St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.

E. church last evening.
Several i'm portart criminal cases will come
before Judge Bailey to-day.
Two bastardy cases are on to-day's criminal
docket in the municipal court.
Go to the Figaro restaurant for splendid
dinner, PSI second avenue south.
The extreme cold was serious drawback
to the pleasures of New Years day.
During the month of December Clerk
Daven port issued 127 marriage licenses.
The VIM. Long larceny case will come up
for hearing before Judge Bailey tomorrow.
The Minneapolis rife club will hold reg
ular shoot on the range this afternoon, if it
is not too cold.
W. D. Washburn, Jr., gave reception to
large party of invited guests at the. resi-
dence of his parents, last evening.
Highland Lodge I. o. o. F enjoyeda most
happy ball and supper last night after their
public installation Of officers.
The Academy of Natural science will hold
its annual meeting on Wednesday evening
next for the election of officers.
The famous Muldoon quartette went to
mirers with songs and specially features.
Max Zimmerman, arrested for committing
an assault and battery upon Rasmus, will be
given a trial in the municipal court to-day.
The Cdledonian club will meet in the new
hall, PA Hennepn avenue this evening,
and make final arrangements for the Burns
banquet
A large number Of assignments may be
expected this month. The prevailing ''hard
timrs'' are driving all the weaker concerns
to the wall.
Health Officer Quinby reports that the total
number Of deaths in the city during Decem-
Der were 1906, while there were only eighty
six in November.
Agood round sum was realized from the
proceeds Of the fremen's annual ball in Har-
monla hall last evening. The money will
60 TO the relief fund.
New Years was spent in the good old fash
Toned way in Minneapolis. An unusually
large number Of calls were made and a large
number of houses were open.
The receipts in the money order department
Of the postofiice for the year were s575, 1896 SO.
A balance is left on hand in the sum Of
Sl,592.59, over and above clerical force and
other expenses.
An interesting New Years reunion took
place at the county Jail. Rudolph Won Hesson,
Jr., was sent down for disorderly conduct,
and spent the day under the same roof with
his father, BILLY, the Kid"
The insurance adjus5ers will meet again
to-day to view the Academy Of Music fire
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losers and the insurance people and the
losses will promptly be paid.
The Y. NJ. c. A. parlors present ed a very
Cheerful! and happy aspect last evening. The
young men Of the city were received and en-
tcrtaped by the members, assisted by large
number of interesting ladies.
The matnees were not very largely at
tended yesterday owing to the extreme cold
weather, and the fact that the young people
were pretty generally engaged in receiving
and making New Years calls.
One of a pair of horses belonging to Mike
Blgel slipped and fell on north Washington
avenue yesterday afternoon, and a smashed
up cutter was the result OF lively scrimruage
which followed on the part Of the horses.
Second Sergeant c. A. HeGelGnger has
been elected to the Office Of second lieuten-
ant of Company l, National Guards. First
Sergeant {. l.. Bustram was first elected,
however, but he declined to accept the pro-
tion.
public installation viii be given at the
Geo. n. Morgan post, G. A. R.. this evening,
WHEN the officers Of Geo. y. Morgan post,
the ). ps OF Veterans and Ladies' Relief
nil IA. ,tyf1I
follow.
Judge Bailey, Of the municipal court, re-
ceiyed calls early Yesterday morning aud then
adjourned court for the day. Jerry Calls
was given live DAYS for drunkenness. X.
Van Heseu, Chas Fisher Christ Welch each
got ten days for disordery conduct.
The creditors OF Smith Il Rosbach. as
signed, have not arrived vet, and eonse-
qucntly nothing Is known as to whether mat
tiers can be liked up aud business resumed or
not. As the assets are about equal % the LA
biities il seems quite prob ,blc that the
signmeut will only be temporary.
Complaints are made that the game law is
being daily violated at Minnetouka by a
large number OF fishermen who slaughter fish
by the wholesale, with spears, through the
ice. An investigation leading to the arrest
and punishment Of the offenders Is
threatened. Tue fine is $40 for each fish
speared.
The sherG's Office yesterday suffered a
severe at attack Of the "Jim" jams. VIM
Bracket, the new sheriff, appeared. and
after some little delay, the presence OF Jim
Stcddart, the retiring sheriff, was obtained
and the following installation then took
place; Deputies, Jim Egge, jim Dorau, jim
Williams; turnkey, Jim Sheridan; watch
man, Jim Riley.
The readers OF the GLOBE were somewhat
surprised yesterday upon seeing the credit
for the arrest Of the trio OF burglars accorded
10 Detective 0'Couuor, OF s. Paul whereas
II was known that Detective Quinlsn, Of
Minneapolis, made the arrest three DAYS
previous, aud turned the prisoners over to
Detective OConuor on wednesday, as was
noted in this department yesterday.
The dwelling Of NJ. II. Hemperley, at the
corner OF Third sveuue aud Third street
south, caught fire yesterday while the family
was enjoying New Years dinner. and pOr-
tion of the roof was burned away. The IRE
department easily cxtiuguished the flames
aud the damage viii not reach $500. The
furniture was insured fo- $500 with Yale *
Co, which viii cover The loss. The house Is
owned by P. d. Mcmillan aud was insured.
An athletic tournament will be given in
Prof. ponaldson's sporting psrlors on Satur-
day night The feature of the evening will
b. the s,arriug with h'sckcued gloves sor
points, Marquis Of Quee0soary rules, by Jack
Caldwell aud Tom Drvinc for purse. As
both are considered adept boxers, unusual
Interest centers upon the event aud large
sums Of money viii probably change hands.
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