St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

Pence Opera house reduces its prices after
this week to %, 80 and 50 cents.
From thirty TO fifty men are saving wood
at the Friendly Inn for their board.
The directors of the board of trade will
hold meeting tomorrow morning.
Gospel service will be held by the Reform
club in Harrison hall this afternoon.
The city council will meet Wednesday
evening for the first time in three weeks.
The new Second Congregational church
will be dedicated at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
E. A. Brooks had $40 seal skin cap
stolen from the wash room of the West hotel.
A special term calendar Of forty-one cases
was disposed of at yesterdays district court.
The Father Matthew T. A. society will
meet in Catholic Association hall this even
ing.
The Pavilion orchestra viii give a sacred
concert this evening, lasting until mid
night
The boy burglar, Eddie P. Schoneman, was
taken to Syracuse yesterday by Detective
Sheppard.
Gospel and song services will be held every
night this week at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tiOual church.
Secure your tickets for the farwel concert
early. Tncy are Tor sale by ali the news
paper men.
Detective Quinan last night arrested two
boys TOUR burgiauzing the Chicago bakery
last Thursday evening.
The stockholders Of the South Minneapolis
n,iltip,, and oau aeo,ci. ffou will hntd
meeting MONDAY evening.
Charles Larsen is charged with committing
an assault and battery upon Johu Arsith,
and Tor the ofensc he viii be tried on Tues
day.
There are thrty-siI civil cases on the
municipal court docket for Tuesday, besides
long list of criminal cases winch have been
continued.
The annual meeting Of the board Of trade
will be held at the rooms of the board, Ill
Nicolet avenue, on Wednesday next, Jan
uary z, at 8 O'Clock a. IN.
VIM. Chase, VINO returned from Belle
PLANE yesterday, states that the thermometer
is credited with crawling down TO iifty-two
degrees below zero last Tuesday in that
place.
Mrs. DR.. d. L. Pratt died yesterday morn
ing from pulmonary consumption. The
funeral will occur from the residence l,T25
Third-aud-a-hHn avenue south, al Oclock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Murpey Gospel Temperance Union
will meet tonight AT 80 at Franklin avenue
NJ. +. church, corner Franklin avenue anu
Fifth avenue south. DR. Van Anda, J. VI.
Miller, Mr.. Teal and others viii speak.
Next Tuesday evening company viii
hold prize drill for the coonel's prize, now
held by Sergeant Tracy, and on tue follow
ing evening company r will drill Tor tue
badge now held by Corporal Daniels.
The Journeymen Stonecuttcrs union held
its annual election Friday night, with the
following result: President, f. Jeukinsou;
vicepresident, A. Valentine; financial sec
rotary, d. McCrea; TREASURER, Robert
McGnndlc.
AT yesterdays special term Of the district
court, Delina A. Davis, aged ifty-,wo years,
was granted divorce from Joseph o. Davis.
aged fifty live years, 10 whom Sue was married
December IL, 1878, in tnis city. Cruelty anu
desertion was alleged aud not denied.
John NJ. Wennerland and Augusta J.
johnson, Nels Jepsou aud Minnie A. Jor-
genson. J. NJ. Odor and Maud K. Reed, Frank
Carlson and Ida Anderson, W. y. Spencer
aud Fannie Stewart, Martin Ecker ana Cath
crime Eckes yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
Judge Young yesterday granted F. f. Du
Toit's application for the state bounty offered
for the arrest OF a horse thief. Du Toit is
sheriff OF Carver county, and August 80 ar
A I. II -
from ID. ID. Fsrusworth. The amount of the
bounty is 5000
The Central W. c. T. U. will observe next
Tuesday as day of prayer for Temperance,
IN the week Of prayer, by holding meeting
from . to O'Clock p. m, and in the even
ing in the Free Baptist church, corner Sew
euth street and First avenue south Leaders
and subjects for each hour will be an
nounced Tuesday morning.
Articles were yesterday iled with the reg
lister OF deeds Incorporating the Excelsior
Nursery company With capital stock OF S25,-
600 In shares Of 800 each with a limit Of In
debteduess not to exceed $4,000. The d.
rectors are Freeman L. Gould, A. r. Choate,
John c. Huntington, Miner Ball and Leroy
+. sampson.
Jas. Elwin and Vim. Hartley, composing
the finn Of Elwin Il Hartley, tobaccouists,
doing business on Washington avenue north
yesterday made an assignment to Henry
Hartly, who filed bond in Sl0,O for the
faithful performance Of his duties. The as
sets are said not to exceed $1,000 aud the
liabilities are esum9ed to amount TO s.. 500
W. L. Swan, the unhappy owner Of the
carcass Of the poor bear which heroicanv
gave up rs nfe's blood at the will Of tue
doughty policemen, is irreconcilable Yes
terdsy he sworc out warrants for the arrest
Of Officers FausSow and Mcnamara, charging
them with malicious destruction OF property
The officers were arraigued and the trial was
set for Tuesday.
The popularity OF the ban 10 as a musical
Instrument Is Increasing, especially among
the ladies. Mr., Charles SChoaeld. an expert
performer aud an experienced teacher, has
opened au Office II room 10. Syndicate block.
where be has 80 exhibition a ane stock o;
bapios. Mr.. ScbOdeld has in his scrap book
collection Of very Gathering press notices
clipped from the leading papers in the prin-
cipal eastern cities.
The Minneapolis Womsn's Suffrage asso-
citation yesterday afternoon held very inter
essing aud profitable meeting. Judge Hem
iup's payer on " The Ideal aud the Real. in
Politics, in Confusion" took the form OF 4
drama. and was iuimitablC aud true to life
tmus; Dc heard 10 be appreciated. Il was
full Of wit. humor and logic. aud Il win Dc
presented again al some future date. DE-.
Ripley Rad a con- mUnication from Seattle,
Washir gtou Territory. where women ALREADY
vote, aud where they show quite IS much