St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


The Mishawauka club entertained about
seventy five of their friends Ut the Holmes
IaStnight.
Observer Harmon predicts fair and gen
orally warm weather for this vicinity Tor the
next twenty four hours.
The charge of bastardy preferred against
Swan Nelson by Mary Larson WAS withdrawn
Yesterday, aud The TWO were united in mar
liage by judge Mahoney,
Sheriff Charles \. Hokanson, OF Isanu
county. brought Adolph Guderian down 10
the county Jail yesterday. Guderian is
Charged with grand larceny.
William d. Genevey the last of the gang OF
boys charged with having passed forged
check on =. Hoban, was given hearing yes
terday and held to the grand jury III $500
bonds.
The first annual banquet of the life under
writers OF Minnesota will be held at the West
hotel this evening at : o'clock All old line
agents who desire 10 attend should report at
that time.
John Thayer, for u number of years EN-
ployed i'll the WaShburn Z mil, has gone to
Kansas City 10 take charge OF new ,NO
barrel mill that will be ready for operation
by April l.
Prof H F. Naehtritt of the state univers-
fly, VIII give the fourth lecture OF the Agassiz
association free course this evening at the
public library al O'Clock. Subject: How
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his home,S3e9 Penn avenue north, of heart di,
sease. He was thirty-three years OF age and
leaves 4 wife and three children. The fu-
neral will be held this forenoon.
Thomas Riley and William Murphee, ar
rested on Thursday night for creating dis
turbanee in the Winter Garden concert
Ealoon on Washington avenue, were yester-
day fined $40 each by Judge Mahoney.
A schedule of assets and liabilities in the
assignment of H. Lenkke has been filed. The
a shown n hp SELL II and the llADill-
ties s. ,20S.95. This Is on the basis OF settle
ment of about II cents on the dollar
The cattalene cases will come up in the
municipal court next Monday morning. Ace
p. AteIl, attorney for the prosecutor, is GER
tain that he will come out on top. He claims
precedent has already been established.
Casino Melloni, who was fined S. in the
municipal court Thursday for peddling
plaster Of paris images without license
was brought in again Yesterday on the same
charge. He was fined SO for the second Of
fense.
Rev. NJ Falk Gjertsen was appointed
guardian or Mary Peterson Thursday. Mary
Is but seventeen years of age. and she wished
TO marry. Her parents are located across the
Atlantic Robert Hall took out license TO
marry her yesterday.
The board of education committee on sup
plies has ordered 200 tons of Brazil block coal
al Si-l4 per ton, and 100 cords of dry body
maple at $3.50 per cord for use i'll the schools.
1ne contract for furnishing the coal was
awarded to Goodnnw 4 Lawther.
Cen O'Brien. while engaged in splitting
wood on First avenue south yesterday morn
ing. accidentally struck his left ankle with
the axe. nficting a very painful wound.
His wound was dressed by DR.. Gibson, after
whice he was removed to the city hospital.
The gentlemen guests of the West hotel
have received invitations to q dancing party
which will be given on the evening of Jan.
IS II is 10 be leap year partv, and all the
arrangements are in the hands of the lady
guests of the house. The dancing Will be i'll
the ladies' ordinary.
As was to be expected, the local United
States officials especially those of the pos.of-
fee, are well disposed toward the bill intro
duced py Senator Hoar making the office of
postmaster life office and providing that re-
elovaI snail be for cause only, and not on ac
count OF politics.
branch of the Lyceum League of America
vas organized Thursday night at Regan
Bros. dining o0m on Nicollet avenue. Will
lam Regan was made temporary president
and Harry Clark temporary secretary. At
the next meeting secretary will be chosen
from the younger members.
Cases of scarlet fever at 101I Third avenue
zortheast and DOCS Fremont avenue south:
measles at SI7 Third avenue south and PHI
Fist avenue south and diphtheria at 926
North Fifth street. l4J1 Lake street east and
26C5 Randolph street northeast were reported
at the health office yesterday
There will tie q convention of the Scandi
navian church choirs of the state in Mime
epoliS Jan. y an / 30 for the purpose of form
ing an organization. Calls are now being
s-nt out by Prof Theodore s. Re.mestad of
Augsburg seminf ~, this city, and B. b Hau-
GIN. OF Fergus Fa 8
The insurance men OF the city are desirous
of having the council establish the office of
fire warden and will present a petition 10
that effect ct the next council meeting The
duties of the fire warden will De TO inspect
Rll buildings and see that the fire ordinances,
equations, etc, are enforced.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Robert Hall and Mary Peter
Eou, Swan Nelson and Mary Larson, Gust
johnson and Lena Johnson, Alexander
Hudobra and Mary Szyazko. Carl Moline and
Augusta V. Rosengren, F. W. Peterson and
Lena Johnson, Thomas Witzani and Julia
HuntZinger.
Mrs \. ". Waldron. mother of Mrs. Will
lam Jennings and Mrs. E A. Bromley, died
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at Capt. Jen-
nlngs residence, after protracted Illness
Mrs. WaldrOn Was born in Newark " twas
resident of 81. Paul several years ago but
had resided here since 1877. Her only son.
a. w. Naldron Jr., lives Ill Elizabeth, n. j.
Charles s. Cairns. The secretary of the Law
Enforcement league. says that there is moth
ing III The organization or the objects of the
Ieagne to warrant any one in saying that it is
for the purpose or paving the way toward
prohibition. He says the league is composed
of men Of all shades of political and religious
belief, who are working for the one object of
securing a better enforcement of the laws of
Ainnea polls.