St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03
The Chamber of Commerce Wants
Substitute for the Suspension
Bridge Immediately.
A Few Facts About the Cold Snap Ex-
pressed in Cold Figures by
an Expert.
The CorOner's Jury Decides That the Hanson
Child Died Accidentally, Yet Mys-
teriously.
The County COmmissiOners-The Council
Committees-Miseella Min
neapolis Melange.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.


The city council will meet tomorrow even
ing.
The associated charities heir q well at
tended meeting yesterday.
A vag named Turner Rextad was given if
teen days yesterday.
The next meeting of the water board will
be held on Thursday afternoon.
According TO the report of the health officer,
the nun Der Of deaths during January was
1OS.
The Farmers & Mechanics Savings bank
will soon be removed to more commodious
quarters.
The drill meeting of the Ames zouaves
occurs this evening at the armory on Nicollet
avenue.
The first recital of the Laurel club was had
last evening at the residence of Z. B.
LangdUn.
new school district, to be designated as
No 122, mas been established in Minneapolis
township
Two watches were stolen from Fred n.
Whites boarding house by burglars. A small
amount Of money was also taken.
The GLOBE Branch Office at Minneapolis
has been removed to No. PSI First avenue
south, one door above the Journal office.
Martin Gunderson and Renna Nelson, ".
Buckham and Louise J. Berrey yesterday OBJ
tained marriage licenses.
Barney Lindman is under arrest for as
saultng his wife. His trial was, yesterday,
set for February 8, in 500 bonds.
Many Of our young men are availing
themselves Of the opportunities afforded by
the bicycle school being held in Armory hall.
Charles Smith stole two pairs of shoes
from John Beams store, aud will now re-
main in durauce for thirty days for the fel-
ony.
{. W. Smith, superintendent Of schools, Is
busily engaged in preparing bill to the leg
islature to legalize the boundaries of the
school districts.
The Silver Star polo club defeated the
Twenty-eighth street rink team Saturday ev-
ening by a score OF to o, and would like to
hear from other ciubsa
Robert J. Burdette. the humorous lecturer
journalist, will hold the rostrum Of West
minister church, Nicollet avenue and Seventh
\ trotting matinee will be given on the
course on Lake Calhoun this afternoon. The
weather promises TO be fair and the partici-
pants viii doubtless he many.
A. J. Shattuck, the warrant with a mania
for self destruction every time he gets into
limbo, was yesterday sent down to board with
VIM Bracket for thirty days.
Patrick Hines, the Manitoba brakeman
who was injured on Sunday morning near
the First street bridge, is still at the College
hospital. His condition is not critical
Vim. McGnl pleaded guilty yesterday to
using abusive aud insulting language to la
dies on the streets, and a sentence to thirty
days in the county jail was the result.
a. Anderson was tried yesterday before
Judge Bailey and a jury upon a charge Of
selling liquor without license. The jury
remained out several hours, but could not
agree.
The GLOBE Branch Office at Minneapolis
has been removed to No. 257 First avenue
south, one door above the Journal office.
The Grand Encampment l. o. o. F. will
convene ia this city this morning. A large
number Of delegates arrived from various
parts of the state yesterday, and more are
expected this morning.
DESPITE the fact that the insurance adjust
ers ana the owners Of the Academy Of Music
block have not arrived al a settlement re-
speeding the loss, Wilkes IL McDeimolt con
tinue 10 tear down the old structure.
Detective Gleason took Thomas White, the
crook, 10 ST. Paul y.---day. The watch and
elegant ring stolen from Mr.. Onion, on the
East side, II while ago, was recovered from
Watt, rs was a large amount Of stolen
property.
The comment IS general among the boys
OF Abe press that Geo. X. Shaw, the recent
purchaser Of the Dispatch, IS the most adept
roller skater Of tue Press club. He is quite
clever with the Indian clubs, and is rated as
Il successful athlete as well.
The name Of X. Kortgaard, who occupies
responsible position in V. G. Hush's bank
ing house, is mentioned in connection with
the candidacy for city tregsurcrship. Mr..
Kortgaard is popular gentleman and com
mands the respect Of everybody.
Clerk Dunn, Of the municipal court will
present his monthly report TO the city council
al the regular meeting tomorrow evening
jar uary were; Civil business, 1926; critnina
business, Sl,5S0; total. 81, S06.05.
Huntington x Mayer have made propo-
s.tlou to 5. Il. MAttisou to purchase To,
building which adjoins the Academy o.
Music. aud which they now occupy. The
amount asked is S26, 500 aud Huntington &
Mayors proposition amounts 10 about S25,
O0O.
Nils Wagucrsou, a Norwegian about TWEEN
ty-ive years old, had leg broken YESTERDAY
morning by the falling Of tree while work
ing iu the woods near Pueville. The in
jurrd man, who was employed In the lumber
camp Of T. b. Lacy, was brought to this city
last evening, aud taken 10 the Fourth avenue
hotel
Articles Of association, Incorporating The
Theta Phi fraternity, were Yesterday filed with
the register Of deeds Tue object Of the So
ciety Is "wutual improvement Of its mem
bcrs 10 sociala frat, rual Intercourse. The
officers are; G. W. NoultoH, president; r.
NJ Mckenzie, secretary; J. W. Adams,
treasurer.
Il has hceu learned that BILLY the Kid. -
who escaped from the officials in Fargo. aud
who was rrarrvsted, it will De rrmcm bered.
by Officer Howard in Minneapolis soou sitter
and effected his escape agEiu en- route L
Fsrgo. has now byeu arrested in Kansas
Billy was wanted in Fargo for robbiug
German.
Tonight. at the Grand Opera house. 'Ir
the Rauks" will begin an engagement O
three nights The advance sale OF seats ha
been good aud predicates large agiienc'
for the iuitia, performance. ''in the Ranks
comes here vita a3tteriug testimon isis srou
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