St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-07
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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Don't forget Locke Richardson in his great
Iendltlon OF King Lear at Century Music
hall this evening.
Ex..Alderman Billy McArde has been
heard from again. He has been arrested at
Seattle for selling liquor TO Indians.
The late Ninth Ward Democratic club has
sent request TO Mayor Win4ton 10 appoint
Jacob hort to position on the police force.
o. V. Tousley has been mentioned as the
successor of Chairman Lyman, Of the civil
service commission. TOusley says he will ac-
cept.
The annual donation of shetering Arms
orphans. home, at Emerson avenue and
Twenty-seventh avenue south, will be held
Thursday from - 10 g p. m.
A case OF measles at 512 Tenth avenue
south. and diphtheria at Washburn avenue
and Thirty sixth avenue nortn,werc reported
10 the health Office yesterday.
The frcmens fund for the relief of the
men injured i'll the elevator fire of Sept. y
now amounts TO S2sI5. The Milwaukee
road was the latest contributor, with 800.
The Y. W. c. A. had a housewarming re-
ception in its new rooms, 81 Eighth street
south, Monday evening. The apartments are
costly and neatly furnished, and contain
many choice bits of furniture, the gifts of
business men and benevolent ladies'.
The officers of Flour City Camp, Modern
Woodmen OF America. yesterday paid to Mrs
+. de Harven $1,000, the amount of the in
suTance policy i'll that society carried by her
husband. eX-Sidewalk Inspector de Haryen.
The stockholders of the Title Insurance
company yesterday elected NJ. B. Koon, G..
Nj. Loring. W. o. Winston. G. b. Kirkbride
+. r Kitchell, c. G. Leland and j. W.
Mauck directors The former officers were
reelected.
At the First Presbyterian church last night
Rev. II. L. Hastings delivered the first OF a
series of anti-inidel lectures. All who de-
sire 10 read the reverend gentemans lecture
of last night will find II included among his
published lectures.
DR.. r. n. McKaig was last week honored by
being elected member of the American In
stitute OF Christian Philosophy by its mem.
bers This is an Eastern organization, OF
which DR.. Deems is president and many
wealthy men are supporters.
The board of education committee on rules
and regulations met yesterday and began the
work of rearranging the boundaries of the
school districts to reduce the distance from
the schools at which some Of the pupils live
under the present arrangement.
The annual meeting of the state associa-
ton, Y. NJ. C. A. will be held in Minneapolis
held i'll the First Congregational church. on
the East side, and the delegates will be enter
tanned by the State University Y. Nj. c. A.
The police have been informed that Miss
Nettie Nelson, of 500 Second street north, has
disappeared from her home. Miss Nelson is
about eighteen years of age and a decided
blonde, and was last seen on Monday after
noon at o'clock. She has been i'll for some
lulc past, anu IL Is ledIeQ lDdl uGT IuluQ Ills
been weakened.
EAfter five years passionate Rev. Kingsley T.
Norris, pastor of The Open Door Cougre-
gational church of this city, has resigned, and
removes in a few weeks TO his native state,
New York. where he has received call to
become pastor of the First Presby
church, of Webster, Monroe county, n. Y.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Minnesota State bank. The cap
ttal stock is S25. geo. but may be INCREASED at
time DV majority vote of the SlQrehOl0
ers. but not to exceed $4,000. The stock
holders are L. r. Mueller, Dettlof Mueller,
Charles +. Herms, Leonard j. MoSness ana
Horace h. Robinson.
Martin Safer, a waiter in a Hennepin ave-
nue. saloon, appeared in the police court yes
lerday upon complaint of William Holt, who
charged that Safer had done HIM out Of S..
Holt stated that he had given Safer $40 bill
TO pay for a round of drinks and that he had
only received change for 81. Safer was
obliged to reimburse him.
Judge Elliott yesterday rendered decision
in the case of Miss Minnie Bowers Gallagher
against William ii. Rowe, awarding Miss Gal
laGher damages in the sum OF $780, The
court holds that Miss Gallagher left the prop
erty in the hands of Rowe, not specifying
where ii should be stored, and that Rowe
was therefore responsible for it,
Gustave BraSseur and Eugene Funk, who
are now under Indictment for the larceny of
clothing belonging to Emil Ferrant were ar
THigned in the police court Yesterday, charged
with arson in the second degree in setting
fire to Mr.. Ferrants residence, No. 1900 Park
avenue. They waived examination, and
were bound over 10 the grand jury in $500
bail each.
Daniel Shryock, the well-known musician,
died Monday night at his home 1914 Clinton
avenue, after an illness of three weeks, with
fever He was about forty-five years of age,
and leaves a wife and two children. Miss
Gussie Shryock, his daughter. within a year
has become quite well known al a pianist.
and recently went to New FORK with Carl V.
Lachmund.
a fntuS apparently of about six months
growth was discovered yesterday by a party
of school children playing at the corner of
Division and Johnson streets southeast The
body was III a shoe box and was wrapped up
in newspaper. 1t was reported TO the cor
oner and by him turned over TO Amor d Co.,
the county underfakers.
The Dual City Collection agency. of which
C.A.Nimocksis manager and eX-Alderman j.
T.. Sterling are at war over the collection of
certain rebates on special assessments
Heretofore the Dual City agency has been
collecting these rebates on commission, but
recently Mr.. Sterling went into the business
ana II appears secured claims. that had
already been placed in the hands of the Dual
City company. The Dual City company then
enjoined the payment of the claims TO Sterl-
ing.
Richard II. Flagg. late agent of the New
England Mutual Insurance company, has
left his home in this city, and his present To-
cation is mystery, although his wife ex-
presses herself as confident that he Will re-
turn. Flagg has been in Minneapolis nearly
three years. and lived at IA Thirteenth street
north. Mrs. Flagg asserts positively that his
accounts are perfectly straight and that he
is sound mentally. She thinks he has gone
TO Montana.
About twenty former residents of Albert
Lea met at the Nicollst house Monday even
Ing to form a social club and effected a tenn
porary organization with Charles Kettelson
president and Fred G.. Bennett, secretary
These, With Col. T. j. Sheehan and Messrs.
ID. F. Morgan, W. d. Madigan. c. P. Hunter
Fred j. Johnson, Norman Larson and E.
Hammer, constitute the committee on per-
manent organization. Another meeting will
be held next Monday evening at the same
place.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph Kieba and Josephine Noyrscosyster,
Elmer McClus&Y and Mary l.. Spilman, Peter
}. 1hieler and Marguerite Hornung, A lbert
\. Anderson and Ellen NJ. Nicholson, Daniel
7. Slyner and Cynthia A. Tinsley, Charles H.
Brakeman and Catherine A. Bauman. John A
Peterson and Jennie NJ. Nelson, John Mon.
son and Mary Johnson, William Gray end
Mary Fitzgerald, Mike Sisson and Anna
Hofan, Miles Boyle and Lizzie Sweeney
Joseph \. Lamonlague and Rosa Yonish
Mayer Wolpert and Eta RobinoWitz
ADJUSTMENTS.