St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
MINNEAPOLIS G LoBULES

day.
The Turner's will have a masquerade on
February Il.
Try one of those 35 cent dinners at the
Figaro restaurant.
Annual meeting of the Sons of Maine in
Curtiss' hall this evening.
The New York association will hold re-
union Tomorrow evening.
Thomas Comfy fell at the Crocker roller
rink and fractured his arm.
Tue decorators began work in the billiard
hall of the West hotel yesterday.
In the district court yesterday Henry Kraft
was admitted to iull citizenship.
The thermometers range during twenty
four hours was upwards Of 80 degrees.
Prof. C.. Il. Ward, OF Bos ton, led the Phil
harmonics at the rehearsal last evening.
The partnership expiring by Limitation,
the dry gouds firm or Guodfclow * Eastman
will dissolve Feb. l.
John Epps, the coIored man, arrested upon
charge Of wife beating, yesterday paid fine
in s.. 80 for drunkenness.
The chief of police has patrolmen stationed
on PARK avenue now to prevent last trULting
on Park avenue on Sundays.
Fourteen warranty deeds were yesterday
fled with the register Of deeds, the consider
ton of wui:n amounted 10 S2l, 725.
Charles Stetson, the young man crushed
by the ears on Sunday night, died at the Col
legc hospital yesterday from his injuries.
The through trains were all late yesterday,
owing to the storm, which was the severest
the railroads have lad TO conte nd with this
year.
Ncls Christ Hanson and Mary Johnson,
Jno. Russell and Kate Harf, Andrew Peter
son and Anna Ii. Elde were licensed to wed
yesterday.
j. L. Park, an attorney who sued VI. j.
Broderick, 1T. al, to recover $500 for profess
sIonal services, yesterday got verdict for
$l35. The case was tried before Judge
Koon.
Prof. Vim. r. Dobbyn will talk on the bet
Der education before the Young Mems Chris
tian association, on Wednesday evening
next, at the Central rooms, Syndicate
block.
Thomas J. Kelley, the man who stole four
empty whisky barrels from the rear Of W. J.
Shuhan q Co.'S store on Saturday night, was
yesterday committed fifteen days from the
municipal court.
The troubles between the insurance adj
justors and the Academy of Music folks still
blocks the owners from having the building
torn down in conformity with the fiat of the
building inspector.
A number Of gentlemen artists, of this
city, have organized company for the pur-
pose Of sketching from models. The first
meeting will be held in Groves studio, in
the Boston block, this evening.
Otto Swanson and Gus johnson, the two
Scandinavians arrested for beating an old
man named Johnson with a CLUB, were COM
mitted fifteen and ten days, respectively, yes
terday. for disorderly conduct.
The owners of fast horses are having a
half mile track made on the ice at Lake Cal
houn, and a mile track on the outside will
be cleared for spectators. The track will be
ready for speeding equines in two or three
days.
Frank Hoax, the young man arrested on
Saturday hight for embezzlement in Dakota,
was arragned yesterday, and the case con-
tlnued until Friday morning. Meanwhile Il
is expected that requisition papers will be
issued and that the prisoner will be taken to
Dakota.
The city pastors meeting yesterday was
well attended. Rev. A. Holden read paper
on "The Use Of Illustrations in Preaching -
Rev. Mr.. Patterson was requested TO pre-
sent at the next meeting paper on 1.-The
Aspect Of the Christian Ministry"
The Minneapolis architects will go to st.
Paul to-day TO meet the state association to
discuss the question Of memoraizing the
legislature for the passage Of laws governing
the plumbing Of buildings and law to com
pei architects To pass a certain examination
before being eligible 10 enter the profession
similar 10 the law governing the medical
profession.
Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock Fred Ebert
of the Galloway house, Eau Claire, Wis, anG
Miss Clara Nacgel, were married at the
brides home, corner OF Eighth street auC
Second avenue north. The groom is th,
son of c. A. Ebert, an attorney OF this city
and the bride the daughter OF Lambert
Naegel, Publisher Of the Free PrcSsc The
newly married couple took their departure
yesterday for their future home In Eat
Claire.
Francis s. Hiukle, Of the milling firm OF
Hinkle, Greeuleaf IS Co, It will be rvmem
bered, has recently shown signs OF mental uu
souudness. In application for the appoint
ment as guardian Of WIN. II. Hiukle, his
brother, was made some time ago to the pro-
bate court and was yesterday heard. DR.
Abbott aud Al Kreck testified that his con
dition was such as to totally incapacitate him
for business. Mr.. Hiukle is at present in
Ohio for treatment.
Yesterday the body OF a dead man was
found In vacant house near Lake Harriet
Coroner Bin went out aud made an iuvrsti.
CATION. The facts obtaiuAble were Quit,
vague The body found is supposed 10 be
that Of James Miller, a gardener from Kan.
sas City. The cause Of death Is unknown,
but win probably be revealed In the
autopsy 10 be held to-day. The
remains were removed TO the city morgue,
where an inquest will be held in the case.
Foul piay Is suspected from the facts de
Veloped In the post norton examination.
The fremeu's state convention will be held
In St. Cloud to-day, aud the following dele
cation from Minneapolis will he in attend
ancr; A. Il. Runge. W. NJ. Bracke,i, :. 5
Eilvirs,tou, +. NJ. Snyder. stephen Mcbride
A. A. aoyt, Ed. |. Kingsley, Chris Henry
chas Meyers, John Hin, J. c. Hernluud
Iohn Horton, Jerry Douaghue. Andrew Beck,
r. W. York. The Fircmrn's Life associa
lou will hold It's annual meeting at the sans
ime. aud the Minneapolis delegates are: \
Il. Rungc, Strpavu Mcbride, II. Williams
and Coris. Henry
The suit Of Mary +. Barnett against J. $
Malberu and the city. is uow on trial beiorS
JpSvc Lochrvr. February sS. last year. Ii,
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