St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
MIN NEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

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give entire satisfaction.
The county comm issioners meet Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The board of park commissioners failed 10
meet yesterday afternoon.
Forty cases were disposed Of at yesterdays
special term of the district court
A roller skating contest between the mem
bers of the fire and the police departments,
is being talked Of.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will hold
a regular meeting in the Catholic association
hall this evening.
Ninty marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the district court during the
month Of January.
4 brace of Migrants named Ed Smith and
James Moore were yesterday given thirty days
each with Sheriff Bracket.
At the conclusion Of the concert in Har-
monia hall this evening a supper will be
served at Huberbiers restaurant.
Mrs. c. NJ. Palmer entertained a number
of invited friends with very enjoyable card
party at her residence last evening.
Apparently the st. Paul polo club is some
what too previous in their playing for our
bows, but Minneapolis is not discouraged.
Next Tuesday evening Bob Burdette, tn
- celebrated humorist of the Burlington Hd'os-
cue. will lecture in the Westminster church
The city council will hold regular meet
Ing on Wednesday evening, at which matters
of unusual municipal importance will come
up.
Several volunteer speakers will be In at
tendance upon the meeting of the Reform
club at 3 O'Clock this afternoon in Harrison
hall.
John Nicholson, the champion bicyclist OF
the northwest, is credited with having made
five miles in 80 at the Washington roller
rink.
The Hennepin Agricultural society held
the usual weekly meeting yesterday, when
the discussion Of market gardening was con-
tinued.
John Miller and Mary P. Ayat Charley
Cohen aud Rachael Williams, Geo. Walker
and Rosie McCurdy, yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.
The Western Union Telegraph company is
still undecided as to whether it will continue
10 occupy the present quarters in the City
hall building or not.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eunice 8. Robinson,
who died yesterday, aged sixty-seven years,
will take place at 9 o'clork this afternoon
from the residence, 1917 Henuepin avenue.
The gospel temperance meeting TO be held
IN Chestnuts ball 10 the Eighth ward at
O'Clock this afternoon Will be addressed by
Prof. Jobbyn, to be followed by the usual
exercises.
Frank Walsh, being srraigDed for stealing
a pail Of lard from the Minnesota Provision
compauy's store, entered plea OF guilty,
aud Judge BAley's laconic decree was thirty
days incarceration.
Judge Young yesterday fled a decision
dsmissing the suit against the State national
bank, T. A. Harrison, T. Nelson, Teuuey &
Co. ct al, and granted a stay Of proceedings
for ninety days.
J. H. Donou is charged with maintaining
n nuisance and yesterday he made deposit
in the municipal court in the sum of $50 10
secure his appearance for trial next Tues
day afternoon.
The Minneapolis Press club viii meet for
the first time in the fine new quarters in the
Syndicate block this afternoon. The gentle
men OF the press In st. Paul have been in
viled to attend.
Tomorrow evening members Of Plymouth
church will meet at the residence Of the
phllauthropic Judge E. s. Jones, 10 con
summate arrangements Ia Introduce manual
trimming in the kindergarten school OF that
church.
Prof J. V. Tuusley addressed the teachers
OF the public schools yesterday morning upon
the "CondItious OF Successful School Gov
eminent" The elements Of political gov
erumtnt werr treated. and FROM that theme
be passed felicitously to the school room gov
ernmeut
A warranty deed by Fred L. Peet 10 Georg-
lana Way, transferring a strip OF land 100
feet long with foriy-four foot frontage on
Fifth avenue near Hennepin avenue, was
yesterday died with the register OF deeds.
The consideration was $1,000
Lille B Randall wants the district court
70 compel Orville d. Randall, her husband,
from whom she has separated, TO pay her
permanent alimoney. Orville's snswer sets
forth that be gets only $50 per month, and
that his wife has rich relatives 10 whom she
should apply for support for herself and
children.
II is understood that the legislative com
nittec of the board OF trade at their coufer-
ence Friday night decided TO ask that the
salaries Of the county clerk. auditor and reg
lister OF deeds be placed at SO, 500; the sheriff
at s., 600 aud the treasurer at $4,000. The
county Is then - pay the salaries Of assist
ants and the expenses Of the offices.
Yesterday, the weather being all that could
be desired the racing on the Lake Calhoun
course was exceptionally exciting. aud the
number OF fast trOtters and PAGERS participst-
ing unusually large. Steve Loveioy was
there with his Gypsie Joe, and that was the
little animal which headed everything, to the
discontinue Of the other bows.
Dr. u. r. Beard will lecture on "Wednesday
evening before the members Of the 7. NJ. {.
A. in their parlors In Syndicate block. His
theme. digestion, - IS particularly import
ant 10 the average Miuuespolitan, and. q is
promis 4. viii DC treated from a reliable aud
scientific standpoint, aud in the most thor
oGgh manner.
The funeral Of Mrs VIM. +. Custer takes
place this afternoon from the Thirteenth
Avenue NJ, + church, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Custer died Friday, AZ her residence. 1874
Seventeenth avenue south. OF consumption.
aged thirtv-eight years. She was = sister q
Mrs. Wm, Moody, who died Jauuary 70.
from the same disease.
The directors o. the Friendly Inn beld a
meeting yesterday afternoon. Financial
reports were made, exhibiaugs satisfactory
sonditiou. Il WAS shown that 500 cords OF
wood bad been sold at The inn. aud ths, the
aeot contracted in sitting up the establish
mert Is fast being hquidated with dGe pro