St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-25
NI.NNEAeoLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were S445 1881.
j. j. Cochran is to be the new manager of
r. G. Dun Il Co.
Burglars went through the restaurant at
| s25 Hennepin avenue, Sunday night.
| 1.-The Sorcerer'' will be presented at the
Grand opera house tonight by local talent.
1t is reported that Manitoba trains pass
| crossings in the city at dangerously rate OF
| speed.
Charles Reeves has sold to w. H. Hubbard
| Lake Harriet Park addition, the consideration
| being $4,000.
The young pupils Of Prof. Gus. Johnson
will give recital at the residence of Thomas
Lowry tonight.
'Why has Mayor Ames not appointed col
ored man to some Officer" is u question often
asked by the Walters Union association.
Sunday evening, Oscar Lakes saloon on
| Nineteenth avenue south, was entered by an
! unknown person, and number of cigars
| taken.
The dime museum was packed last night
| Fanny Mills the big footed girl and MuldoOn's
| picnic being the attraction. The bill finishes
| out the week
The new Democratic club will hold BUSH
| ness meeting at the West hotel tonight
Members are requested to be on hand at 8
O'Clock sharp.
A reunion of the alumni Of the old Wash
tngton and Jefferson colleges of Pennsyl-
vania will be held ut the West hotel Tuesday
evening at $3.50.
uThe concert at Harmonic hall this evening
by Miss Ida Gselmuyden and others for tho
benefit OF tho cyclone sufferers, promises to
be a brilliant AFFAIR
DIR. Edward E. Gibson wants the names Of
the physicians who have sent in bills for
services rendered at Sank Rapids and st.
Cloud published in the papers.
Burglars broke into Ives confectionery
store on Hennepin avenue early yesterday
morning and stole some cigars, tobacco and
CONNECTIONS. They are supposed to be boys.
In the municipal court yesterday morning
Chris Hoffman, charged with attempting to
outrage Dorothy Miller, German girl, and
failing in this, to rob her, appeared and had
his examination fixed for Friday. Bail was
fixed at So, GOO.
Nels Carlson and Ella Poole, Christ Olson and
Mary Anderson, Mic Kieffer and Annie Alt
mann, Anton johnson and Ida Eklund, Hans
Hanson and Amanda Heming, w. H. Gal
braith and Jessie L. Fisher.
Mr.. H. w. S. Cleveland of Minneapolis is in
no way responsible for the absurd stories
published in the Journal about him and his
| family. and the statement in the SUNDAY
| GLOBE that he had allowed the Journal to
boom him was entirely Incorrect
At the meeting of the Retail Grocers' asso-
| citation last evening letters were read from
| Sabin and Mcmillan, pledging their support
to bill now before congress to limit the sale
OF authorizations and limitations of butter.
| The new Democratic paper is to be named
| the News and will be issued in abolt two
| weeks. Saturday will be its publication day.
J. c. Robbins, formerly of the Philadelphia
| Times and World, will have charge of the
| editorial department.
Sunday night the residence of L.W. Henry,
| at lis Hennepin avenue, was burglarized and
| gold watch, sleeve buttons and other jew
| elry taken. Yesterday Detective Hoy ar
rested u man, who gave his name as John
r ogers, upon whom the stolen property was
found.
Tomorrow afternoon and continuing until
Friday evening, the Ladies' auxiliary will
hold q fair in the hall over the railroad men
reading room, on Second street south. A fine
program will be presented each evening. The
proceeds are to be applied to the furnishing
of the parlors of the rooms.
The Minneapolis Merrymakers will give
good-timeS party Friday evening at Knights
of Pythias hall, corner Bloomington and
Franklin avenues south. This will be the
last dance of the season. The committee on
arrangements is as follows: A. H. Montour,
Charles Warren, J. Limun, NJ. A. Ryan.
A reuuion and banquet will be held at the
West Thursday evening by the alumni
Of the Principal theological seminary. The
committee of arrangements is: Rev. W. ].
Holland, Rev. S. w. Beach and Rev. Joseph
Gamble. The alumni of other Eastern COL
leges will probably mold reunions during the
Pres byterian assembly. agJ
The BARRIERS asso citation met last evening
at 220 Nicollet avenue. 1t was reported that
City Attorney Cross had refused to draw an
ordinance compelling the closing of barber
shops on Sunday. The association then de-
cided to close their shops Sunday, June 6,
under the rule of their association which
provides that one member not complying
shall pay fine Of from 81 to SIS for each
chair.
The county commissioners are in favor of a
plan whereby a fourth judge will be placed
in the court house The proposition has been
made to build second story on the vault for
the register of deeds and use it for a court
room, similar to tn e rear room, and thus Gre
ate u place for fourth judge, which it is
hoped will be provided for by the next legis-
lature. 1t is claimed that there is more work
than three judges can attend to.
Detective Hoy yesterday arrested Emma
Scheidgen, Is years cid, and Gertie Scheldgen,
Is years old, living at 40G Second street north
east, upon warrant sworn out by r. K
Gray, the druggist charging them with lar
ceny- The first named girl, it is claimed
while employed as a domestic in Mr.. Gray's
family, stole quantity of clothing, which
she took to her home and divided with her
sister, who is employed in the family of Prof
Clark on Lowry's hill.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
De Voc, 2312 Bloomington avenue, were
favored with call from about forty of their
friends in a body, the occasion being taken
as birthday surprise to Mr.. De Voc. The
nature of the hospitality extended them may
be measured by the degree of their enjoyment
while passing through the scene of pleasure
that followed. and which consisted of string
music, dancing, card playing, fire works aud
the spreading before them of coalition that
would have tempted the palate of the gods.
AS conclusion to their program before tax
ing departure a beautiful easy chair to Mr..
De Voc and glass water set to Mrs. De Voc
were presented.
Additional minneapolis News ON
Fourth Page.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
George Brinney and wife of Boston are at
the West hotel.