St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES

Fresh and readable-The Sunday GLOBE.
A mesneric entertain ment was given in
Market hall last night
A skating carnival was quite an event at
the Eighth Street rink last night.
Ole Myers claims that he was robbed by
designing room mate Of s43 in money.
There were quite number Of petty GRIM
inals arraigned in the municipal court yes
terday.
Fortv-fve cases are on the calendar for dis
position at to-day's special term of the dis
trict court
Nearly all branches Of business are improv-
ing, and our merchants are consequently
more sanguire.
The John Edling bastardy case was yester-
day continued until Tuesday morning in the
municipal court.
The teachers Of the public schools will meet
at the high school this morning, to discuss
plans and principles Of teaching.
The reform club having offered the use of
Harrison hall to the state central committee,
the meeting this afternoon will be held there
eli 2 o'clock.
Skating on the Central park is now at its
best, and scores OF merry lads and lasses-
older people, too-nigbtly improve the OPP
poriunity afforded.
Ex-Chief Berry, Of the police, has en-
barked in the grocery business, following in
the footsteps of his illustrious predecessor,
Chief a. s. Munger.
Officers Malone and Howard last night ar
rested young man who stole pail Of lard
from in front of the Minnesota Packing
eompany's buildings.
II is announced that the Minneapolis glass
company has put in 4 bid to manufacture
$3.50, OOO worth Of bottles, etc., for a whole
sale house in San Francisco.
A caving EN- ban kment was the cause Of
fracturing Vim. Holden's arm yesterday. He
was conveyed by friends to his home, No.
1921 Twenty-ninth avenue south.
Bernard Tombers and Annie Baumeister,
Peter Johnson and Christine Klarquist, Leon
ard Miller and Mary Freichels, Jas. King
and Maggie Collier yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.
The larceny case against L. n. Parker met
with dismissal yesterday upon the motion
Of the city attorney. 1t was satisfactorily
shown that Mr.. Parker actually purchased
the stolen coat innocently, from the thief
Charles Props and James Comstock are
pair Of pugilistlc "Arabs.'' They were ar
rested for engaging in a hstic encounter, and
arralgued before his honor Yesterday. The
court took pity on the kids" aud suspended
sentences.
Yesterday the case Of Lewis Wilde, charged
with feloueous false pretenses, arrested at
the instance Of A. L. Jones, "dlckerer' In
real estate, ETC., was set for an examination
February 3, and the defendant gave bonds
for his appearance.
Rev. ". W. satterlee states the Prohibit
tionists have decided to call Il state conven-
lion to be held in Minneapolis soon. At the
convention proposed plans for conducting
the campaign the coming year will be thor
oughly discussed.
John Miles, the man charged with break
ing into Henry Schebe's saloon and stealing
q quantity Of liquors and cigars besides a
small amount OF money, had an examina-
ton in the municipal court yesterday, result
ing in holding him TO the grand jury. In de-
fault Of bonds in 500 he WAS sent to jail.
A. Anderson, who was arrested a short
time since upon u charge OF dispensing
spirituous liquors without owning license,
had his case called yesterday, but ow-
Ing 10 q clerical error in the calendar it was
postponed until this morning
Number Of the unfortunate employees
who were left In the cold by the failure OF the
Slensby theater, are arranging benefit en-
tertainment, 10 occur soon at the Pence
Opem house. There is considerable avail
able talent lying idle In the city, and a cred
liable entertainment can and doubtless will
DO given.
Judge Young Yesterday filed a decision
granting Edward J. McEwen, thlrty-sevcu
years old, divorce from Mary f. McEwen,
aged thirty-three years, TO whom he was mar
ried October 81, 1880. Willful desertIou
since June II, 1881, was the
cause OF complaint upon which the divorce
was granted.
Peter johnson, the last Of the ScRndina-
Wan trio arrested for uttering forged checks
on various banks in nominal sums, waived
an examination in the municipal court yes
terday. His bond for appearing before the
grand jury for an investigation was fixed AZ
500, but he was unable 10 furnish the same
and consequently Was remanded TO custody.
Charles Burpel has a stomach which
Graves for beer. Times are hard and beer
can usually only be obtained in exchange for
shokels and Charles pockets and ''the nee
essary' have for some time been strangers,
yet beer he was determined TO have az all
hazards. he helped himself to a whole key
TO which transaction the rightful owner took
exceptions, aud Charley has now become
rrcytflar boartiar with MIN