St. Paul daily globe., 1889-12-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The walters Of Minneapolis will soon Or
ganiZe union.
DR.. j. W. Welcome OF Sleepy Eye, has
telegraphed Health Officer Kilyington that
smallpox threatens TO be epidemic there.
A music, gymnastic, sparring and wrestling
exhibition will be given tonight by the Cru
sgders' Athletic club, corner Third street and
Third avenue north.
Patrons of the motor line are com claiming
that hoodlums. especially on Saturday night.
were allowed to conduct themselves bolster
ously on the trains and insult ladies.
Joseph Geveii, who fell into an exhaust
reservoir in the packing house at the stock
yards Saturday, was very badly scalded, but
his injuries were yesterday pronounced not
to be serious.
William Rostron. aged sixty.three years.
died at his residence, 310l Sixteenth avenue
south, Saturday The funeral occurs at 3
p. m. to-day under the auspices Of the
knights of Pythias Lodge No. 81.
Charles B. Pratt an attorney residing at
l1l6 Hawthorne avenue, drank glass full
of carbolic acid Friday afternoon, said to be
with suicidal intent. The prompt admins
tration of remedies saved his life.
W. S. Chowan, chairman of the board Of
county commissioners, yesterday returned
from california whether he went as repre-
sentative from Minnesota to the annual con-
vention of the national grange.
Marselas Paloski is the name Of a young
account of a disordered mind. 1t is said that
he became insane from studying astronomy,
and fancies that the world will soon come to
an end.
The Jewess who committed suicide Friday
night by hanging was identified yesterday by
two Russians. who had known her as Ida
Windwer. A large number of Hebrews
gathered at the morgue, where the body has
lain since death, and q Jewish funeral serv-
ice was held. Her body was inferred in the
Jewish cemetery, near Lake Harriet.
The South Minneapolis Philharmonic So
eieIy composed of Welsh singers will give q
concert at the Emmanuel Baptist church
Wednesday evening. Among other features
of this concert will be the rendering of the
two MendelSsohn and Samson-Handel
choruses, which are to be the competition
numbers for the $500 prize at the great Chi
cago 'Evsteddfod" Jan. /.
S. Rothschild, who has been q leading
clothing merchant in Minneapolis for six
teen years doing business in the Pence opera
house block, is said to be in financial straits
which will probably necessitate an assign
rnent to-day for the protection of creditors.
An attachment was levied yesterday to sat-
isfy a claim of NJ. W. Frank on a note for
$500.
The meeting Of the bar association called
to consider Senator Davis bill creating
United States circuit court for Minneapolis
was attended bv less than dozen attorneys
yesterday, owing to the fact that practically
no announcement of the meeting was made.
A committee was appointed to draft resolu-
tions embodying the desires of those present,
but 1t is likely another meeting of the bar
will be called. as the matter is too important
to receive so slight attention.
The Scandia Lodge No. 6, K. of p, will
give social and hop at their hall, corner of
Fourth avenue south and Washington ave-
nue. Tuesday evening. Dec. 81, 1859. The
committee on arrangements are A. w. Ben
son, Axel E. Watson, Louis Hall, Otto Left
holm. Fred Hawkins and c. B. Olsen, H. y.
Peterson, Henry G. Gjertson, M. L.. Gorder,
?. n. Wingreen and L. Dean forming the re-
ception committee. P. T. Megarden, j. A.
Youngren. r. o. Moren, Martin Kjellgard
and H Coleman form the committee of intro
duchou. All are cordially invited to attend.
and most pleasant time is assured.