St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

A social and literary entertainment will be
given in Shiloh Presbyterian church tonight.
The regular meeting Of ZGhrah's Ladies'
society Will be held in their rooms in Masonic
Temple this afternoon.
The widow and children of the late DR.. o.
z. Tiffany will leave next week for Phila-
eeiphia, where they will reside hereafter.
The board of education committee has de-
cided 10 leave the question of opening the
Bancroft school to Supt. Bradley for de-
cison.
A L. Skoog, the choirmaster of the Swed-
ish tabernacle. has begun the publication OF
amonthly Swedish journal devoted to music.
It is named Gittit.
Arthur II. Goodwin. of Minneapolis, is now
In New York as a witness in the trial of Bur
ton G.. Webster for the murder of Charles E.
Goodwin, Arthur GoOdWins brother.
The officials and employees of the local ex-
press offices say that they know nothing
about any brotherhood of express messen-
gers. The order is not represented in Mime
apolis.
The Jobbers' Union of Minneapolis an
nounces that il is willing and ready to help
the farmers of the Dakotas and Minnesota
secure all the help they need on their farms
this spring.
Isaac fitzpatrick, resident of Minneapolis
from his infancy, died yesterday morning at
his home, 2S4O Henuepin avenue. He had
been an invalid for some time. Cancer was
the cause of death.
B. T. Shaver, the assistant county super
intendent of schools has nearly completed
the revision of the records of the county de-
Eeribing the boundaries of the school dis
tricts OF Hennepin.
George L. Hit ard family returned vester-
day from a five weeks sojourn amidst the
perfumes of Florida. He brings back q
young alligator and several specimens of
queer birds and fishes.
The following marriage licenses were
Wright John w Peterson and Augusta Nors,
Thomas j. Vincent and Mary Rowland,
Charley Smich and Patra Adams.
Yesterday Herbert Rosenstein was arrested
on the charge Of assault and battery. He is
accused by his cousin, d. Rosenstein, with
ent gave bond of $50 for his appearance in
the criminal court next Thursday.
The Retail Mems Protective association,
for commercial reporting and collecting, was
incorporated yesterday, with capital of
$4,000. The incorporates are: f. s. Pratt,
G. L. Dingman, Fred Loring. P. w. Werth
and F. II. Brown, all of Minneapolis.
On Feb. 19~at the American mission,
Smyrna, occurred the marriage of Miss Eliz-
abeth E. Kirkland to Rev. James Murray, B.
D. Scotch mission. The bride is niece of
Prof. Sanford, of the University of Mime
sofa. and is well known on the East side.
The proposed road from Minneapolis to
Wayzata will be discussed by the county
commissioners at their meeting Monday.
The road committee has already approved of
the road as laid out Ali that remains is to
assess the benefits and award damages to
those through whose land the road will run
Dr. s S. Kilvington. of Minneapolis, who
controls the right to use the Campbell-Koch
treatment for drunkenness in Minnesota
and the Dakotas, will open an otflce III ST
Paul similar to the one in Minneapolis. It.
will be under the charge of DR.. d. A. Dor
man.
The March meeting of the Loyal Legion
will be held at the Guaranty Loan mex
Tuesday evening. Applications from P e.
c. Merrill, j. r. Howard and j. H. Morri:
will be considered. The Army of the Poto
mac is the title of paper to be presented
by w. 3. Leach.
Timber Examiner A. j. Westly SAYS there
is more than the usual activity in getting ou
timber in the northern part of the state
There is eighteen inches of snow to the
north, he says. and the timber being got GU
on the Mississippi, Swan, Willow and Prairie
rivers is of remarkably good quality. The
total cut will be immense.
S. j. Turner has been sent to the workhouse
by Judge Mahoney for twenty days for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses from
Herman Mikolas a saloonkeeper at 242 Hen
nepin avenue. Turner obtained from him
by means of check on the Security bank SIS
knowing at the time that he had no money
on deposit there.
Charles Reed will be given hearing in the
criminal court this morning for petty larceny
He was formerly Wesley Neil's family coach
man, and it is thought that he is the per
petrator of the numerous thefts and burg
iaries that have annoyed the residents in the
vicinity of Second avenue south and Nine
teenth street recently.
The following contagious diseases were re
ported to the board of health yesterday:
Measles, CAB Jackson street northeast, Az
Seventh street southeast, 1901 Western ave
nue., 1917 Second street 200 Oak Grove
street, 2S2S Ninth avenue south, and scare
fever 90 Elwood avenue, Alb TwentY-first ave
nue. south, 2437 Fourteenth avenue south.
The sequel to the Fifth precinct saloor
row the other night, IN which Police Officer
Martin Devereaux was implicated, was the
arrest yesterday of John Quinlan, who wa
charged with assaulting the officer. QuinlaI
Mead guilty i'll the criminal court to assault
and battery and was fined $3, which he paid
Yesterday the victim of Tuesday nights
runaway accident died in the city hospital
The full name of the victim was Swan An
derson Malmquist He was thirty-five years
of age and resided at s11 Fifth street south
A brother of The victim residing in ST. Pau
had the remains removed to that city las
evening, where they will be buried.