St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

SCI. Is. A 'sS yesterday were Si'0'"
A. P. Noyes and Albert Massolt are organ.
izlng company to manufacture CASTLE soap
In Minneapolis
The regular meeting of the Homeopathic
Aprary this evening.
inc Congregationalist ministers have in
dorsed the idea of bringing b. Fay Mills, the
evangelist. TO Minneapolis.
Judge Canty yesterday divorced Elizabeth
Flnnegan.from Thomas Finnegan on the
grounds of cruelty ana adultery.
The Minneapolis Association of Collegiate
hlumn3 will meet Saturday or Monday to ar
range for the university extension course.
Alfred Msgnus has sued Frank Mailman
Tor $4,000 damages. Plaintiff alleges that
Mailman, while park policeman assaulted
him in Elliott park.
There will be meeting of the Typotheta
al the Office of the Tribune Job Printing
company this evening Sept. IA. Reports ex
pected from the delegates 10 Toronto.
The thompson concerts in Minneapolis
have been abandoned. W. F. Milne, the
agent who was to manage the concert here,
cannot be found. The abandonment is
through no fault OF the Thompson company.
The course of the Bloomington road will
probably be diverted by the county commits
sloners TO shorten the distance gardeners
travel to reach the city. and to do away with
The danger attending target practice at Fort
Smelling.
Judge Nelson. of the United States court
Is nearing the damage suit Of Peterson and
Larson against The City of Minneapolis
Plaintiffs claim to have been injured while
the city's employ and engaged in blasting
JOCK on Monroe street.
Richard Wessling the florist who was ar
rested on the charge of stealing several floral
designs from the Lakewood cemetery, was
discharged yesterday by jury III the mu-
nlcipal court. Wessling will bring suit for
damages against Supt Hobart, of the GENE
terry, who caused his arrest.
Nj. j. Mallon, the pawn shop inspector, was
around the city hall yesterday buying cigars
for his many friends. His wife gave birth to
bouncing elght-pound boy on Sunday,
which accounts for Malion's prodigality.
Mother and son are doing well.
The Minneapolis real estate board has de-
clded that il will send delegates to the pa
uonal association of real estate men in Buff
talo. n. Y. The Minneapolis men will
probably accompany the Chicagoans on q
tour OF Eastern cities after the convention.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Henry Hafdah and Hansine
Groom, w. j. Hamilton ana Minnie Elliott,
Martin +. McHale and Ella Flynn. J. Kyson
ana Mona E. Kirby. Ole Lund and Christine
Skaralhem, John j. Damalk and Nellie May
Ward.
W. A. Edwards, the athletic young real
estate dealer who chastised Fred Miller.
barber. for insulting lady on the street. was
h tTldl III the court YES
terday afternoon. The judge fined him one
cent so that, after a manner Edwards is
vindicated.
Z. L. Vergurson. of 1850 Aldrich avenue
north, is sick abed as the result of an as
sault upon him by his stepson, Ed C. Cor
don. The stepson did not like Vergurson,
so pitched into him. Young Gordon is not
on familiar terms with the family at the
present time
II. S. Warrington, teamster employed by
Anthony Kelly Co.. was seriously injured
yesterday afternoon by being kicked III the
abdomen. Warrington engaged in a fight
Stable at GAG Second avenue north, and got
the worst OF 1t TO no small extent DR.. La
Paul attended the injured man.
NJ. Bearman, the butcher who is accused
by Cunningham IL Haas the New Brighton
brokers, of receiving S749 too much i'll pay
ment for cattle purchased of him. was ar
rested again yesterday by Inspectors Coy
and McNulty and locked up at the central
station on the charge OF grand larceny. He
was afterwards arraigned IN the municipal
court and bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of $3.50 bail.
Rev. 6. r. Davis, missionary, who for
the past twenty Years has been engaged in
converting heather in China and whose
present home is III Pekin, was a guest at the
Nlcollet house yesterday. Together with
him were Mrs. II. Il Lowry and daughter,
Or. t. j. Scott. of New York. and Mr. and
Mrs L. Barrows of Chattanooga Rev. Davis
and Mrs. Lowry have both lived III China for
twenty years past, and have been spending
The entire party left last night for Winnipeg.
with the exception of DR.. Scott. From Win
mpeg they Will go to Vancouver, from where
they will ship for China.