St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

540.94.
The hospital benefit at the Grand Monday
night yielded about $500.
Liberati and his band will arrive in this
city over the Chicago, Burlington d Northern
road this morning.
Company G, the veterans company. is to
give one Of its old-time socials at WINDOW
hall Saturday evening.
F. Brown and John Smith, charged with
being found in house of ill-fame. gave bail
in $50 each and had their cases continued.
Gertie Durand, Annie Wright, Jennie Jones
and other proprietOrs of houses of ill-fame
paid their regular monthly fines of from $50
to $50 each yesterday.
The Grasshopper tennis club will hold a
club tournament at their grounds, at the cor
ner of Seventeenth avenue and Park, be-
ginning Monday morning.
Postmaster Joseph Edelbroek, of st. Cloud.
is the man who was ''him-hammed.' out of
$50, by three young crooks on short line
train day before yesterday.
The case of the state against Della Helm,
charged with bribery, witnesses were dis
missed in the municipal court yesterday. as
the matter has been submitted to the grand
jury.
The North Minneapolis W. C. T. Q. Dem
crest medal contest Will occur Friday even
ing, Sept. ", instead of the 10th, as at first
proposed, at the Pilgrim Congregational
church.
The coroner's jury in the case Of Gust
Johnson, the laboTer was killed by fall at
the Edison building day before yesterday.
found that he came TO mis- death by his own
careleSSnesS.
Marriage licenses were granted Yesterday to
Charles A. Belterson and Frelda BerqlllSt
Theodore Paulfranz and Martha j. Delworth,
Hulver Olsen and Nina Erickson, Bonlord
Holscher and Christina B. Tehr.
At about 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Maj. A. A. Camps beautiful cottage at Min
netonka beach was destroyed by fire. sup
posed TO have originated from defective
1ue. The loss is fully 1000, insured.
The advance sale for the Goodwin engage
ment is large and this favorire comedian
will be greeted with large houses On
Thursday matinee and the remainder of the
week The Bookmake1'' will be presented.
Capt. L. H. Williams who had lived in
Minneapolis since 1856, died Wednesday
morning, aged eighty-six years. lie was the
father of Joshua Williams and Mrs. e. d.
Petit, of This city. Capt Williams was the
founder of Westminster church.
The schedule of accounts of Thompson
Bros. the insolvent matters doing business at
3U2 Nicollet avenue. has been filed with the
clerk of courts The total assets are
50, 216.54, against Sc, 3S9.42 liabilities. The
assignment was made last Friday.
Minneapolis will furnish several orators to
take part in the Dakota campaign which
pTecedes the election in the two territories
Oct 8. Among those who have been invited
to make stump speeches there are: Hon. r.
G. Evans, Gen. Huffent and Hon. Eugene
Hay.
Articles of incorporation of the Young
Mems Saving and Investment company were
filed yesterday, with a capital stock of $50
COO. The incorporators are Jasper Gibbs,
Louis Hurd, James V. Kemp, Marsh +.
Singleton, Charles o. Lewis, William r. Nor
ris, Franklin l.. Anderson.
Andrew Allison. was arraigned yester
day before Judge Mahoney, charged with
the taking up of stray horse which be-
longed to Henry Saunders. had been placed
in his pasture without his knowledge by
man named Bowen. The cas- ewas dismissed.
The annual meeting of the union of the
be held this evening at the Hennepin Avenue
NJ. E. church. Z. c. Brown has been nOmi-
mated for president, and H. B. Hendley, for
merly president of the state union, for secre-
tary and treasurer. Dr. Wayiand Hoyt OF
Philadelphia will address the meeting.
This evening the various Christian en-
deayor societies of the city will hold their
annual meeting at the Hennepin Avenue
Methodist church. The first business of the
meeting will be the ratification of the nomi-
tons for officers already made. The officers
nominated are E. G. Brown, of the Stewart
Memorial Presbyterian church. president,
and Fl. B. Hendley. of Plymouth church and
eX president Of the state society, secretary
and treasurer. Following the business meet
ing Dr. Wayland Hoyt will deliver an adj
dress, after which a reception will be ten
dered him by the united societies.