St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.

ell this week.
The YOUTH company have engaged COM
pany for the latter half Of the week.
Go to the Figaro restaurant for square
meal or lunch at any hour Of the day.
The King-Remington suits were Yesterday
continued in the district court to February Is.
To-day Wilkes McDermott begins the work
of tearing down the Academy of Music
building.
Prof Hermann Emil Zoch's fifth piano re-
cital was given last evening at the First Con-
gregational church.
The board of water commissioners will
meet in the Office of the superintendent to-
morrow afternoon.
J. n. Brown is charged with selling liquor
without license, and his case will come up
for trial next Friday.
A free for all race will be trotted on the
new course on Lake Calhoun to-day. The
winner gets nice robe.
Tomorrow evening, at the protracted
meetings being held in the Foss NJ. E.
church, Bishop Foss will deliver a sermon.
The board of education will hold monthly
that the matter of needed legislation will be
thoroughly discussed.
The Danz orchestra will give another con-
cert and hop at Turner ball Sunday evening.
Master lie Roy, the musical prodigy only
fifteen years old, will play violin solo.
A gospel temperance meeting was held in
the Y. VI. C. A parlors at Market hall last
night. The singing was conducted by the
young people Of the Hennepin avenue NJ. E..
church.
The case against Charles II. Wilson,
charged with selling liquor without license,
which was tried in the municipal court last
week, the jury disagreeing, was dismissed
upon the motion Of the city attorney.
A plat Of the Encouragement of the Fifth
division Of Remington park, was filed yes
ter1ay with the register Of deeds, showing
675 lots lying between Twenty-secOnd avenue
and Lake Harriet, Forty-sixth and Fiftieth
streets.
The directors of the Atheneum state that
they are not particularly anxious to have the
city accept their recent cooperative scheme.
The Library association has plenty Of money
in the treasury and feel indepenpent conse-
quently.
The Minneapolis delegates 20 the depart
ment encampment, to be held in Mankato,
will leave for that place to-day. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of the members
OF the Grand Army will also attend the en-
campment.
The young ladies of the flower mission o.
the Second Universalist church will enjoy &
skating and dancing party at the University
roller rink this evening. Skating will sus-
pend at $3.50 when dancing will continue
until IL O'Clock.
Gus. Jackson, who has been treated at tn,
insane asylum for some time for insanity,
was released from the asylum on Monday
and on Monday night he again became un-
manageable and was incarcerated. He will
be taken 10 st. Peter again.
Nels Peterson and Hialor,, Heglin, two o
the Scandinavans who are under arrest fol
uttering forged paper, waived an examina
ton yesterday in the municipal court, and il
default of bonds In 800 each we're reman dec
to the county Jail TO await the action Of th,
gard jury.
The trial Of Thos. Hanley, indicted for
murder in Ramsey county, was yesterda
term, upon the motion of the defendants at
torney aud the consent OF the prosecution
The absence OF important witnesses was tn
ground upon which continuance was asked
Edward J. johnson and Helen Rohde
Andrew Nelson and Ida johnson, George W
Baldwin and Esther A. Dean, II. Herber
Rohau and Lizzie Faire, Byron A. Pratt an,
ThcTd Grcvsmuchl Peter &. johnson and c
s. Engvol, John Freund, of Fond du Lac
and Caroline VI. Mengenkock yesterday ob
tanned marriage licenses.
On and after February 1st the Western
Union Telegraph company viii reduce thei
rate between Minneapolis and Chicago {
forty cents on day messages, and New York
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land, District Columbia and West Virginia {
sixty cents for day and forty cents for nigh
messages.
The Catholic Knights Of America will hol
state convention in Winoua one week fror
to-day for the purpose Of electing two dele
gates to attend the national convention TO b
held In New York city iu May, and to trans
act other routine business. The delegate
from Minneapolis are Messrs. Edward Sean
Ian, II. J. Bowman aud John o'Donuen.
At 5 O'Clock last night fire broke out 4
the roof of the wooden dwelling No 2SS Sec
ond avenue north. The fire department
made quick run aud in q few minutes ha
the flames under control and confined n
fire 10 the roof. The building Is owned
{. {. Borrv and was damaged 20 about $2jt
while F. Miller, The occupant suffered aboU
SIS damages, and both were covered by il
surauce.
An amendment was yesterday fled in n
office OF the register Of deeds, 20 the articl,
of the ST. John English Evangelical Luthera
church OF Minneapolis. which provides tn
in case Of the dissolution Of the corporate
that the property shall be vested IN the Lutl
ersu Mission aud Church Extension societ
10 be held in trust for future English EvaI
celiesl Lutheran church, upon the sam
principles and requirements as the preser
church aud corporation.
In the matter Of the application Of Jam
Fowler, Jr., iusolvent, for al order mpel
ing the assignee OF bis estate 70 set aslt
500 worth OF chair stock as exempt, Judl
Young Yesterday druied the motion, Fowl
conducted business as tie Fowler Furnitu
scompauv," snd received chairs In q ''SuoS
down. condition, which be had put togeth
aud pSiutcd by mechanics, while he was eu
l,loved for the most tine ia travelling AZ
sFlfipc the sane. TIE court held that be VI
not a mechanic, and not entitled 20 the e
cmptioa.
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