs. DR.. COunOr; secretary, Miss
Eta Fail: treasurer. Rev. J. $. Fall; organ
ist, Mrs. William r. Dobbyn; chOrister, Mrs.
Dr.. COnnOr. The first session Of the school
win be held next Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
Orrin Pettibone wontonly burned from
twelve 70 fifteen letters which had been de
posted in the letter box at the corner Of
Fifth street and Twelfth avenue southeast
yesterday. He lighted match and dropped
the burning lEcifer into the box igniting and
destroying its contents. Shortly after he
made a comics sion but has nos been arrested
he is about Is years old.
The three-mile skating match, which is to
occur at the University rink tomorrow
night, is exciting unusual comment, and
many wagers have been made on the out
side The contestants are 70 be c. y Blom-
quist, who won the free-fOr-aH three-milc
race az ts1f INK short time ago, and Rufus
Spear. Tae latter started in the race referred
70. but q the misfortune TO fall twice. and
even he won the thiri prize.
Loa Wide sold some real estate at
Chippes- Eeils to C. l. Jones Of this CITY
The property had mortgage OF it. and Jones
claimed that it hsd been sold as free Of en-
cunbrauce- Wilde was arrested for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, bu; the case
vas dismissed by Judge Bailey il the nunsc