St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The electric motor has been laid off because
Of breakage.
Judge Lochreu fined three tardy witnesses
IS each in the district court yesterday.
Britta NJ Olson will sue Andrew Olson for
divorce, on account of cruel treatment
Tilda Berg was examined before Judge
LELAND yesterday and ordered committed to
the insane asylum.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
c. ]. Bintlif and May G. Kinsey, Ralph Il.
Pelton and Zoe V. Butler.
John Clark, tough, assaulted Lottie Samp-
son at rs Washington avenue south yester-
day afternoon, and was arrested.
]. N. Waltz, proprietor of Schoolcraft, Goes
& Shorts Minstrel company, has been sued
for board bill of S139 by Hoopers & Gorham.
Oct. the banking firm of V. G. Hush &
Co. will remove to the building lately occu-
pied by the Farmers and Mechanics National
bank.
The funeral of Ross Glover, who died
Wednesday night of typhoid fever at GIT
Second avenue southeast, will take place at
2 o'clock to-day.
The sale of seats for the Booth engagement
begins at the Grand to-day. The engagement
is attracting considerable attention and the
sale will doubtless be large.
Two laundry girls. employed at the West
hotel, were arrested by one of the house
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sugar and several bars of soap.
]. H. Coolidge and J. r. Jones filed in the
register Of deeds Office yesterday articles of
incorporation of the Coolidge &Jones Lumber
company. The capital stock is placed at
SIS, 1000.
Patrick Dougherty, laborer working on
Sixth avenue north. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. fell down an embank-
ment yesterday, breaking leg. He was
talxan IN St RarnahaS hOSDitai.
The remains of Frances Hallian. who died
Wednesday evening at the residence OF her
parents 1917 Twelfth street north, will be
buried this morning from the Church of the
immaculate Conception.
Attic Mead Leishman has commenced d.
vorce proceedings against William J. Leish-
man. charging deserton and failure to sup
port. The parties were married in this city
July g. 1883, and have no children. Mrs.
Leishman wants to resume her maiden name,
Attic Mead.
Plummer Post G. A r. fair was well at
tended last evening, the various booths re-
ceiving generous patronage. The voting
for the several prizes is already well advanced
and the contests are decidedly interesting.
The fair continues two nights later.
The delegates to the thirteenth annual con-
vention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen yesterday morning left for home by 8
special train over the Northwestern road
The engine was gaily decorated, and as the
train pulled out from the depot the delegates
gave three cheers for Minneapolis.
Henry Williams and John Wilson, the mer
arrested by the detectives upon suspicion OF
| having entered Roberts hardware store, al
$40 Nicollet avenue, were yesterday sent tc
the county jail to await examination nex
Wednesday. A. D. Hoffman, the pattern
maker, arrested upon the same charge, gave
bail in $500 for his appearance.
Officer Fred Shepard, mounted patrol
man, yesterday, chased and captured Fred
Billees, living at 1852 Jackson street north
east, who was driving off with horse anc
| buggy belonging to DR.. A. H. Salisbury
Billees is thought to be the same man who
recently stole a horse from in front of
i Gilman's drug store in East Minneapolis,
The opening performance of ave, Us &
Co." at the Grand opera house last evening
was greeted by large audience and just as
much interest was manifested in the comedy
as when it was first put on the stage. The
music is nearly all new, and is nearly all very
catchy and pretty. The company is organ
lied about the same as it was when the play
was presented here before, and those who
ever attended it know how useless it is to at
tempt to describe the play. Same bill to-
night and tomorrow evening.