St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

s'Queena' at the matinee to-day.
The regular meeting of the council will
be held this evening.
Dinner 35c, breakfast and supper soc,
Richardson's, 2O5 NicOllet.
An interesting, meeting of the Academy
of Sciences will be held this afternoon.
The Presbyterian alliance held its regular
session at Westminster church last evening.
John McCarty was yesterday committed
to ST. Peter as insane by Judge Lochren III
the probate court.
The ladies' relief corps of Plummer post
will give its benefit entertainment tonight,
Ill Nicollet avenue.
The receipts at the county treasurer's
Office from tax collections yesterday
amounted to $2S, 265.60.
The jury in the suit of G.. w. Shatta VS..
W. J. Abernethy, ct al, in the district court,
Yesterday returned verdict for the defend
ants.
The Heinrich Brewing company has taken
out a building permit for five-story stone
brewery, at the foot of Fourth street, which
is to cost $50, 900.
A plat of Sully's addition, containing
Twenty-fourth avenue north, was yeSter-
day filed with the register of deeds.
Sheriff Bracket denies that young Cal
lahan was denied the services of phySi-
clan at the county jail, and says he had the
attention of DR.. Van Cleve almost daily.
Frank Glover, Patsey Cardiff and Capt.
Dalton have arrived in the city to appear al
five-round set-to between Glover and Patsey
Mellin, which takes place at Market hall to-
night.
David Fl. Priest has been arrested fol
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. He
was arraigned yesterday, when he de
nlanded jury trial and gave bonds in the
sum of $500 to appear May 26.
Judge Koon yesterday filed a decision in
the suit of A. n. Jordan VS.. Charles G. Sc
combe and Emma T. Secombe, which was
tried May II. The decision is for the de-
PENDANT as to title to certain lands.
A subordinate council of the National
union will be instituted Friday evening,
May %, at the dental parlors of Bowman,
Weeks & Jenison, 301 Nicollet avenue. AL
charter members are requested. to be
present.
Dwellers along Second avenue south,
where the preparations for cedar paving are
in progress, complain very bitterly of the
shutting off of the water without notice.
On Monday, which was washday, there was
no water half of the day.
F. B. Long and Eugene M. Wilson each
received dispatches yesterday from Ignatius
Donnelly and Platt C. Walker, announcing
the certain appointment of the former as
supervising architect of the new Minneapo-
lis government building.
Mary Hornung yesterday in the district
court commenced a suit against w. L. Col
lum to recover S., 600 damages, alleging
that May he assaulted her upon a public
street, striking her in the face and throwing
her violently to the ground.
The elegant stone cornice in the exchange
at the West hotel will be finished to-day.
Some handsome mural decorttiOns are now
being added which will greatly enhance the
beauty of the interior of the exchange of
''the handsomest hotel in the wOrld.'
The Home Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church held its annual meet
ing at Westminster church last evening,
The reports of officers were heard. and the
new board of directors was chosen. Judge
E. NJ. Terrence was elected president.
The return of Miss Grace Hawthorne to
the Grand was welcomed by avery good au-
dience last evening. The bill was ''Queena, y
new play and rather strong one, offering
many opportunities for strong dramatic
work. Miss Hawthorne in the title role
was all that could be desired, and was, in
the main, well supported, though one OF
two sticks might have been picked out of
the cast. The same bill will be given at the
matinee to-day, and again tonight.