St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Mayor Winston left for Chicago on private
business Sunday night. He is expected home
Friday.
z y. Briggs, superintendent OF the Wash
burn home, died early sunday morning.
The funeral occurred yesterday.
The fourth annual opening exercises OF the
Missionary Training institute are 10 be held
today 81 ( O'Clock i, the institute chapel, 62s
University avenue.
Christian Jes,rup. Of b city engineers
Office suggests that the food cooked N the
cooking schools for children be distributed
among the poor families Of each district
The anniversary Of the death Of President
James A. Garfield was observed yesterday at
The pubic schools by flying the flags at half
mast. Eleven years ago yesterday he passed
away al ElbeTton.
The Rrbl1rators IN the suit OF Rev. Robert
=. Sample against The Minneapolis Loan
Trust Company have fled their decision. al
lowing Sample possession OF the elevator
involved and $500 IL cash.
Some OF The real estate men who are not
members Of the real estate board talk Of start
Ing new exchange. They argue that the
present exchange is against an open market
and free exchange Of property.
Marie Hubert Frohman viii appear at the
Bijou three nights beginning Thursday, Sept
-, IL The Witch. " founded on the witch
craft delusiOn in Salem. Mass 1t shows he
early Puritans as they were, good, bad and
Indifferent.
Andrew and Joseph Wagner. the brothers
who slashad Andrew Maiiher i'll such brutal
manner in q fight in q boarding house last
week. were arraigned in the municipal court
Yesterday and were held for uial next
Wednesday.
The Commercial and Athletic club direct
ors mel yesterday and Immediately adjourned
10 meet al ~ ton rrOW afternoon IN the
board Of trade rooms. Al that meeting the
location Of the club Quarters VIII probably
be definitely settled.
An audience that completely filed the
rneater Witnessed The second &. peGrance of
HRverlys M8stodOu Minstrels at the Bljou
last evening Tomorrow afternoon and even
LIZ The final performances viii be given, with
81 entire change OF programme.
The civ council VIII hold special meet
ing tonight for the purpose Of taxing action
On The report Of the committee on ways and
means and the revisory board. This must be
cone III order 10 have the proceedings placed
ID The hands Of the CITY auditor before Oct. /
Dr. William Leonard. who made an inspec-
non OF the local methods Ter fighting chol-
era, stated yesterday that The river water was
the purest and best 10 drink Ii is better he
SAID. thRl We'll lake or mineral water, for il
has frequently been analyzed, and found TO
be all right
The Allied Orders have failed TO embrace
the opportunity offered TO secure the ''Naiad
Queen benefit. Mr. Jones has offered il to
the executive committee OF the Peoples
Meetings association. and hev have accepted
heaier the last week III October.
Yesterday was the first regular day Of the
September general term OF The district court
hiX court and the same number OF Jury cases
were Oh the calendar. none Of which is OF
general interest. The grand jury has lot. as
yet concluded its labOrs, but may do SO today
or tomorrow.
The following marriage license were issued
yesterday: Jesse ". Smith and Lille NJ core,
timothy q . Harclgan and Charlotte a. Gore
len JOnd T. SaudeksOn and Ida May sander
son, Charles Wlltse ana Annie Nelson Frank
Hall0n and Matilda johnson, Swan Holm
berg ana Hilda johnson.
Capt George W Browning & well-knovn
resident and member Of The c. 4. r. died
Sunday al bis home. 2916 Alduch avenue
south. he ieaves wife and three children
Capt. browning was member Of the George
\ Morgan post The remains were taken 10
Union CITY Pa, last night for burial
Max FTOnlette, Of St. PAM. is suing Gette
Mal1enhOu. Of Minneapolis. for the value Of
an engagement ring and certain household
articles Max alleges he preseH led his be
uothed IN view Of proposed marriage
Miss MarieuhOf answers that the articles
were purchased with her money, and that
The engagement was broken on account OF
trometJe : ldleness.
In Jhe United States district court yester-
Gay morning, trial was begun Of the damage
case OF ErieK Lundin against The CITY OF
Minneapolis The case was up at the last
term but on motion was deferred TO the
present term. Q. Aosness ana Frank Lara
bee appear foI The plaintiff. and CITY At
torney Russell for The defense. In The circuit
court the case Of Hams a. Nelson, q personal
INJURY suit against the SimOnsOn Bros Man
ufacluring company. is On trial
The transfer Of the ST. Louis hotel al Lake
Mlnnetonka anu 100 acres of adjacent land
from Charles Gibson to the West End Hotel
company Tor consideration OF 800, 900, was
recorded Saturday. II includes no part OF
me private estate upon which Charles Glib
son mas his residence. As II is known that
victor Gibson Is heavy shareholder in the
West End Hotel company, the transfer Is re
garded practically as from Gibson 10 Gibson.