St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday were $751;
1926.
Henry Hall paid $40 fine for disturbing
the services at the Salvation Army barracks.
Sneak thieves stole gold watch and chsin
and S26 in money from Wyman Eliots resi-
dence.
Burglars made an attempt to rob F. II.
Schofeld's drug store at 2121 Fourteenth
avenue south.
The fellowship meeting of the Congrega-
tional church was held at the Peoples
church yesterday.
manufacturers will hold a meeting at the
lumber exchange.
Charles Englewood, eighteen years old,
was among the DRINKS arraigned in the po
lice court yesterday.
During the twenty months Meat Inspector
Mea has been in office he has condemned
1922 pounds of meat
The Peoples theater company of st. Paul
played the "Ticket-of-Leave Man. TO a
crowded house at the Hennepin last night.
John Tobin, alias "Jocco,'' a noted st.
Paul tough, was arrested here yesterday, but
on promising to go home and behave him
self was discharged.
Miss Anna Smith, the celebrated Nor
wegian prima donna. will sing in Mime
apolis, at the Hennepin Avenue theater,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 80.
Patrolman johnson arrested two men on
the street last evening with several pairs of
shoes and arctics i'll their possession. They
refused to say where they got the goods.
A young man giving his name as Edward
Thompson was arrested by Inspector HOY
yesterday on q charge of holding up and
Tobbing G. w. Guy of $50 on First street.
The furniture and repair shop of Kirk &
johnson at Oil Eighth avenue south, was
damaged $500 by FIRE early yesterday morn
ing. The loss is fully covered by insurance.
The sale of seats for the Florences is rap.
idly increasing every day. The repertoire is
nicely arranged, and the production of the
new play, Heart of Hearts, has awakened
considerable curiosity.
Mrs Woods. medium, and Anne Spence
and Annie Emery had a dispute over the pay
for sitting. The girls wanted to pay the
medium with an order on a butcher shop but
Mrs. Woods could not see it that way.
The Peoples theater thermometer yesterday
recorded variations in the temperature as
follows: Above zero. 3 an, 80; a. m,
%: a. M, 80; IL m, 80; 8 p. M. 81: 6
.. m, 80; 10 p. M, 80; maximum, "a !;
minimum, %; daily range, 6.
John A. Rawlins Post No. 126 G. A. R.
will hold its fourth annual reunion at the
Nicollet house Tuesday evening, Jan. 8.
The installation of officers newly elected
will occur al 8 o'clock, to be followed by a
supper with usual after-dinner toasts, etc.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Felix Berthiaune and Saline Boucher, Albert
refer w.
Edman and Emma M. Freld, Rasmus Ras-
musson and Mary Benson, Elof Nelson and
Ida L. johnson, Frederick johnson and
Fredericka johnson.
Scandal Lodge No. 6, r. Of P. yesterday
installed the following officers for the en-
suing year: P. c., George J. johnson; c. c.,
P. N. Wingreen; V. c., A. w. Bronson; pre-
late, Louis Hall; X. Of r. d S., Phil 7. Me
garden; NJ of E., Charles Taberman; NJ. of
F., A. G. Green; NJ. at A, Fl. Nelson; /. G..
n n Nnlc
L. P. Plummer post G. A. R., has installed
the following officers: Commander, j. NJ.
Hoover; senior vice commander, S. Holbrook;
quartermaster. j. NJ. Palm; officer of the day,
6. W. York; surgeon, l.. S. Crandall; chap
lam, j. B. Cooper; officer of the guard
Julius Selmer; adjutant George Overmire !;
sergeant major, l.. G. Body. Mayor Babb
was installing officer.