St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The evening schools will reopen next Tues
day evening, Jan. 8. Instead of Monday even-
ing.
Agent Tatro, of the Humane society, is
again after Roscoe Cummings. this time for
allowing his stock to remain out through the
cold weather of winter without shelter.
Thirty-th rec present and prospective
teachers were examined at the Central High
school yesterday. The examinations COM
menced yesterday and were in the common
branches.
Albert Jacob. of POLL Eighth street south.
left home several weeks ago to act as agent
Tor picture house. He has not been heard
from since. and his family is nearly destitute.
One OF the children is also very ill.
The remains of e. G. Young. the conductor
Wis. arrived i'll the city Thursday, and today
will be taken to Garden City under an escort
rom the Order of Railway Conductors.
William Gibbons, burly negro, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday on
the charge of diSorderly conduct ana making
improper proposals TO Della Haw.ey, a
twelve-year-oid white girl. ne was sent to
the workhouse without the alternative of a
fire.
Lee Hammerund, the saloonkeeper at 1922
Washington avenue south. was fined S25 yeSf
terday for keeping his place open on the
Sabbath day.
The police telephone operators answered
2U.4!0 calls through the patrol boxes during
the past year. They were also forced to
listen to the reporting OF 425 dead AMI mails
and the loss of 304 children, most of whom
were afterward reported found. There were
2,0il calls for the wagon, 792 complaints and
4S8 calls for officers
Nellie karlson yesterday began suit for a
divorce from Swan Y. Carlson, whom she
married in Sweden on April rool's day of
1888. Cruel and inhuman treatment are the
charges alleged. -
Judge Hooker yesterday granted G. A.
Morast Il divorcs from Theresa Morast.
Forth-three deeds, aggregating Sl17,154,
were filed with the register of deeds yester
day.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, denies that he has re-
ceived a call to the First Baptist church, of
Duluth.
While the temperature was higher yester-
day the weather office predicts colder
weather for today.
Judge Hooker yesterday denied the motion
maee for a new trial in the suit OF G. A. Pills
bury against Mary A. Morse.
Gustava Nicklason has petitioned the pro-
bate court to prove the will OF the Sl,1JO es
tate left by Frank &. Nicklason.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edward W. Vana ana Antsina Stader. John
E. Anderson and Ellen johnson, James
Rutherford and Agnes e. j Fairweather,
John F. Valentine and Nancy o. Schalin.
The Minneapolis school of Fine Arts Will
open mems life class on Monday evening
next to work from the model five nights q
week. One night will be devoted 10 sketch
ing from coStumed model. the sketching 10
he free to all the members OF the night and
day school.
A letter from Bishop Whipple explains
that the illuminated vellum manuscript in
the public library which had been mutilated,
supposedly by vandals had been so mItilated
before Slc manuscript was purchased by W.
Ii. DuIHToody in Rome
Rebecca d. Bickser. of Wisconsin, through
her attorney. has begun suit III the United
States district court against the 500 road for
injuries received in the bridge accident
Which occurred near Barrett, Grant county,
Minnesota. zig. q last. The plaintiff wants
$50 750 DAMAGES.
Manager Hays, OF the Biion, has tendere d
to.the news3oys matinee next Wednesday
afternoon. This is only another one of the
numerous occ' sions the newsooys have to
thank Manager Hays for his Kindness in fur
will be "fOn Yons0u."
Douglas Nolk, the director of the Minneap.
oils art school. has been cuitIvating the liter
afy as well as the pictorial! .rt. lie has writ
tell a play The fe" intimate acouaintances
who have read the play a, aim that it is un
commonly good. 1t de With the life of an
artist. 1t may be produce. in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Z. C Saulpaugh, wife ~ the wealthy
contractor and large quarrynie IL, died early
yesterday morning ut 4JFWelItn street north
!
has been suffering for some tin. With com
iplication OF diseases. which cdlminatea in II
severe attack few days ago and som
brought Oh her death. The family formerly
lived at Mankato.
The Woman's Baking company was in
corporated yesterday with capital stock OF
SIS '.UW. The incOrporators are: kathfina
ingalls,, Francis Neal, Sarah Tuthill, Olive j.
Deming, Harriet Bye Elvina N. Anderson,
Amanda Il. Anderson. Anne E. Teel. Mary
III n II.
apols. rhe capital STOCK is divided into
1U00 shares. and these shares can only be
bought by women.
The state meeting of the Order of Modern
WOodmen of America, which will convene in
Minneapolis Tuesday. Jan II. lSls pro misses
will be held in Elks hall, corner of Wash
ington and First avenues south Head Con-
sui W. A. Northcott, of GreenviIle. ILL.,.
promises to be present If Ii is possible for
him to do So. WOOdm I'll S headquarters will
be at the Windsor hotel.
Tneo G. Soares, one of the bright lights in
the class of ~. University Of Miunesota who
is now at the University of Chicago Oh fell
loWship is spending the holidays at his home
and among his many friends in the city. lie
will give talk ut the young peoples meet
lug at the Ollvet Baptis. church tomorrow
evening OH The Work ct the New Baptist
University of Chicago"
Following the young peoples meeting at
the Olivet Baptist church tomorrow n:gat.
there will be New Years service. at which
Rev. W. p Mckee will speak on The Evils
Of New Years Resolutions" The music will
be by a male quartette. composed of MessrS.
Burt and shepardson, Frank j. aud Fred j.
Llewellyn.
Friends" which drew one of the largest
matinees in the history of the Grand on Mon
day afternoon, will be given at the matinee
today at popular prices. The engagement
closes tonight.