St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Judge Mahoney fined Moses Parks $40 for
1l-treating his wife.
Oliver P. Morton post, G. A. R., is arraug-
ing for memorial services in honor of Gen.
Sherman at Elks' hall, March -.
The stage at the Coliseum is to be enlarged
so as TO accommodate ZOO people, who Will
participate in the Scandinavian saengerfes t..
Suit has been instituted at Medford, Wis.
by Walrath & Reed, a Chicago banking firm,
against w. w. Huntington. OF Minneapolis,
FOR $500 acres of land.
The bank clearings yesterday were $73S-
g3447. and for the week, S5,363. 2O4. Is. as
against S4.6S4. 204. 2S the same week last wear.
an increase of II per cent
Mrs. Mary A Olson. a consumptive who
was being treated at st. Mary's hospital with
kocn lymph. died Tuesday. Her case wa S
too far gone to yield to the treatment
IN the police court yesterday Mary Malk-
ley, young woman eighteen years of age.
brought suit for bastardy against Frank
Tnorne. The case was continued until to-
morrow.
Damon Lodge X. of P. will work the
amplified third at its hall, Mas onic Temple
this evening. c. s. Anderson. of the Ciprjco
institute, viii reel te the Lay of the Mad
man" in costumes.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railroad took out a permit yesterday
for the erection of gas plant on the river
front at the foot of Sixth avenue north The
building is to cost $4,000.
George Smith stole robe from John LYONS
and was fined SIS. Mary Dugan, servant in
the family OF A. ". Worthington, on Mount
Curve avenue, was fined So for the theft of
four bed sheets and other small things from
her mistress.
There is some doubt about DR.. Vests
preaching at the Lowry Hill church Sunday.
as a letter from him announces that a neces.
sary engagement may prevent his reaching
here. The pastoral committee is understood
to be unanimous in its choice of DR.. West
for the passionate.
The funeral of Patrolman John Nolan VIII o
died Tuesday night, occurred yesterday
bers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
were detailed as pail bearers Services were
held at the Immaculate Conception church
at 1870 o'clock. The interment was in Cor
coran township.
Minnie Morris is one of the colored damsels
taken from rooms over sol First avenue south
few weeks ago by Sergeant Leonard and
sent TO the workhouse for being an inmate of
dlsrepuJable house. Last evening Minnie
was forwarded 10 her lover at West Suparior
Wis, and to-day they will be married. He
sent the ticket.
A Milwaukee special says: Rev Mr. Teall.
OF Minneapolis, who came here week ago
to nave an eye removed. has suffered stroke
OF paralysis, and is in a critical condition
MI Teall was struck in the uye by the head
Of 4 nail in opening a box of books. To
save The sight OF the other eye, the injured
member was removed. the operation being
performed on Monday at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai.
An invitation issued by the Young Mems
Christian association announces that Mr..
John G. WoOlley. the famous temperance
orator and evangelist, viii speak on I'm the
Witness OK at their special meeting for
men. tomorrow afternoon, in the lecture
room of Westminster church. Mr.. WoolIev
IN former years used to be county attornev
and his information on points of law will
enaole him to handle the subject announced
siasm.
The theatrical rate question has been mt
over to the April meeting. when it is likely
10 be arranged as the theater managers de-
sire, providing the Minnesota legislature
ooes not adopt the Currier railroad bill or
other radical legislation. The reduced rates
to the Toronto teachers convention and to
the Y. T. ). c. E. convention in Minneapolis
depend upon the action of the legislature.
as II would be useless 10 make a rate which
could not be put IN force with such a law on
the books.