St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-17
and the gas figures to about $1.45 block.
No decision has been made.

and the gas figures to about $1.45 block.
No decision has been made.
Rev. j. B. Starxey will give lawn
party this evening at his residence, corner
of Eleventh avenue south and Eighteenth
street.
Johnnie Campbell is one of the Minneap-
oils newsboys under years OF age who has
over $500 safely banked against possible
rainy day.
Early yesterday morning the fire depart
ment was called to a saloon on Bridge
square to extinguish an incipient blaze in
the rear. Loss nominal
The council committees on gas and on
licenses will have important meetings to-
day, to prepare reports for the council
meeting to be held this evening.
In the municipal court yesterday the man
arrested for stabbing John Gross in the
hand gave his name as Mattison Coscar,
and he was held to tire grand jury.
Frank Keith was arraigned before Judge
Mahoney yesterday upon the charge Of
stealing 1915 from the person OF John Thies.
His examination was set for Thursday.
A reception was given those who assisted
| in the recent musical rectalS at Hamline at
the residence of Prof. Lyman w. Brown
last evening, No. HOB Hawthorne avenue.
B. f. Tekop and Ulreke Panten of
Waukesha county, Wis; Michael Welch
and Mary Murray, Joshua Davis and Alice
Greene, yesterday obtained marriage Ii
censeS.
j. P. Gilmore the popular East side
druggist, was yesterday the recipient OF
valuable lap robe, presented by the clerks
of 10 fxry ncfrr 10
S7th birthday.
The contractor has got the retaining wall
for the new bridge across the Mississippi
at the foot of Washington avenue well I'M
der way, and the work will be prosecuted
as fast as possible.
George S. West has been appointed dep
uty grand chancellor to install officers of
lodges 1, 6, IS, SO and "a, Knights of
Pythias. in the absence Of f. S. Mcdonald,
grand chancellor.
John Brown, who was arrested upon a
charge Of larceny from the person, had his
case dismissed yesterday. lie then pleaded
guilty to a charge of drunkenness and was
committed twenty days.
Lester Satterly, newspaper carrier, was
thrashed yesterday morning by George E.
Cook for riding his horse over vacant lot
belonging to Cook, at the corner of Lyndale
avenue and Twenty-eighth street.
The annual conference of the Disciples of
Minnesota began last night, at the Church
of Christ, corner Of Portland avenue and
Eleventh street, and will continue over to-
night. There are now eighteen churches
in the state.
Company 7, in an informal body, turned
out yesterday afternoon and went to the
range below the university, for rifle prac-
tice. The result showed the boys to be
lamentably out of practice, half of them
missing the entire target.
Croker rink has been completely meta
morphosed and is now the Alcazar theater
Light operate attractions will be kept GO
ing all summer, the season opening to-
night with the Grau company in s'The
Queens Lace Handkerchief"
A meeting of the Minnetonka Yacht
club was called for yesterday morning at
the Office of G. A. Bracket, but as quo
rum failed to respond the meeting was
postponed one week. The next meeting
will be with A. S. Dimond at Excelsior.
Engineer Waters had his fine horse and
carriage stolen from the corner of Second
street and Nicollet avenue, nearly opposite
the city hall, yesterday. The larceny was
committed about II o'clock and was very
bold, as Mr.. Waters only left the rig to
step into his Office for few minutes.
This evening Company D of st. Paul
will be the guest of Company at the ar
mory. About 1000 invitations have been
issued, and fashionable audience is ex-
pected at the armory to witness a fancy
drill by Company D and dress parade by
the two companies.
j. E. Alderman, who drives j. F. APP
pleby's string of fast horses. started yester-
day for Chicago with the sorrel mare, Pearl,
to take part in the races this week. She is
green horse and will start in the $40 trot-
ting class. The long list of entries indicate
that there will be over twenty starters. The
race occurs tomorrow. If the mare shows
up well in the first heat Alderman believes
she will win.
About week ago Charles r. Hatfield,
the marketmaster, came into an open pu-
gilistic encounter with Martin Ecks. The
marketmaster was severely punished in the
melee, although he was successful in effect
ing his mans arrest. The case was tried
yesterday before jury. The jury was out
over two hours, but after many oratorical
fiOuriShes brought in a verdict of guilty.
The court imposed fine amounting to
$685..
In the course Of year, still another
church will be added to the many beautiful
ones now adjoining Minneapolis, or in pro-
cess Of erection. It will be the new Church
of Christ. The present modest structure of
wood will be replaced by a handsome edi-
fee of stone. Its site, corner Of Eleventh
street and Portland avenue, is a very beau
tiful one and the proposed, building will be
in keeping. Rev. Enos Campbell, pastor
of the church. is both able and earnest and
is rapidly building up large congregation.
His flock is devoted one, ably seconding
him in the good work he has on hand.
Among the building permits of interest
taken out yesterday was one by the Mime
apolis Bottle Manufacturing company, for
its new factory of brick and wood, on the
east side of Thirty-eighth avenue, between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets
southwest. The cost is to be SIS, 900.
Kate G. Record took out permit for a
large wooden dwelling-hou on the west
side of Hennepin avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets. A per-
NIT was also taken out by w. 81. Leland,
for the building work necessary to convert
the Croker rink into the AlcaZar theater,
at a cost Of 81, 500.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
W. ]. Farrar leaves to-day on trip to
Boston.
G. S. Barnes, the Fargo elevator man, is
| at the West