St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

TO-day's session of the dentists promises
to be of unusual interest.
John d. Foster was committed to the in
sane asylum at ST. Peter.
The Franklin avenue Me. Sunday school
plcnicked at Lake Harriet yesterday.
The West hotel will have fire-alarm bells
besides the regular service in each of its
rooms.
Fred Fecker and Anges Heiser, John
Peterson and Mary Paulson obtained mar
rage licenses yesterday.
Prof. A. Anderson is a chronic. Yester-
day he was sent 10 Jail for thirty days for
being on protracted spree.
Gland Adams, Lou Brown and Ella Pal
mer each paid fine of S53.5O yesterday
for keeping houses of i'll fame.
Judgment was yesterday entered I'D
against Richard Z. TraftOn. in favor of Der
riekson IL Haywood, for S92S.
After their session next week. the men,
6ers of the American Dental association
VIII eNcurt to the Yellowstone.
DR.. j. S. Marshall of Chicago arrived
yesterday, but not in time to read his paper
before the Dental association, 1t will be
read to-day.
John ID. Frost, aged % years, was yes
terday examined ct his residence, IS Eiev-
enth street south, by Probate Judge LELAND,
and committed TO st. Peter as insane.
a plat was yesterday filed with the regis
ter of deeds by 5. #. Hance of AIinnehaha
park, embracing eighty lots which lie be-
tween Thirty-eight and Fort avenues, Cal
vert and Elizabeth streets.
Judge LOchren yesterday filed decision
in the case OF George w. Bray vs.. X. Fal-
berg, refusing to grant temporary injunc-
ton to restrain levy of execution upon a
judgment obtained in Grant county.
A fire destroyed portion of TOralson'S
hay and feed warehouse at No. zoos South
Third street last night and burned the stock
stored therein. His loss is about $500. 30.
hose company eNtinguished the lire.
The insurance arbitratOrs concluded their
work last night in inspecting Barnabee IL
Co.'S stock and estimating the damages.
but the result of their labors has not yet
been made public. The store, however,
will be opened again this morning for bust
ness.
AT Grace church, corner of Franklin ave
nue. and Twenty-firSt street, tomorrow
morning, the pastor. Rev. c. Z. HiXon. will
otficiate. At the p. m. service Rt. Rev.
ID. b. Knickerbacker. bishop of Indiana,
will conduct the service and deliver the dis
course.
The statement in an evening paper con-
corning a certain seduction suit gives the
address OF Martha Ward, the plaintiff, as
2lO9 Fifth avenue south. This is an error
which is giving great annoyance to innO-
cent parties who live at the number men-
toned.
\. l.. Hathaway of Bloomington, ILL.,,
secretary of the Security Live Stock In
surance association. will make Minneapolis
his permanent home. He has purchased
a $1,000 lot and will erect a $4,000 resi-
dence. corner Seventeenth street and Haw-
thOrne avenue.
Another large audience filled all available
space in the Alcazar last night on the Occa-
sion of the second presentation of 1.-THE
Silver King by the Harry Miner company.
The performance passed of satisfactorily
and the applause testified to the appre-
citation of tine audience. 1.-The Silver King"
will be given for the last time tonight.
f. c. ellison, the proprietor of the NieOl-
let house building, has not determined as TO
what he will do with the property. The
insurance adjuSters have done nothing yet.
owing TO the illness of a member of the
board, but meeting will be held on Mon
day. There Is a rumor atlOat that
the old building will be entirely torn down
and new and better one built on the site.
William Dunn has filed, through his at
tOmey, J. L. James, an answer in the dam
age suit for $1,000 brought against him by
Martina Ward, for alleged seduction and
breach of promise. After denying the
charges in the complaint, he ayers that the
plaintiff is not single woman. but has a
husband and children in Canada: that she
was immoral herself; that no question of
marriage ever came up between them; and
that finally her suit is acOurse of blackmail.