St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-24
MIN NEAPOLIS GLoBULES.

hlisOu CO LdhIcucG nave ACHO'SN bH~A-
Office to the Boston block.
Prof Danz has arranged a splendid pro-
gramme for tomorrow night
". B. Ransom, of Muskegon, is building
saw mill in North Minneapolis.
c. A. Pillsbury gave the Dartmouth alum nj
banquet at the West last night.
The orchestra of the Comique were given
a complimentary benefit last night.
A dramatic entertainment will be given in
Harmonic hall tomorrow evening.
Caesar Knott was yesterday admitted to
full citizenship in the district court.
At the special term of the district court
to-day forty cases are to be disposed Of.
the people were all in attendance upon the
masquerade at Turner ball last night.
The great Muldoon quartette will be the at
traction at the Theatre Comique next week.
A Scandinavian temperance weekly paper
is among the probabilities of the near future.
The Prohibitlonists contemplate state
convention in February to plan for aggressive
work.
The Telephone exchange will probably re-
new its lease for the quarters occupied in the
city hall.
Chas. Fields, switch tender on the Man
itoba, had three fingers smashed while coup
ling cars.
Four nymphs du pave paid fines In the
municipal court yesterday, the same aggre-
eating $40.
The Fifteenth District lodge, I. o. G. T.,
will visit Anchor lodge at North Minneapolis
this evening.
The ladies of the First NJ E. church gave
pleasant sociable in their church parlors
last evening.
1t has been predicted that John j. An
kenny would receive the appointment to the
| postmastership.
/ A crazy drunk, who was making night
hideous on Washington avenue, was run in
| by Officer Burke.
| Ice skaters took advantage Of the warm
weather yesterday and made merry at the
! Central park rink.
! Twelve warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds, the considerations
of which amounted to SIS, SOL.
The Csledonian club met last evening to
complete the arrangements for the Burns
banquet next Monday evening.
julie Mryer, of this city, the best billiardist
of the state, will probably play a match with
Billy Burleigh, ex-champion OF Canada soon.
| The Minneapolis Reform club held social
at the Harrison hall rooms last evening. The
attendance was large and the occasion was q
success.
The Pence ODera house orchestra has been
engaged by the proprictors of the Pavilion
for series of sacred concerts on Sunday
nights.
b. F. Bucks dry goods store at POI Wash
ingtou avenue north, was broken into by
burglars and about $500 worth of dry goods
were stolen.
The new switch board, connecting the fire
de 2artment with the police department is
now in successful operation at the police
headquarters.
Edward II. Croker, Edison S. Gaylard and
Vim. ". Clark were yesterday admitted to
the bar on the motion of NJ. L. Chatfeld, in
the district court.
a syndicate of Boston capitalists contem-
plate establishing in Minneapolis the largest
wholesale clothing house in the west the
coming season.
For disorderly conduct on the streets, VIM.
Dunn, John Streaton, and c. Morgan paid
fines 10 $3.50 each, and II. T. Clark went
to jail for ten days.
The directors Of the Long Meadow Gun
club last evening had meeting at the West
ho,el to decide upon matters concerning
their new building.
L. (. Holdridge was thrown from his
sleigh In a runaway accident and suffers in
consequence, conclusion Of the brain and
hemOrrhsge Of the ear.
Two drunken Norvegians lsst night in
suited a couple Of ladies' In front OF Pence
Opera house, and were arrested by Officers
Malone and Brudigan.
Yesterday Mr.. Eastman, the retiring mem
Der OF the frm of GOodfeilow & Eastman,
gave the employees of the establishment
dinner al the Nicollet house.
lamp fell in a small grocery store owned
by John Watten berg, at the corner Of Ninth
avenue north aud Main street, Yesterday
morning aud did 800 worth of damage.
James Alger OF this city, in the champion
ship race With George Eddy, Of wabashaw,
at the Washington rink made the three miles
in the surprising time Of eleven minutes aud
forty seconds.
II has been proposed thst the new stone
arch bridge be built acruss the river from
poiut at First avenue south on the west side
diagonaliy to the present east side end OF the
suspension bridge.
Major Allen is Of the opinion that the gov
eminent will not interpose any objections to
constructing bridge across the river al any
point ABOVE the upper terminus Of the lime
stone ledge which protects the falls
Peter Peterson. Norwegian laborer en-
ployed by the Milwaukee road, yesterday
afternoon bad hand badly crushed by the
cAviug in Of an cmbaukmeut at t.lr corner
of Hennspin avenue add Twenty-fourIh
street.
Sergeant Hill, Of the police department.
hst valuable gold ring at the Washington
avenue roller rink. The ring had large
SQUARE stone setting upon which was the mi
tai III" Tue finder will Be suitably re-
varded upon leaving the same al the posce
headquarters.
A lady yesterday lost pocketbook in zoe
storr OF P. J. (. Clemsnison, 322 Nicollei
sv uue, but the property was recovered By 8
hate clever WORK on The part Of Detective
0uiuiau, who revealed clerk who has been
in the employ Of the house Tor thirteen years
Is TIE thief.
Samel I Clemens, the American kumor-
ist Who appears al the Grand this afternoon
aud evening". cOined his sous De Els1.> on the
Mississippi Often as pilot be had occasion
10 hear the warning CRY mark twain OF
''in tso fatoous-" and when be came 70
STite for the newspapers be signed himself
sslFu-e Til,