St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

Get your Sunday dinner at the Figaro res
taurant. q
Sacred concerts are becoming all the rage
in Minneapolis.
Dob Burdette is announced for lecture In
Westminster church February 3.
A special term calendar Of thirty-eight
cases was yesterday heard in the district
court.
Peruse the Sunday Gazette of to-day. II
will be found quite readable, from all ad-
vance rumors.
Lewis Larson and Ole Olson were found
guilty of insulting ladies on the streets, and
were fined sl5 each.
The locomotive which killed John GRADER
short time ago, was the same that run
over McCrony yesterday.
John Edding is in trouble and so is Betsy
Vending. He will be given an examination
Friday in bastardy case.
Michael Bone aud Abbe Harrington,
Richard Lynch and Annie Donnely, D. W.
Webb aud Matte Kelly, yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
AEON Butler has arranged a collar and
elbow wrestling match with Billy Hamilton.
the light weight champion Of the Pacific
coast, for $500 and the light weight cham
pionship.
A plat Of Marshs subdivision of lots 5, g,
Z, s, block l3, Cobb's addition To st. Anthony,
showing ten lots between Sixth and Sew
enth streets south OF Twentieth street north
east was fled yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Wolf Tone
rifles on Monday evening at half past seven.
sharp. All members Of the company are
expected to be present. Business Of i'm
poTtanee to be transacted.
DR.. Parker was arrested yesterday upon
the charge Of stealing fur coat. He ex-
plains that he purchased the coat, and at
once swore out warrant for the arrest Of the
man he claims sold it to him.
The state encampment will be held In
Mankato January % aud 80. All members
Of the Grand army can secure transportation
rates, which are TO be given TO the delegates
upon presenting certificates Of member
ship.
The delegates and alternates selected by
the G. A. r. TO go to Mankato next Wednes-
day, the 2Sth lust, are all urgently requested
to be present at meeting to be held at Fill
more's upholstering rooms, 42S Second ave-
nue. south, Monday at p. m, for the pur-
pose Of completing arrangem snts for the
benefit of all who may 90.
At n regular meeting Of the Immaculate
Conception Benevolent society Friday even
Ing the following named gentlemen were
installed as officers for the ensuing year
President, Ed. O'Brien; vice president, Wm.
Dobbins; recording secretary, j. L. CORR.
gan; financial secretary, NJ. j. Gill; treas
urcr, p. IL. Prendergast; marshal, John
O'Donnell; sergeant-at-arms, John Poss.
Articles were yesterday filed with the regis
ter OF deeds incorporating the Mouse River
Land company, with a capital stock Of
$50, 900, in shares Of 500, the limit Of in
debtedness also being fixed at $50, 900.
The general nature Of the business 70 be
transacted by the company will be buying.
owning, improving, selling and dealing in
lands, tcnements, personal estate and
property.
S. II. Wood & Co. yesterday commenced a
suit in the district court against ex-Sherifi
JAS Stoddart December 20 the sheriff
seized under attachment fixtures and stock
valued at 81, 900 and closed the plaintiffs
iiuil uuu pIouuSt uouec NJ ~ff lthutPiu
avenue. He remained In possession until
January >. Wood IL Co. place the value OF
the property held by him ut $4,000 and the
damage to their reputation and business al
$4,000, a total damage of $4,000 being
asked.
The Murphy Gospel Temperance union have
secured the Theater Comique for a service
this evening. Addresses by John G. Woolley.
Judge Baird, Judge Miller, J. d. Cottrell,
Messrs. Brooks, Donlin. Chaplain, f. s. WIN.
lams and other, singing by Mrs. Fisher, and
chorus led by Mr.. Rowland. Friends are In
vited 10 bring their gospel songs. The object
Of the meeting is laudable one, and as II
NAV reach dozens Of men who could not be
reached in any other way, II Is urged thai
every temperance man turn out and help the
cause along.