St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-06
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

Christian NJ. Colby has brought an action
for divorce from Hedvig A. Colby.
Sol Smith Russell opens his engagement at
the Grand tonight in "A Poor Relation
JOHN Collie was given verdict of but S65
in the district court yesterday against Henry
Brown for being pounded by the letter.
Aid. and Mrs. John II. Parry returned to
the city yesterday after an absence OF several
weeks: MIR. Parrys health is much better.
DR.. Thomas l.. 1alibro.e asks the probate
court to send Catherine liassett living with
the Little Sisters of the Poor TO the insane
asylum
Mr. and Mrs Henry j. Myths left Tuesday
evening for Eastern cities. and VIII SAIL Oct.
Is by steamer Fulda from New York direct to
Genoa. Italy.
Mrs. Harriet Randall sixty-three years old,
of Is East Twenty-seventh street. was sent TO
the insane asylum Yesterday, her insanity
being due TO overwork.
Abe Grover, laborer, was knocked down
END teaten by tough i'll saloon on WASH,
lngton avenue south last night DR.. Norrod
sewed up number of bad cuts in Grover
head.
The Women's Council viii tender an in
formal reception to Nine: Loyson tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock at the library building.
During the course of the reception Mme
loyson will give brief talk.
The friends of'George W. Shepard are dis
satisfied because he was defeated Ill the
OF the chamber. They will run Shepard for
secretary an independe Mt.
al Maron. of Grand Rapids, Mimi. has
been released from the hennepin county
Jail by the pardon of the president He was
sent there last June by III United States
court for selling liquor to an Indian.
Twentv-four members of the Minneapolis
fire department went down TO st. Ftul yester-
day morning to represent the department. at
the funeral of Capt. Conr0y, who died from
The city hall and court house commission
held Its regular meeting yesteld day afternoon,
but transacted nothing more than routine
business which consisted i'll passing the
usual number of bills, amounting TO Sl.4'o.
The Associated Charities are mailing to all
of their contributors a little packet OF twenty
five reference tickets which is a most excel
lent device to secure the ready reference OF
all worthy cases TO them for charitable assist
Gnce.
Nellie McBenry, the queen of merry far
ceurs viii open week S engagement at the
BljOu, commencing with Il matinee pert orni-
ance next sunday at 2:3o. She Will present
H. GratIun Donnellv new and original COM
edy. "A Night ut the Circus.
3 Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Cyrus johnson ana Amelia Z. bertelson
Louis kIonschnable Jr. and Rachel Gum,
Willis y. Tiffany ana Susie GlGdt, Andrew
johnson ana klba c. Londgren. j. h. Sulll-
van and Mamie Harkins, f. 4. Woodruff and
Marietta Hale.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss BERTHE Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
p. Nelson. to Adolph Edsten of the Til
bune. The ceremony will occur Monday
evening. Oct l.. at Trinity church. Mir. and
Mrs. Edsten will be al home after Nov. at
1914 Tenth avenue south.
G. d. Thompson, countryman. was held
up by a gang of thieves i'll the rear of 800
Second avenue south last night. The thieves
took away all his money and jewelry. Spe-
cial officer Schroeder afterwards found the
watch in an alley. where the thieves had Sc
creted it for fear of the police.
The IS r. o. sign was prominently dis
played at the Bijou yesterday afternoon and
evening. Little Tuesday appeared at The
matinee performance yesterday, and her
clever specially received wife hearty en-
thusiasm. The little tot will appear tonight
Friday night and Saturday matinee.
Ole Peterson, patient at the ST. Barnabas
hospital, took dose of corrosive sublimate
Tuesday. thinking it was the medicine that
had been prescribed for him. He died from
the effects of the poison at 9 o clock yester-
day morning. He was forty years of age and
was under treatment for paralyzed arm.
Wyman and Whitaker, arrested by In
spectors Lawrence and Mike Doyle for burg
lariZing Flour City residences, were bound
over to the grand jury yesterday, by Judge
Elliott. They confessed to be the parties who
burglarized Police officer Mays residence
some time ago. The inspectors have recov-
cred the officer valuables.