St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-08
MIN NEApof.1s GLoBULES.

practce meebInS last II iSHI"
The Figaro restaurant 25l Second avenue
south, is giving eminent satisfaction.
Edgar Walter and Louis Swanson, for dis
orderly conduct, were committed ten days
each.
The newly elected directors Of She board
of trade will elect officers at the regular meet
ing on Monday.
The W. c. T. Q. will hold regular weekly
meeting in the Friends church, at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Central Park Skating rink has been put In
nice condition again, and the young skaters
enjoyed it last night.
w. G. Preston and son we're thrown from
their cutterin a runaway collision yesterday,
and the boy was badly hurt
The funeral of c. Fl. McLentic will take
place to-day IRON the Thirteenth avenue
Methodist church, al 2 p. IN.
Tue State Military association will meet In
this city next week, the meeting TO wind up
with d grand bail in ArmOry nall.
The ROOF OF NJ. (. sneppard's residence
in Oak Lake was scorched yesterday, but the
department saved it from mucn damage.
The council committee on IRE department
finds tue buildings ana apparatus OF tne de-
parlment in good condition ana satisfactory.
James Moore was found guLty 0. being
vagrant yesterday, and Judge Baiiry sen
fenced nim to twenty-five days incarceCa
ton.
a fire occasioned a loss in 500 on the
building occupied Oy Apdale y Chase as
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policy.
TIE building inspector issued three build
ing permits yesterday. Tuey were TO L.
Stitch, Mrs. L. e. OolDroth and w. c. White
man, respectively.
the proprietors OF the new Oak Lake skat-
Ing RINK contemplate giving series Of Sun
day concerts, at when no beverages will be
sold, nor smoking allowed.
Chesiey Hamilton yesterday filed with the
register OF deeds n plat Of Pratt's addition,
lying on Plymouth, containing three blocks,
divided into sixty-nine lots.
Thos. Moran and Bridget Donovan,
Alfred Nordstrom and Christine Bengster,
Thos. Kerrlck and Matilda Sandman yester-
day obtaiaed marriage licenses.
LlOAs - " NipoS VIII bifN NO
lecture, Magic Northland," In MalcOlm's
hail, next "Wednesday night for the benefit
Of the proposed newsboys' home.
Burglars got away with / 200 cigars and q
few other articles, from II. Il. Baum's gro
Gerry store, at the corner Of Nicollet avenue
and Lake street. They left no card.
James Leonard, the west side saloon
keeper who was found In his bed with a bull
let wound in his right breast on Christmas
day, is still at tho College hospital in u pre-
cariOus condition.
"Will wonders never ceaseF' The hard
times have evidently had salutary effect
upon the injudlcious lovers Of the Old stuff
Not u case OF plain drunkenness was before
his honor yesterday.
The machinery for operating for oil has
arrived for the Winnipeg and Northwest Pc
troleum company, composed Of Minneapolis
and Winnipeg capitalists. rney expect To
make fortune in Winnipeg oil.
The Alice Oates burlcsque com pany Is be-
ing handsomely billed for season Of one
week at Slensbys vaudeville theateT. The
company, composed of twenty leading
artists, will present the revised burlesque Of
''Robin Hood"
Tomorrow night Manager Brown VIII
give the famous MuldOon quartet compli-
mentary benefit at the Theater Comique.
This is probably the finest quartet in the
business and is composed Of four of the most
genial jolly, whole-souled boys us one would
care 10 meet.
The scaler Of weights and measures is evil
IDENTITY quite ssgacious. He has had several
Violators of the city ordinance pulled before
his honor, and yesterday he had j. j. Harris
arrested upon the charge Of using unsesled
weights aud measures. The trial was set for
tomorrow morning, In 800 deposited.
Daniel Donovan, charged with stealing a
$25 overcoat from Isaac Buxbom, waived an
examination in the municipal court yester-
day and WAS held TO await the action of the
grand Jury. The bail was fixed at $500 in
default OF which the defendant was re-
manGed to the custody OF Sheriff Brockett.
Mr.. Lowensteiu, proprietor of the Golden
Eagle clothing stoT, while riding with his
wife on bridge square, was runaway with
yesterday. The team dashed up Hennepin
to Washington avenue, where It took to the
sidewalk. Mrs. l.. becoming frightened,
sprang from the cutter, aud received painful
Injuries about the head. The team was
stopped on Third street.
AT the monthly meeting Of the chamber
Of commerce, held yesterday, Robert Fair
Eeather, J. T. Amos, jefferson Earle, Alvin
A. Eiehborn, Charles II. Morton and W. b.
Page we're elected members. A committee
81 1--we were ordered 20 De appointed to pre-
lent the wishes OF the chamber 10 the legis-
hture. The chairman stated that he would
announce the committee to-day.
F. II. Buruham recently assaulted a boy
eu years old named Herbert Bunker, aud
vas subsequently, arrested upon warrant
WON out by the boys mother, Mrs. Bessie
Bunker. Burnham had his trial before Judge
Bailey in the municipal court Tuesday after
room, aud was fned $50 and costs. Several
hffcreut statements Of the case have appeared
n the papers. one being to the effect that
Mrs. Bunker was the person assaulted. but
be above is the correct version Of the affair.
At the prize drill last night at the armory.
Nenty-two men participated and were drilled
n the foot movements and the manual Of
arms. The first prize was won By c. $.
Svrtram. This is the handsome gold watch
Jhich was won by Corporal Daniels last year.
kis known as the MAJORS prize" The
rcond prize, a book Of tactics, was won by
Private Hslloweli. The Judges we're Lieut..
barnard, Company a, Lieut.. Brown, Com
ANY B, aud Assistant Surgeon NIgi0ons,
rom the staff.
Il viii be remembered that the London
Insurance company refused 70 pay thr 81 0oo
hss on the Drrunen Star X Evcrrtf stock