St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES

been finished.
John Byrnes was given fifteen days yester-
day for vagrancy.
The council committee on legislation will
meet at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Figaro restaurant sets up dinner for
So cents which cannot be beaten.
The county attorney wants the legislature
to provide a salary for his assistant
S F Heath & Co., will open a bicycle
school in Armory hall this evening.
The ". C. T. Q. will meet at O'Clock
this afternoon in the Friends church.
Joe Murch will give an exhibition at the
Central park ice rink on Saturday night.
The Alice Oates burlesque company drew
two good houses at Slensby's theater yester-
day.
When the municipal court was opened yes
terday not prisoner was brought before his
honor.
There were only two criminal cases before
Judge Bailey yesterday. The Hghtest day Of
the year.
The Athenaeum will be closed from the 29th
10 the 31st inclusive for the purpose of taking
the annual inventory.
During the past two days not single ap-
plication has been made 10 the court for
marriage license.
Ten warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register OF deeds, the consideration
Of which amounted TO 91l,S20.
committee has been appointed by North
Star lodge, l. o. o. F., to draft resolutions
On the death Of Schuyler Colfax.
A slight fire called the department to the
residence Of Dr. Murray, at the corner Of
Hennepin avenue and Eleventh street, yes
terday.
Light vehicles can now be driven across
the suspension and Plymouth avenue bridges
at faster rate Of speed than walk. The
east siders rejoice.
Rev. ". W. Satterlee received letter yes
tcrday from Mankato which stated that St.
John addressed large an pleased audience
on Tuesday night
The remains of Hans A. Reigel will be
buried Friday at l 80 p. IN. from Warmers
undertaking rooms. All musicians and
friends are invited TO be in attendance.
In the district court yesterday Judge Koon
sioners concerning q county road run
ming through the land belonging to Fred
HaltZ.
The veterans Of Minneapolis Hose com
pany No. meet Saturday night at 7:30 o.
clock at the engine house, corner Sixth ave
nue. south and Third street, to decide as TO
the details Of the company's seventeenth an
nual celebration.
A grand concert will be given in Harmo-
MIA hall on Saturday night by the mixed
chorus Of the Harmonic Singing society and
Danz's full orchestra. This will be an occa-
sion where no beverages will be served, and
IL will be one Of the finest concerts of the
season.
Dr. W. B. Spring, who conducted the au-
topsy on the body of james Miller, the man
found dead in vacant house, near Lake
Calhoun, Is OF the opinion that the deceased
froze to death However, a chemical analy-
sis will be- made TO determine whether or not
poison had been taken into the stomach.
Samuel Sitter, the man arrested by Detec-
tivcs Gleason and Quinlan for the larceny
Of n fine beaver coat from o. p.
jackson, waived an examination in the
municipal court Yesterday afternoon, and in
default OF bonds in 500, was rcmanded to
the custody Of the sheriff to await the action
Of the grand july
Ex-Gov. St. John spoke at lie Sueur last
night. To-day the following deputations will
leave this city to meet him at Jordon: Messrs.
j. NJ. Underwood, NJ. D. Cove, J. NJ Dur
nan, a. w, Chase, William Eible, W. A..
Mitchell, George W. Pcnnimau. band OF
"a. hs,ls ,f H. I
O'Clock 10 escort them to the residence of r.
j. Mendenhall.
In the district court only one more civil
case remains to be disposed of at this term OF
court, and juries to try this and the case of
the state VS.. W. F. Thompson, indicted for
embezzlement will be empaneled to-day
Friday the jury 10 try state vs.. Thos. Hauley,
indicted for murder, Ramsey county easel
will be empauelled. The remaining jurors
will then he dismissed.
II will be remembered that Robert L. Con-
roy recently commenced a suit against Kas-
per Cantieuy 10 recover for services in max
ing drawings aud maps OF streets and build
ings In the vicinity of the locality where the
murder Of Officer Lsughlln by Antony can
uepy took place, to be used in the trial at the
next ttEul OF curt. IL lrAnspreu tbat Mas
per Cantieuy bad not ordered the work done,
go the suit was withdrawn and new action
commenced Yesterday to recover from +. A.
Ebert, aud Erwin, Ryan 4 Ives SS95, the
attorneys who ordered the work done. Ac-
ton was also commenced TO garuishee Can
,ieuy, who in his answer in the former suit
testified that be was 10 pay Erwin, RYAN &
ives $1,000 for attorney fees aud $500 for
expenses.
Yesterday in the district court the jury In
the suit Of Geo. \. Andrews vs.. Peter Nc
Herman. 10 recover 81 600 damages for as
sault and battery after being out about an
hour brought in verdict for the plaintiff for
SO. This is the second time the action has
been tried, the drsi jury falling to agree. The
alleged assault occurred about a. m, Dee
30. lSSS. The plaintiff had been escortins
Young lady home aud was running along tue
street in the direction uf bis boarding house
when the defend suL sergeant Of police.
stopped him and without cause struck him.
The defense NSs that McKiernan was in
pursuit or persons who had been creating a
disturbance and when he saw the plaintiff
running called upon him 20 halt aud took
hold Of him when tue plaintiff struck hin.
the officers blow being only in self defense
CHIEF WEST STARRED.