St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.

The Yale alum nj will have reunion at the
West hotel this evening.
A pink Domino party will be given by
the Apollo club this evening.
The newly elected officers Of the Apollo
club were installed last night
The Figaro restaurant, at 251 Second ave-
nue. south, pleases every patron.
The Hygenie and Eeredity society will
meet at the Friends church this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The W. G. T. L. will hold its monthly
business meeting at the Friends church this
afternoon.
". E. Hale addressed the members Of the
Y.M c. A, on Some Phases of Criminal
law,'' last evening.
burning chimney on the east side was
the occasion of a run by the fire department
yesterday morning.
Chas. W. Wodley and Nora Herrick, Ole
HaveIson and Olivia Young yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Ole Anderson aud Nora Pompkins were
yesterday com Initted as insane to St. Peter
by Judge Iceland, of the probate court
4 fire entailed loss in the sum of $50 or
SO in the saloon building owned by B. Kra-
mer. on the corner Of Sixteenth avenue north
and Second street.
The funeral Of Mrs. T. c. Aldrich, who
died on Tuesday, will occur from the family
residence, No. Il Tenth street north, at
O'Clock this afternoon.
the personal tax cases were yesterday set
for hearing in the district court ON Monday,
January 26. The real estate tax cases were
SIT for Wednesday and Thursday, January
rs aud %.
Yesterday the Robinson brothers sold for
c. {. Way to Robert D. aud Sol. Smith Rus
sell, the comedian, forty-four feet on Fifth
street, between Nicollet and Hennepin ave-
nurs, for S26, 900.
The Minnesota members Of the river COM
mission lett last night for Washington 10 en-
dcavor 10 secure more equitable division Of
the river appropriation than is provided for
in the pending bill.
A committee composed OF thirteen of our
leading architects, made careful examina-
ton o! the Academy Of Music walls yester-
day, aud pronounced them totally unfit for
use, aud that they should be torn down. The
Insurance adiusters had maintained that the
walls were safe, and could be used in the
building 10 take the place Of the old.
Yesterday morning Coroner Hill received
photographic notification that a man had
frozen to death two and half miles from
Osseo. The coroner at once went to Osseo
ana made dn investigation. He found that
the deceased was an old man named
Zimmerman ard that while intoxicated be-
came frozen 10 death on his way home from
the village Of 0sseo.
At the adjourned meeting Of the water
board held yesterday, 1t was voted 10 return
the bids for delivering pipe here, and the SUI
prrintendent was instructed to re-advertise
Tor bids r. D. Wood " Co. offered to fur
nish all the hydrants required during the
year 1885, 10 be the same as those purchased
las, year, for $40 each. Laid over. Adjourned
until Tuesday afternoon OF next week.
Erik BArha Yesterday commenced suit to
recover 81, 900 damages for injuries against
J. y. Bassrtt & Co. The complaint states
that June 2, 1884, the plaintiff was employed
as a laborcr In handling boards AID lumber
in defendants saw mill, and had his thumb
and hrst Joint of the second finger OF his lett
hand cut off by the cog wheels OF machinery
used tor passing planks 10 the edger's table.
II is claimed that the accident was due TO the
exposed and imperfect condition of the ma
chinery.
Ole Anderson, Norwegian living in
North Minneapolis, has Of late shown symp-
toms Of violent insanity. Application was
made to the probate court, and two deputy
sherifIs were sent yesterday TO bring him
into court for nm examination. Anderson
locked himself into his room, aud II was
found necessary 10 break the door in A re-
yolver and knife were lying on the bed,
but be was luckily prevented from using
them. He was overpowered and brought be-
fore the probate judge, who committed him
10 81. Peter
Amendments 10 the articles Of incorpora-
ZION Of the Northwestern Mutual Eudow IN emit
association were filed with the register Of
deeds yesterday. The effect OF the amend
meuts Is 10 divide the membership into two
classes. In class A shares are to mature in
ten years, and will entiile the holder to $500
on each share. 10 class B an endowment OF
u for each member in the class, not exceed
ing one thousand, IS paid to each member in
sccordspcc with the rules Of the society-a
portion at marriage aud the balance at the
end OF five years.