St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-18
MIN NEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Royal Arcanum met last night.
The grand encampment Of Minnesota Odd
Fellows will begin this morning.
Quite a large arty of our prominent eiti-
zens attended the legislative banquet in ST.
Paul last evening.
A gospel temperance meeting was given in
Market nall last evening under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian association.
George Bradley, member Of the police
force, last evening while skating at the
Washington roller rink fell and dislocated his
right shoulder.
The Caledonian curling club will meet this
evening in the hal! over 313 First avenue
south, at S o'clock, TO thoroughly organize.
All interested are invited.
Annie Bumerst, wife Of VIM. Bumerst,
died yesterday from typhoid fever after an
illness Of four weeks, at her residence 912
Nineteenth avenue south.
There now seems to lie no doubt that the
National guards Of this city will organize
military company to attend the Inauguration
ceremonies in Washington, March 4.
The Silver Stars aud Cookers had an ex-
citing game of polo at the Crocker rink last
night. Three goals were played, the Stars
winning two, TO one BIZ the Crockers.
Owing to some difficulty encountered at
the Washington rink the base ball boys are
negotiating with Peterson Bros. to secure
the fine new Oak Lake rink in which to
practice.
The city council win hold regular meet
ing in the city hall this evening. and the
board Of water commissioners viii meet at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the Office Of
the superintendent.
The cases against the remaining two Eden
Prairie roughs were continued in the munich
pal court yesterday to permit of an investiga-
ton by the grand jury before \ preliminary
eXaInin alton is held.
The Sons of Temperance lad preliminary
meeting last night at the residence Of Mrs.
\. t. Anderson, at which the attendance
was good The $. o. It's are preparing for
their annual assembly.
The two cases against II. D. Stanley
charged with stealing horses from j. B. Dan
forth, livcrymau, will be investigated by the
grand jury. Meanwhile the defendant is in
custody for van. of bail.
Electricity will be discussed By Prof Yer
non Bell this evening before the Young
Mems Christian association, central rooms,
Syndicate block. Young men are cordially
invited to attend these free talks.
Frederick Reuun and Kate Weimeu, Albert
Siess and Mary f. Block, Sohn Demier and
Annie Butler, Frank L. Brand of Walsh,
Oak, and Edith Smuth Of Walsh, Oak. yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
The Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad was
affected none whatever By the recent storm.
IAN trains are arriving aud departing on
time as USUAL said one Of the officials on
this road to a GLOBE representative last even
ing
At the Hope church. corner OF Third street
aud Ninth avenue north last night, DR.. Car
roll of Saltwater delivered an entertaining
lecture. entitled From the Barney Stone to
Vesuvius, describing the scenes ..of such
trip.
George H. Meade, charged BY Nora Sexton
with keeping vicious dog and setting the
brute upon her aud a lIttie boy, was absent
from the city and bis case was continued by
Judge Bailey until Friday, the bonds upon
mutual agreement remaining the same.
The grand jury will investigate the cases
against Thomas White and Denuis Halloran.
the two men who had rough-aud tumb bic
encounter in a barn out on Western avenue
on SUNDAY, in which Hallorau is charged with
having bitten or his antagonists proboscis
and swallowing it.
The Caledonian Curling club will meet in
the bail over No 325 First avenue south this
evening to effect permanent organization.
1t IS quite probable that the organization will
be maintained during the warm months
when sports other than curling will be the
object OF the club.
Stephen Estes, an old man, who was Sc
verelF injured some time ago in collision
with 8 Fourth avenue street car, died yester-
by the inJunes. The funeral viii occur from
the residence on Chicago avenue, near
Forty-six street, at 10 O'Clock to-uorros
morning.
Since the success Of the athletic aud box
ing tournament given in Market hall on
Monday night, the lovers of manly sports
urge Big Mack 20 get up series Of SINH
ar entertainments. They are a unit In say
Ing that Il was the first affair Of the kind
given in this city ia which hippodroming
E4s unknown.
The Democrats Of the Fourth ward are
contemplating permanent ward political
equalization. and to effect that result meet
Ing win son De held The GLOBE EilI give
; rsxders due notification. aud there wiIl Be
90 excuse II the cl7b does not assume for
iHidahle proportions and prove a successful
mentor in coming csn paiZps-
The var OF the saloon keepers continues
uzA0aied- Besides the large number who
~srs called TO justice On Moaday, Frank