St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted
S514. l0704.

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
S514, l07.04.
J.P Noonan will address the Land league
at Window hall, Sunday night.
The Washington club gives a ball Friday
night at G.. A. X. hall, Ill Nicollet.
Minnie Tibbs pleaded guilty yesterday to
keeping house of ill-same and paid fine Of
$3.50.
The Just-Heinrich scandal comes up in the
district court before Judge Young this MORN
ing.
Charles Hadley and Frank Taylor spar
fifteen rounds at the Theatre Comique to-
morrow night,
A plat of Bicknells addition to Minneapolis
was filed in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday afternoon.
Fred Wiele and John Hanel yesterday
pleaded guilty to selling liquor without
license, and paid fine of 5000 each.
The St. George Snow Shoe club, of St. Paul.
has been invited to be present at the opening
of the North Star Toboggan slide Jan. /.
c. G. Bardtals, miller employed in the
Anchor MILL yesterday accidentally ran
knife through his wrist while repairing belt.
Officer John Schroeder last evening arrested
a man who broke into room at Alb Washing
ton avenue south and stole a suit of clothes.
Officer Paul Mousse yesterday arrested a
mute named Girls Paulman, who recently
ESCAPED from the deaf and dumb asylum at
Faribault.
The two young men arrested by Detective
Quinlan while trying to dispose of lady s
diamond ring, were yesterday sent to st. Paul
for Identification.
Andrew J. Burlett and Richard Dunning-
ton, who some time ago pleaded not guilty to
selling liquor OH Sunday, yesterday changed
their pleas to guilty and paid $40 each.
Sarah A. Graves, who keeps a boarding
house on Nicolet avenue near Seventh street,
Yesterday caused the arrest of Louis NJ.
Sage her divorced husband, for assault and
battery.
Detectives Quinlan and King arrested
Thomas Quinn for the larceny of $40 and d
revolver, taken from the residence of Philip
Sherry while the family was ut church Sum
day, Dec. 10.
Articles Incorporating the Armory associa-
ton were filed yesterday by Perry Harrison,
Ezra W. Goddard, C. A. Heffeiinger, Charles
Nee. Reeve and Victor J. WEIGH. The capital
stock is placed at 100000.
Noyes Bros. s. Cutler have sworn out a writ
of attachment against +. c. Harris Co. to
recover S253.35, alleged to be due on mer-
chandise. The Richardson Drug company
has filed an attachment for $521.40 for mer-
chandise
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Edith Hill to Robert L. Fisher on New
Years day. Miss Hill is the daughter of Col.
Charles K. Hill. The ceremony will be per-
formed at Col. Hills residence, 3l7 Tenth
avenue north.
The Cowboy convention is attracting con-
siderable attention at the dime museum.
The feature is .'Texs'' cowboy dance. Fri
day the cowboys will give parade, and at
the matinee that day candy will be distributed
to the children.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Mons Il. johnson and Annie Johnson; Arthur
A
Page and Polly A. Deans; Otto BloomQulst
and Sarah NJ. Holmberg; Harold Bousack;
Patrick Duffy and Margaret Gibbons.
The funeral of the late s. E. Stephens will
take place at 2 p. m. to-day from the Park
Avenue Presbyterian church. The interment
will be at Lakewood. The Head Millers' assO-
citation at meeting last night decided 10 at
terd in body and send suitable floral en-
blem.
The Mistetoe Grove, a. o. U. D., held their
SECOND annual social at their rooms over 104
Hennepin avenue last night. The affair was
entirely informal and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the Druds and their lady friends. An
elegant supper was served at IL o'clock and
dancing was kept up until after midnight.
Rev. Arthur May Knapp delivered the first
of series OF lectures on art subjects last
night at Dyers Music hall. His subject was
Mature and Art and he handled it to the
entire satisfaction OF the small audience
present. The next lecture of the series will
be given Monday evening at the same place.
George Harris, the "Black PEARL" is dis
satisfied with his meeting with Frank Taylor
at st. Paul and wants to make second match
for $3.50 a side to consist of sufficient num-
Der of rounds to settle the question of
superiority beyond doubt. He will meet
Taylor at the GLOBE Office, ST. Paul, to post
forfeit OF so aside at any time the latter
may specify.
c. P. Braslan, the secretary of the Henne-
pin County horticultural society, has re-
ceived letters from Peter Henderson, E. A.
Carmen and Francis Brill, prominent New
York hCrticulturists, in which they regret
that business prevents their attendance at
the coming meeting of the society, which
they had been invited to address.