St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Oscar Tinseu pleaded guilty to depositing
refuse in the streets and cheerfully gave up
eight cases.
Morgan yost, G. A. R., will give its enter
tainment this evening.
The Caledonian Literary society viii give a
literary entertainment this evening
Swan Swanson was found guilty yesterday
of committing an assault and battery and
was fined IS.
Officer Kirkham arrested man named
Daily last night for stealing fur robes from
East side parties.
Company has voted to decline the invi-
tation to 60 to Washington to participate in
the Inauguration ceremonies March 4.
Michael Murphy, precocious as we'll as
vicious young ''arab," stole lot OF weights
from the scales at the city market His trial
is set for to-day in the municipal court.
Company declines being Jumped into
any arrangement to go to Washington and
the boys say they will go, if they go at all. on
their own funds and as frst-class passengers.
Z. b. Steele, of the Boston clothing
house, has presented the Firemen's Relief
association with a check for 500 in ex-
preston of his appreciation Of efficient ser
vices at the Academy of Music fire.
A fair and supper will be given in the lee
ture room of the Fifth Presbyterian church,
corner Of Lyndale and Fourth avenues north,
| this evening under the auspices of the
| Ladies' Church Furnishing society.
The funeral of Miss Lydia Holt took place
at o'clock yesterday, from her late home on
Fourteenth avenue southeast, and was at
tended by most of her classmates of 'S2
State university. The interment will be al
| Chatfeld.
1t seems that the new board of arbitrator
in the matter of fixing the insurance on the
Academy of Music has succeeded in dis
agreeing, as many predicted, and that third
man will be sent here to view the ruins and
then to throw his views into the scales.
The steam power apparatus of the Wash
burn A Touring mill will probably be com.
pleted and a practical test made by to-
morrow. similar plant will be placed il
the mill as soon as possible. The tota
cost of Introducing steam in both mills will
| approximate SIS, 900.
|
Knights of Pythias, have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Com
mander, 4. A. Ames; lieutenant commander:
S. e. Mcintyre; herald, 5. W. Tamm
recorder, G. A. Fisk; treasurer, n. A. Holm
berg; guard, J. c. johnson; sentinel, A. A
Johnson.
A thief got away with sealskin overcoa
owned by Will Overlook, the East side drug
gist, last night, but he was taken into Gus
tody and the property recovered. His name
is Mills, and has in his pockets papers indi
eating that he had received dishonorabl'
discharge from the. army while in the service
| in Montana.
Engineer De Ia Barre states that the Mil
company have decided TO lower the cana
four feet from the Palisade mill TO Sixth ave
nue south; and in 1885 will carry into effec
plan devised by the late c. c. Washburn
which contemplates the lowering of the cana
on the West side, and giving great increase
in the head Of water at each mill
Frank Danz, Jr., has received an offer o
500 per month to take charge of the music
and orchestra of the Metropolitan oper'
house in New York city. He has not yet de
cided as to whether or not he will accept, bu
there is little doubt of his doing so unless
| Minneapolis extends to him better encour
agement. He has not paid expenses during
the winter.
Continued criminal cases will be called II
the municipal court to-day, in which the fol
lowing are the defendants: DR.. Spinney
practicing medicine without license; ". S
McElhoney, assault and battery; Fred Gard
ner, Michael Murphy and John Goodson
larceny; Frank Mcdonald, E. Gardner, B
Taylor, Morrell Goodson and John Huen
cutting trees owned by j. e. Barber.
Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka, of the United
States army, will lecture on lis search 70
Sir John Franklin in the Arctic seas and thu
longest sledge journey 10 the world; also OF
his trip down the Youkon river, Alaska, owe
1900 miles, in Market hall Feb "a and %
Tickets, 35 cents; reserved seats, 80 cents
students tickets. 25 cents. At Dyer 4
Towards music store, Nicollet avenue.
Three official documents bearing the gov
ernor's signature and seal we're received a
the court house yesterday, the purport o
which was that Gustave Deustiug, Pete
Sauer and Conrad BAHIA, sentenced to jai
for selling liquor outside of the dead liue
are paruoned ana orueTeu releaseu' IN
sheriff obeyed the mandate, and two only o
the six saloon-keepers sentenced to i'm
prison ment remain TO do time for thei
crimes ~.
Fire caught from a defective fue in a
frame dwelling at the corner Of Secon'
street and Twenty-second avenue north yes
terday morning and damaged 1t to the exten
of 5000 with loss on contents of $50. Tht
building is owned by L. Gluck and is In
sured. Charles Wilcox occupied 1t as
boarding house. He was not insured. Th
alarm from box AZ, corner of Washington
and Eighth avenues north, just before nooi