St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-20
Mn NEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

A new telephone directory is in press.
The apron at the falls IS being repaired by
the government.
The Figaro restaurant, 251 Second avenue
south, gives nice dinners for 80 cents.
P. Anger was given fifteen days yester-
day for stealing So coat from Simon Gittle-
son.
Seven candidates for admission to the bar
were yesterday examined at the district
court.
The delinquent tax cases in the district
court will be set for hearing Wednesday
morning.
The still alarm turned in from the Jackson
school was occasioned by a small fire which
caught from the furnace. No damage.
The Chicago express over the Milwaukee
road came in four hours late yesterday after
noon, owing TO the wreck near La Crosse.
Marriage licenses were yesterday granted
f. Gustafson and Mary Mangson. Hugh W.
Williams and Ellen Prichard, Chas. johnson
and Augusta Salem.
Morris Wolf pleaded guilty to the charge OF
striking an officer on the street because be
was told to 20 home, and he was fined $1,000
by Judge Bailey
J. Il. BrowI4 was arrested yesterday upon
a charge OF keeping his saloon at 5l7 North
Washington avenue open on Sunday. de
entered a plea Of not guilty and his trial was
set for January 30.
4 post mortem was held on the remains
of the four months-old child, Freeman
LoIt -,
suddenly, revealing the tact that the infaut
had died from suffOcation from being laid
upon feather pillow.
The Hennepin county legislative delega-
ton met the committees on legislation from
the city council, park commissioners, board
of education, lumbermen's exchange. Sen
ator Laugdon occupied the chair, and the
desires OF the various com mittees, heretofore
published in these columns, were presented
TO the delegation.
Jas II. Moses, doing business at !, 72O
Tenth avenue south, under the name of j.
H. Moses q Co., yesterday made an assign
meut to Benjamin F. Moore for the benefit
of his creditors. An attachment issued at
the instance Of E. Bach g. Co., which was
served had the effect OF fastening the assign
ment
Matilda May yesterday in the district court
commenced an action to set q conveyance OF
certain real estate BY J. S. Fall to Florence
A Fall, his daughter. The plaintiff some
time since obtained verdict against the de-
PENDANT for Sl62. 80, and pending the time
before Judgment was entered up, Fall, It is
claimed, transferred the real estate to his
daughter ~ prevent the satisfaction Of the
claim.
There was only light attendance at the
weekly meeting of the city pastors yesterday.
DR.. Wagner stated that he had lectured his
people against playing progressive euchre.
"The manward aspect Of the Christian min
lister" Was the subject of Rev. Mr.. Patter-
sons interesting paper. The paper was dis
cussed at length, and 1t was announced that
Dr. HOvey would read an essay on "Christ's
PRAYER in Gethsemane" at the next meeting
II had been announced that the magnin.
cent boudoir car in which Nine. Sanauschek
travels from city TO city TO gil her en-.
gagements, was to have arrived at the Mil
waukec depot yesterday afternoon. But II
didn arrive, owing to railway accident
vet the journal had quarter OF a column
description OF the rolling palace, and alleged
that II arrived late in the afternoon.
The Grand Opera programme contained
the following self-cxplanatory notice las
evening: at doesn't pay TO be too previous
In It's haste 10 get scoop on some one
the Journal OF to-day, publishes an claborat,
description of Madame Janauschek's private
ear WEIGH II said, arrived at the Milwau-
kee depot this afternoon. Inasmuch as the
car was wrecked In a railroad smash up and
has not reached Minneapolis yet, the Journal
description was ON the too utterly soon
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