St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Horace f. Chamberlain and Sophia Hicks.
Mike Baudzak ana Annie Stenar.
Martin F. StapietoT. the druggist, is rap
idly improving in health, and his physicians
ale in hopes that he Will ultimately recover.
Edwartl--tNy berg. accused of picking the
POCKET of Barbara Wonderschek, was held to
The grand jury yesterday by Judge Mahoney.
The court house commission has let the
contract for roofing the county side OF the
new court house TO the S1lden Coinlce and
Roofing company.
The fruit exchange. it is said. has decided
tomake black list of the country merchants
who do not act fairly in the dealings with
the city commission men.
Gen. Thomas E. kosser. of Richmond, Va.
IS spending few DAYS in MINNEAPOLIS. partly
for business and partly for pleasure. lie is
the guest of Mayor Winston.
The council committee on markets will not
meet this morning at sunrise. Chairman
Gray is out of town and the pleasant event
has been postponed until later date.
1t is thought that Holm. the missing
cooper. has gone 10 Sweden,sas il has been
learned that on the night of his disappear
ance. last Saturday, he purchased a ticket 10
Stockholm.
Company B has broken camp at Lake Inde-
pendence and was at Wayzata until this
morning. From there it goes to Medicine
lake for a dav. and the boys will be home to-
morrow morning.
All the papers and letters which have been
read before the Minnesota branch of the
LOYAL Legion during the past three years are
to be published in book form, provided the
command .ry will subscribe for 300 copies at
Sl.50 each.
The ". C. T. Il. sent out another party of
thirty children in search of fresh air yester
day morning. They went out over the Great
Northern road. Twelve of them were
dropped al Dassel and the others were taken
to Litchfield.
John g. Woolley came back to Minneapolis
from the East yesterday He will go to
Europe in September and remain three
months. While i'll England he will deliver
series of speeches at the request of Lady
Henry Somerset.
The mother superior of the House of the
Good shepherd i'll South Minneapolis has
just returned from the convention of her
order at Lourdes France. She was pro-
NOTED to be provincial of the order in the
Northwest. She Will have charge of all the
houses in the Northwest, with headquarters
in ST Paul
The arrangements for the funeral of
Thomas f. Andrews have been completed.
II will be held from his late residence, 527
Fifth avenue southeast, at o'clock this aft
ernoon, kev. George Il. Merrill, of the First
Congregational church. officiating. The pail
bearers, selected by the eX alderman himself,
Will be o. T. Swett NJ P Haynes. P. d. Nc
MILAN and c. NJ. Martin.
Tomorrow night James II. Walick. the
heroic actor. will open weeks engagement
oil the Bijou. presenting for the first half of
the week his thrilling play. "The Bandit
King" and for the last half of :he week an
interesting story of Western life, eniitled
1.-THE Cattle King Roth plays are said TO
abonnd in the most stirring situations, eXcit-
ing scenes and thrilling cllmaxes.
The largest audience of the week gathered
at the Bijou last evening to witness the per-
formance of '.East Lynne" as given by Jacob
Lifts players. The entire performance was
strongly and capably acted Only two more
performances Of the liece will be given. The
largest in the history of the playhouse. To-
nights performance will terminate the en-
gagement.