St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINI EAPOIIAS GLOBU LES.
The Long Meadow Gun club will give its
anilIal turkey shoot today at the club
grounds.
Arthur Bennett was sent to the reform
larceny
Boutell Bros. have begun suit against A, ].
Young TO recover $lU2 20 on II bill of mer-
chandise
ben johnson was arrested Yesterday on
charge of bastardy The complainant was
Hannah p Nelson
The fourth piano recital of series "a" viii
be given next Monday evening at Century
hall by Prof. Gustavas Johnson.
Charles II. Orth mas begun suit against j.
dered in negotiating real estate deal.
William Dusan was fined So yesterday in
The municipal court for driving a uathc
wagon on the Lake Harriet boulevard.
City Clerk Hdney requests all the election
messengers to report at his office This after
noon, from l o'clock 10 g. to receive their
pay.
Tonight the new comedy. 1.-THE Juni or
Partner" will be presented at the Grand by
an admirable company. 1t will be preceded
by Clyde Fitch's one-act play. Frederic Lee
maitre."
The Ladies auxiliary of the typographical
union will meet with Mrs c. c. Landgraeber,
4lS Sixteenth street south. this afternoon ut
%:3O O'Clock. All printers wives are invited
TO attend.
Aid. Kichli, LacSey and Woodward left
last evening for McGregor, Mimi. where they
Will hunt the wary deer. Aid. Farnsworth is
already on the spot making preliminary ar
engagements.
A reception between and o'clock yester-
day afternoon attracted nearly 10 ealing
women 10 The prettily decorated parlors OF
Mrs. Edward E. Websters new home at 2l06
Aldrich avenue.
NJ f. Bryant, district master of the l.. o.
]. of this city, instituted a new lodge of the
Ladies Loyal Orange association tuesday
evening. he name chosen for the new lodge
was Lucy b. Hayes.
A Morton Bailey. formerly secretary of
the Washburn-C Crosby company, but resi-
dent Of New York city for the past year and
half, is now in Minneapolis with view or
again residing here.
Olicer Barry arrested Henry Berlanger last
night for the larceny, Of bicycle. Inc me
prisoner was followed by The owner OF the
vehicle from St. Paul. He will be taken TO
ST. Paul for examination today.
Wesley House was arrested for assault and
battery yesterday. The complainant was
Peter Lorrold who has an enlarged head
which. he says, was caused by WesleyS right
hand. The case VIII be tried this afternoon
Frank H. Strong, chief CLERK to General
Freight Agent Martin, of the 500 road; has
resigned his position and gone to Toledo, o.
to accept the position of chief CLERK TO Gen
ifnief. + Wilson, Of the Southwestern" Despatch
Peter Nelson, Henry Nolan, Jebb Conway
Nels Peterson w. }. MCGEE, A. F. Anderson
Arthur Stapeton. Al drew Norberg and
George Norberg were each given ten days
tor drunkenness by Judge Mahoney !ester-
day.
The ball 10 lie given tonight at the Eighth
Ward Relief hall for the benefit of j. NJ.
Odor The well known printer promises to
be grand success. The advance sale of
tickets has been very large. Coca music will
be i'll attendance, and every one is invited.
Ed A. Sumner has written a letter to
friend in Minneapolis. in which he gives his
reasons for his sudden departure from the
metropolis of the Northwest. He says that
Mrs. Summers health would not permit her
to live longer in Minneapolis. He also states
he will be over in Minneapolis next month.
The S II. O. sign doesn't find time to get
dusty at the Bijou this week. Last night was
no exception To the general rule and the
theater was packed from pit to dome. The
many specially features of the entertainment
are attracting large audiences. Only four
more performances of The Spider and Fly
will be given.
Joseph Genevy, the umbrella maker, sued
the ". A. Edwards Printing company. com
posed of ". A. Edwards and George Stables,
i'll the district court to recover 5 100 dam
ages for alleged false arrest on the charge of
stealing due bill for 81. The jury yester-
day brought in Il verdict for Joe in the sum
of 500
Deputy Coroner Cary held an autopsy over
the remains Of John Anderson, who died as
the result of fall from an elevator scaftUld,
ana found that death was caused by int1am-
nation of the BRAIN, resulting from the frac-
ture of the skull. An inquiry into the cause
of the accident showed that no one but the
unfortunate man was TO blame.
The faculty recital of the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music will be held in Cen
fury hall tomorrow evening. The programme
promises 20 be an elaborate one. Among
the features there will be piano perform
ance by Miss Esther Butler, of New York,
and the rendition of the closet scene from
Hamlet, by Mrs. Foster, the elocutionist.
FMGrriage licenses were Issued ycste rday to
William Thomas and Emma E. Crockett NJ.
Is. Blackburn and Marguerite Edwards, v H.
lam d. O'Brien and Bertha NJ. Groth, Iver
Hagen and Petra Williamson, Fred Hartley
and ALA Lundburg, Reinhard Norris and
Dim Bjelland, Berger Johnson and Hannah
7. Nelson. Harry Ii. Farnham and Matte ii.
Blanchard, Solomon Pagueu and Veroginue
Desjartais
Juuge Pond and jury are engaged in heart
ing the case. of Harry S. Simms agains
Police Ofncer Anthony Conroy. brought 10
recover 81 900 damages for alleged false ar
rest ut the time of the recent Republican
convention. From the testimony in the case
il appears that ConrOy, who has always borne
the reputation If being one of the best Of
hcers Oh the force, only aid his duty, and
Simms will probably get nothing from the
jury.
Some time ago Lambert Mitchell, colored
went into the Ideal restaurant on Fourth
street, then managed by G. W. johnson, and
asked for cup or coffee No attention was
- paid to him, and he complained to Mr.. John
son, who told him he could not be served
there. lie sued in the district court TO re-
cover 1850 damages for injuries TO his feel
ings There was mo appearance for the de-
tendant and after hearing Mitchell's side of
the case the jury brought IN a verdict for him
in he SIM Ot Sf5