St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The AIbee divorce case was concluded and
taken under Amusement
Edward Hippel was adjudged insane yes
terday and taSen to Rochester.
Bridget Callihan was adjudged insane yes
terday and sent 10 St Peter.
The Bonner & Lockwood Commission as
Eocisti0n fled amended articles OF IncorPOra-
ton.
The Flambeau club has taken a new grip
upon existence and viii have regular drills
during the winter.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday as ex-
istiug a 1891 Washington avenue south and
e23 TWenty-sixth avenue south.
Mrs Mary j. Quinlan. wife OF ex- Detective
Michael Quinian, Of Minneapolis, died at
Spokane Falls On Saturday.
Commencing to-day. Boiler Inspector Clark
viii be IN his Office 81 IA Temple Court for
One week for engineers to procure license.
The Minneapolis Woman Suffrage assoeia-
ton holds It's annual meeting this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock st DoEsett'E psriors, AS Nieollet
avenue.
The funeral Of Mrs.. John Quady was held
Sunday 1T = O'Clock iron the residence Of
William Lorenz. 900 Twentieth avenue
north.
John B. Fowler. s. grocer at 1885 Eas.
Franklin avenue, has assigned 70 John c.
Eairweather. The assets are placed at not
greater than $4,000.
1t is understood that Mrs. ". D. WaShburn
viii not accompany the senator home next
month, but will remain abroad with her
children during the winter.
The first annual meeting OF the gtoekhold-
ers Of the Flour City Odd Fellows Building
association viii be held in their han, corner
Lake street and TWenty-third avenue, this
evening.
The German Medical company fled articles
Of Incorporation yesterday with capital
stock OF So, 600. The incorporatOTs are
Alexander Hughes, John Blanchard and N
y. Savage.
Nellie Peterson, the Minneapolis girl who
disappeared from Cannon Falls few days
ago, was found dead in the river near that
place. Whether her death was due TO acci-
dent or suicide is nos known.
The gang OF tramps who make their head
quarters at the hay sheds near the Union
elevator stole horse belonging to Ralph
Whelan. the lawyer. He had left il under the
shed while he went into the elevator
The health department yesterday COM
menced the distribution Of vaccine virus TO
the free dispensaries. The health depart
ment viii furnish the virus free to all repIl-
table physicians who VIII agree 70 VaeeInate
free.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the North
western Hospital has elected the following
officers: President Mrs. Edward Backus;
vice PRESIDENT Mrs. Charles Robinson: seere-
tary. Miss Agnes Moore; treasurer, Miss Liz
zie Paine; director, Mis- Louise Hagen.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following named parties: Joseph Hon
niger sni Annie Olson. James COllitOn and
Rose D. TtumbulL, Joseph Hartwig and Mary
Lawrence John Il COFeney and Bessie Nc
Marraie, J. E. BugteEfeId and Mary 4 Quill
Ian.
The case Of John Holley rs. Ryan & Bowen
was on trial Yesterday. The plaintiff wants
$1,000 damages for being kicked and
pounded by the defendants. who keep q liV-
cry stable, and $3.50 more because they
took team away from him which they had
let TO him.
The Lincoln oratoTicsl contest for the De-
morest silver medal occurred at Freya han
SUNDAY afternoon The contestants were 7
p Ander. L. E. Olson. Mr. Carlson. I. Hen
ming, Miss Lima Enquist ana Miss Mamie
Larson Mr.. Larson was awarded the medal
his subject being Prohibition. the Hope Of
the Country" Miss Mamie Larson was hon
0rably mentioned.
The woman's exchange has been moved 70
the Harmon residence on First avenue south,
near Fifth street. After three days In the
new place the ladies' IN charge report no per
ceptible falling OF in patronage. The large
room at the left is the salesrOOm The room
IN the rear ef this and the two on the oppo-
site side are the dining looms. The upper
rooms serve the same purpose as in the for
mer quarters.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Nash, who died
Sunday night at the age Of seYenty-nine,
VIII take place this morning at IL O'clock,
from the residence OF her son. COUNTY Com
missioner Nash, 5I3 Sixth street south. A
requiem mass viii be celebrated at the
Church Of the Immaculate Convention at
1880 o'clock. ana the iuterment VIII be in
St. Mary's cemetery.
Nine night schools were opened IN Mime
epolis last night with about the same at
tendance present as last year. Only the ele-
DeutaTy studies and bookkeeping VIII be
taught. Mechanical drawing will not be
taught, as it was not found profitable last
year. As many OF the old teachers as pos
sihle have been secured. The nine schools
will be kept open during the winter IL the
SttsldaRce viii warrant it