St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The dry goods mems reception at the Y.
NJ. c. a. rooms takes place this evening.
The Citizens bank opened its elegant new
Office at No. 416 NicolIct avenue yesterday.
The Scandinavians of the Seventh ward
have selected ]. E. Norstrum as their candi-
date for alderman.
The funeral of Cyrus Void will take place
this afternoon at 3o'clock from the residence,
! SIS Fourth street southeast.
1t is announced that at to-day's trottin g
and pacing matinee at Lake Calhoun purses
will be given for each class.
The entries in the newspaper mems race to
take place at the Washington rink closed
yesterday with eight names.
The cases against George II. Mead and
Torger Hanson, charged with keeping vicious
dogs, were discharged yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna f. Herman oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon from the late
residence on Twentysixth street.
A well attended entertainment was given
at Chestnut hall last night, for the benefit OF
the Eighth Ward Relief association.
Some papers on the second floor of the
Tribune building took fire yesterday morn
! ing and called out the chemical engine for
nothing.
A box of ashes filed Cady's clothing store,
/ at 100 South Washington avenue, with smoke
Yesterday afternoon, and the fire department
/ had an unnecessary run.
Two thousand people attended the Wash
ington rink last night to witness the per
Torrance of the Canary-Gilmore-Li
COM bination of skaters and bicyclists.
A new building association has been or
ganized with 81, 900, 600 capital, in shares of
$50 each, and liability Of $4,000. Fifty
thousand dollars of the stock has been taken
already.
Isaac NIilett and Jophelia Liskay; W. l..
Bigelow, of Suffolk county, Mass, and Ella
c. Morrison; John J. Lindquist and Annie
NJ. Gustafson, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
A prominent Democrat said yesterday that
/ he had been given to understand that Gen.
! Rosser is making well-directed effort to Sc
cure the appointment as minister to some
| country in South America.
! B. Haberbust, 4 married man AZ years old,
! living at No. 2424 Third avenue south, yes
terday had his right arm severely crushed by
| the falling of drive wheel, and it is thought
that amputation viii be necessary.
The Democrats find so much available
timber for aldermauic honors that they are at
a Joss to decide upon certain candidates.
! Consequently the caucuses will doubtless be
| largely attended and the contest exciting, at
| least.
The aspect Of the striking glass blowers
underwent i slight change yesterday, and
there is a probability that they will return to
work even II the non-uniou men remain
upon condition that Pittsburg rates shall be
paid.
Reference was made in the Prohibition
convention yesterday to the Pioneer Press
change of front on the temperance question,
whcreupon the Doxology was sung and one
/ delegate contributed 50 in the name of the
| new convert.
Two more contests are to come of in the
military race at the Crocker rink for the
! cham ionship The members of the Ames
] Zouaves and the Wolf Tone rifles think il
/ queer that they cannot enter Theirs are
! legitimate military companies.
! Col &. D. Rogers has started a four-paze
publication, called the Daily Market Record,
/ to be devoted, as its name implies. TO the
commercial interests Of the city. Col. Rogers
accuracy and long experience as a market
/ reporter have given him a reputation which
will assure the success Of his paper.
Lewis Knapply is a butcher from Red Wing
who has been playing in very hard luck. He
visited st. Paul Monday, collected $500. got
gloriously drunk on wine and came to Min
neap0lis. where he was arrested, with Only
money enough to pay his fine Of S.. He has
a vague idea that he was held NJ.
The cases against John D. Terness, James
/ Mccormick and J. E. Swenson, saloon keep
ers charged with keeping their places OF
business open on last Sunday. were dis
missed Yesterday upon the motions Of the
complaining witnesses. There are others
which will probably 90 the same road.
Sheriff Bracket yesterday escorted nine
prisoners 70 Saltwater. where they are &c
serve sentences as follows: Tnos. Howard
Charles johnson. Samuel Stiler, Albert Flack
enstein. one wear each; Charles Ellis, one
wear aud six months; Charles Donnely
Thomas Eaggins aud Fred Overlook, tive
years each.
The Minneapolis Press club held 4 second
caucus yesterday aud placed in nomination
third ticket, as follows: For president
Charles VI. Palmer; for vice president, Albeit
Blunt; for secretary, George p. Wsliihau
for treasurer. !. Newton Mind; FOR executive
committee. r. B. Gelatt, II. T. Black ant
G. d. Rogers. MessEs. Palmer, Wlilihan
aud Mind have held the same offices &
which they are nominated for two terms
and have made faithful officers, especially
the latter. 90 whose diligence in cOliecti1s
fees and dues the present satisfactory inan
/ ciaI condition Of the club Is larrelH due