St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
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The French Canadian association will
meet this afternoon at its hall at o'clock.
A case of measles at 619 Seventeenth ave-
nue. north, and one of diphtheria at 22l6
Eighteenth avenue south, were bulletined at
the health office yesterday.
Prof. Ii. j. Healing, of Austin, Tex, will
speak in the Hennepin Avenue NJ. (. church,
next Wednesday evening, under the auspices
of the W. G.. L. L. Subject The American
JONAH meaning the negro.
james johnson, bootblack who was sent
TO the state school at Owatonna from this
city a few weeks ago, and who recently eS-
capped from that institution, was found on
the street yesterday by the superintendent of
the school, who will take him back with
him.
Preparations are being made for a large
delegation to attend the coming G. A. X. en-
campment at Detroit The party will leave
Minneapolis by the 500 road two days before
the encampment opens. ana, among the
number will be Judges Rea AMI LOchren and
Col. K. &. Benton.
George W. Grant, of Minneapolis, and p
l.. Dawson of st. Paul, have been chosen to
represent the Minnesota Association OF eX-
Prisoners of War at the national meeting of
the association held at Detroit, Mich, Aug.
5. s. 5. Wales and l.. c. Stevens. of Mime
apoiis, were chosen alteTnates.
Mayor Winston yesterday appointed AL
phonse Normand as patrolman on the police
force, and William j. Barber to succeed
Telephone Operator Kellogg, who recently
resigned. MIR. Barber is a prominent mem
Der of the @. A. K. ana has recently been
employed as street car conductor.
County Attorney Cortting, of Wright cOun-
ty, who is i'll the city, expresses the be-
lief that John Mazue, the young fellow ac-
cused of the murder of Anna Bender, could
not be taken back to that county even now
with safety. He says the feeling against the
boy is still very strong, and that he would un-
doubleday be lynched if taken back.
jerome Mckinney, a brakeman on the
Hastings & Dakota division of the Milwau-
kee roau, who resides at 26.6 Seventeenth
avenue south, missed his footing while
jumping on his train at Wsubay 5. d..
Thursday evening last, and. had IL not been
would have fallen beneath the wheels and
been crushed to death. As it was. he re-
ceived several painful bruises.
The members of the Church of st. Clotilde
are making preparations for bazaar to be
held in the near future for the benefit of
sists of Messrs. A. j. Menard, p. II. Robin
son, Louis Laramee, l.. Tuscany, Charles
Mauchessault n. Campbell, u. Demeules,
Louis Labrie, 2. Chouinard and A. G. La
breche
The Children's AID society has received
following children: A girl of fourteen. a boy
of twelve. boy of ten, two boys of eight, q
girl of six, u girl of four, girl of two and a
half and u brother of eighteen months, to be
placed together. Apply by letter or in per-
son from 2:30 to IN. at 655 Temple court
Minneapolis.
Humane Agent Tatro secured q warrant
Yesterday for the arrest of August Seiber on
the charge of cruelty to animals Mr.. Tatro
found a horse belonging to Seiber in a vacant
lot where it had been for three days without
food or water The animal was Diseased and
i'll such pitiable condition through illness
and neglect, that it was necessary 10 shoot
it. A few months ago Seiber was fined SIS
on similar charge.
George Gilbertson begins suit in the
United states courL as administrator of The
estate of Magnus GilberLson, against the
Great Northern railroad to recover damages
for the death of the latter, which resulted
from injuries received on Sept. Z, 1892 i'll
Todd county 1t is claimed that GAbertson S
death resulted from injuries received by his
buggy colliding with certain distractions on
the railroad. The suit Is begun 10 recover
5000. The wife of the deceased also
brings suit for like amount.
A ladies branch of the Order Of the Iron
Hall was organized on Thursday evening.
July %, in the lodge parlors, 81 Fourth street
south, and the following officers were elected
Randall; vice justice, Miss Sadie Hines; ac-
countant, Miss Anna McCutcheon; cashier.
MRS. Sarah Dickie; adjuster. Mrs. Anna
Chamberlain; p. G. j., Miss Anna Grove;
prelate, Miss Jennie Banette: herald, Mrs.
Lublin; Waterman. Miss Sadie Purcell
trustees, Mrs. Anna Prescott Mrs. George W.
Sargent, Miss Jennie Madden,