St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-22
MINNEAPOLIS ~GLOBULEs.

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Carr left last evening
via the 500 TO spend the summer in Europe.
Prof. John E. Bradley says he will not ac-
cept the prIncipalship of the Academy of
Mortified, recently offered him.
Tailor Otto johnson, who was bitten some
time ago by W. n. Bakers bulldog. secured q
verdict of S2S in the municipal court yester-
day.
The funeral of J.. W. Luce occurred yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The services
were held at the family residence, 1904 Chi
cago avenue.
R.. G.. Evans, Minnesota's national com
mitteeman, will leave for Washington tomor-
row to attend the meeting of the national
committee.
There wiltbe a meeting of the Homeo-
pathic Medical society at the residence Of
DR.. Roberts this evening. Articles of ineor-
poration will also be adopted.
Mrs. M. L. Allison. wife of Prof. John Al
lisod, editor of the Minneapolis Herald, died
in Escanaba, Mich. at the Oliver house,
kept by her son, W. r. Allison, on the 18th
inst.
The real estate exchange viii hold a
meeting today to approve all the blanks that
have been ordered printed. After this the
exchange will get down to business in good
order.
The Young Peoples Society of st. An
drew's Episcopal church will give a lawn So
cial Thursday evening at the residence OF
their rector, Rev. william N1lklnSOn, LID
Logan avenue north.
park board, that the board must live up to its
agreement, and construct a drive through
the Dean tract given to the board, and build
a bridge under the II. & D. tracks.
On Saturday, should the weather continue
warm. the bathing houses at Lake Calhoun
will be opened. Up to this time the water
and air have been so cold that there has been
no demand for the bath houses.
The officials of the health department are
indignant over a report in a morning paper
that there is a case of smallpox. They say
that the case referred to is only c~hickenpox
and the patient is already in the quarantine
hospital.
z. Demueles. chairman of the park CON-
mittee on police. says that he has inyesti-
gated the charges against Park Policeman
Walton, and found that the officer was in the
right when he arrested the young lady in
Elliot park.
Inspector James Doyle left last night for
Oshkosh, to bring back J.. E.. Wilson. the
fakir, wanted here for swindling a macaroni
firm. and a dozen Of wOuld-be travelling
statesmen. The inspector was armed with
the neces sary requisition papers,.
Game Warden Stetson will start on a tour
of inspection next week, visiting the streams
where he has ordered fshways. Between
sixty and seventy orders have been placed,
and the game warden intends seeing that
they have been properly fulfilled.
The old Tribune building has again been
sold. Arthur N. Wright, of Boston, the re
cent purchaser, has disposed Of it to the New
England association for 100000. The build
ing will be remodeled and known as the New
England Association building.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Patrick Burns and Alvena Lickes, Axel
forward Berg and Dora Bjoring, James
Mona and Emma Feeney, Seuter NJ. Good
hne and Nellie A. Wright Albert Frank aud
Ada l.. Kellner, Charles White and Elizabeth
A. Walsh, Edward j. Brown and Elizabeth
A. Ward. William Ditzler and Cecilia Colds
worthy, William Jan es Nottage and Theo-
dore Shotwell, William o. Morrill, and Mabel
Dunn.