St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A meeting of the Twin City Football $50
citation will be held at Docherty & Mathieson's
store tomorrow evening. ALI football play
ers are expected to attend.
The wife of Daniel Horback. living at Sec
ond street north and Fourteenth avenue,
died Thursday evening, leaving six little
children. the youngest but ten days old.
William Walsh and James Potts, one six
teen and the other thirteen years old, from
South Minneapolis, were arrested yesterday
on the charge of stealing quantity of cloth
ing.
Anna Louise Casey, wife Of Alonzo T.
Rand, died yesterday morning. The funeral
will be held Monday at p. M, from the res
1dence at Tenth street and sixth avenue
south.
AT the regular prayer meeting next Thurs
day evening Rev. G. l.. Morrill, will demand
that his parishoners give him vote of conf
dence. If they refuse he will resign, SO it is
said.
Carrie Keyes, who in company with her
liege lord, was arrested for fighting a few
days since, was brought into court again yes
terday and fined $50 for being a common
prostitute.
The First Christian church Sunday school,
corner Portland avenue and Eleventh street
south, will picnic at Oscola, Wis, Friday,
the 26th. The train will Leave the union
depot at $50 a. m.
Mrs. S. F. Grubb, OF Kansas. national su-
perintendent of work among foreigners for
W
3 O'Clock at temperance mass meeting in the
Bethlehem Presbyterian church.
Roger Vail writes from Ireland that he has
kissed the Dlarneystone. He says he saw
where a large piece had been chopped from
the stone as a souvenir by William McMullin,
of the Irish American bank, of Minneapolis.
Lenore Chase yesterday swore out a war
rant charging her fifteen-year brother
Rutherford with stealing S15. He was sent
to the reform school. The boy is very wild
and has given his family q great deal of
trouble.
A plug in the electric light circuit called
the fire department at l O'Clock yesterday
morning to the Guaranty Loan building. The
damage was small. A couple of panes of
glass were broken and a small section of the
wall scorched.
The publishers OF MIS- Martins biography
of Emma Abbott say that the statement in
the morning papers that Seth Abbott's fail
ure was precipitated by the suit in garnish-
medt against Mrs. Martin is not true; that
Mr.. Abbott had no interest in the book
James Mcintyre, who is accused of having
carnally abused Katie Kusick, the eleven
year-old daughter of Patrick Kusick, was ar
ing and his examination set for tomorrow
morning. His bail was fixed at $500, which,
1t is said, his friends will furnish.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
John Skoolluim and Christina Week, John
Anderson and Carrie Carlson, Halbert N
Parker and Della E. Cook, John T. Rignell
and Selma S. Johnson. Carl Mielke and
Maria Oschkart Peter Risel and Ellen NJ
Anderson, John A. Peterson and Mary Crog,
Eric Bergren and Annie Johnson.
Morgan post, G. A. r., has decided to have
q picnic and campfire at Lake Harriet on the
day and evening OF June 80. The prepara-
tons for this event are being made on an
elaborate scale. The picnickers will go out
in the morning and remain all day. In the
evening the camp fires will be lighted in the
big pavilion.
A basket picnic for the members of Geth-
semene church and Sunday school will be
held at Spring park on Tuesday next. Base
ball, foot races, trips on the lake will be the
general order of the day. Brooks band will
be in attendance and a great time may be
expected. The train will leave the Union
depot at Q a. m.
The Buffalo Enquirer has the following:
A Minneapolis minister hates the newspa-
pers, and declares his belief that If there is
one place in hell that is hotter than another
1t will be reserved for the wicked city editors
and reporters" Now what has this partic-
ular dominic been doing that he should hate
the newspapers Will his record stand in
vestigation?
Measles at 2436 Hillside avenue, 500
and 500 Aldrich avenue, 1924 Sew
enth street north, 524 Aldrich ave-
nue., SIC Second street. $40 Eleventh street
north and 3106 Bloomington avenue: scarlet
fever at I'll Jefferson street and 913 East
Seventeenth street, and diphtheria at 720
Seventh avenue south, were reported at the
health office VpStprdav