St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank cIeaf1nSS Yesterday % Io.oJS III.
The Steamboat club held business meet
ing at the armory last evening
horse belonging to j. Simpson broke
leg OH Central avenue and had 10 be shot.
Rev. f. s. Williams lectured at the Chris
tan church last evening on california"
Charles Stromberg was found guilty of as
sauiting Charles Ellis, and paid fine OF SO.
Thieves stole several pieces of cloth from
Goodwin Il Mclean, on Hennepin avenue.
yesterday.
A pound festival will be gwen by the ladies
of the Maternity hospital tomorrow evening
at 1929 Fourth avenue south.
A fiye-year-old child of james Bray. re-
siding at 1900 Fifth street northeast fell
into n tub of hot water and was quite severely
Ecalded
Two electric light wires got crossed last
evening, at the corner of Nicoiiet avenue
and Fourth street, and an electric blaze oc
Cured which fortunately did no damage.
Iottie Branch and Maria Hart, the colored
girls arrested night before last Oh charge of
larceny, were arraigned in the police court
yesterday. They pleaded not guilty and Will
have hearing Friday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Quea!y, of Mendoza, a cousin
of Assistant Superintendent OF Police John
Hoy will be married 10 Owen Highland, of
Rosemount, this morning at her home in
Mendoza. 4 party of her relatives will go
from here 10 attend the wedding.
The rumor that Private Detectives j. c.
Gowdy and Eugene A. Bassett are to go 10
London and find the Whitechapel muir
derer is denied by those gentlemen. They
nTe thankful that the murderer is not In
Minneapolis.
The concert at Harmonic hall Sunday
afternoon will be given by Sig. Liberati, the
famous cornetist. assisted by The DAM or
chestra and Prof. Zoch, the pianist. The
concert is not one of the series to be given
by the.Danz orchestra during the winter.
The admission has been placed at 80 cents.
Timothy O'Connor, guardian ad litem of
David j. O'Connor, minor, aged fourteen
wears has begun all action III the district
court against Smith IL WymaD for Sd, 900
damages Tor personal injuries sustained by
David j. O'Connor while in the defendants
employ aud while working in their planning
mill.
Lottie Branch and Maria Hart the colored
girls arrested night before last on charge of
FCbbing clothes lines and stealing from gro
Gerry stores, were arraigned III the police court
yesterday. At first they pleaded not guilty.
but later on changed it to guilty. Lottie was
sent TO the workhouse for thirty days, and
Maria was ordered sent to the Reform school.
The family of j. R. Purchase. residing at
2732 Second avenue south, had a narrow es-
cape from death by aSphyxiation few even
jngs ago. During the night Mr. Purchase
was awakened by his child, who was crying
and vomiting. 1t was found that tremendous
quantities of gas were escaping from an open
stove The whole family was sick for short
time.
Mrs. Alice E. Ginter, who has been en-
gagged in the grocery business at 405 Ply
mouth avenue, made an assignment yester-
day TO Joseph S. Todd. The assignment
was precipitated by Bush Il Curtin, COM
mission merchants, beginning an action
against Mrs. Ginter for small amount and
then garnshlng several of her customers
who owed her money.
Wharfage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Patrick Skelly and Julia O'Neil. Kanute
Tharvick and Mary Martinson, Benjamin F.
Iandin and Mary S. Loudon, Bion A. Eaton
and Agnes Salter, Byron j. Smith and Hen
rietta L. Palmer Martin Olson and Thine
Olson, Otis r. Larson and Cora B. Gay,
Charles Suess and Rosa Baehr, Frank Gui-
mont and Ida La Pointe, Frank NJ. Coleman
and Hattie Brainerd, George II. Smith and
Grace II. Nelson, Michael II. Cooley and
Mary Miller, Walter Stewart and Lillian
Hamilton.
Articles incorporating Company A, of the
First regiment, NJ. n. G., were filed yesterday
with The register of deeds The capital of
this corporation is to be S10U, 900, and the
stock is TO be divided into 10000 shares of
$40 EACH The incorporates are John L..
Amery, Thomas p Howe, William A. Hemp
hill, Henry Z. Wyman and William G. Good
now. The purpose OF this corporation is to
purchase site and erect an armOry. The
officers are as follows: President John l..
Amery; vice president, Thomas P. Howe;
treasurer, Henry F. Wyman: secretary, Will
lam A. Hemphill, and auditor, William C.
GoodnoW.