St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


1 TsS bank 'ls''ins' yesterday were 81 lsa'
The st. Valentine club will give leap year
hop tonight at Plummer Post hall.
The so-called Western avenue gang broke
into the dressing rooms OF Athletic Park
Saturday night and carried off lot OF TOOLS
and locks 10 the lockers.
William Petony and George Bruher. two
old-time thieves, were sentenced to the
workhouse for ninety days on the charge OF
vagrancy by Judge Mahoney yesterday.
Carl W. Jungen, brother of Frank Jun
gen. of Minneapolis, is i'll the city. lie is on
his way TO the coast 10 take command OF Inc
United States ship Patterson, and proceed 10
Behring sea.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday: TO Charles Gustaf Hawk
inson and Hannah Saudegien Charles g.
Lanson and Alberline Carson, Henry Miller
and Alice Weshund.
DR.. Witherspoon, of Nashville, Tenn, a
distinguished Southern minister, will preach
nj Westminster church next Sunday. 1t IS
possible that he may be called 10 the vacant
pulpit of the Westminster.
A William Hamilton. who says he lives in
this city, was arrested i'll Denver Sunday
morning for robbing the cigar store Of Scott
& Kiskodden. He was shot, probably fatally,
while effecting an entrance.
1t is now announced that the Minneapolis
club will be opened about May l. The club
is now engage i'll repairing the damage
done by the fire of last winter, which meant
q loss to the club of at least 5000.
man named Nelson was hit by board
while working on the new elevator at the
corner Of Seventeenth street northeast ana
Jefferson avenue yesterday. and was rem
dered unconscious for half hour.
The Union Veterans league has communi-
Gated TO the convention committee the IN
tenton of the league to establish head
quarters in the city where all the old soldiers
coming to the convention may rendezvous.
The worlds fair 10 be held at the First
Congregation church tonight and tomorrow
evening will be opened by Dean Paitee OF
the university, who will deliver the dedlca-
tory address, and Prof. McDermitte, whowlll
deliver the dedicatory ode, written expressly
for The occasion.
Josephine Coles has contested the will of
Ella A. Gilman, her mother, OH the ground
of undue influence on the part of other rela-
tives. Judge Corrigan will listen to the case
next Monday. Mrs Gilman leaves $4,000
worth of property located on Ninth street
between Hennepin and Nicollet avenues.
Milton West. known in Minneapolis as
"PaIa" West when he used to play left field
three years ago, has been signed by the west
ern ASSOCIATION, ard will be sent 10 Minneap
oils TO play first base. West is Il hard hitter.
When he was up here tefore he was released
because he wouid not keep in condition.
Rector Millspaugh, of st. Paul's Episcopal
church, received telegram from Mission
Fair yesterday morning to the effect that he
would be in time for the II a. m. service and
short address today. lie will also have the
Bible study at p. m. and the children S IN
struction at 4 p. m. The popular meeting
will be at 7:20 p. m.
The police ale trying to find some clue as
10 the whereabouts of Lamar Thomas and
George Simonson. Both arrived in the city
Friday and started the same day to 20 to
Robinsdale. where they had secured work.
Nothing has been heard of them since, and
60 their trunks are still at the union depot it
is feared that they may have been the vie
tins of foul play.
AT the request of Assistant County Attor-
ney Hennie, the case Of The State against
Holomon Moses was dismissed by Judge Ma
honey, and Moses was arrested by Minneap
oils detectives in st. Paul for receiving and
concealing property stolen in this city. and
the motion TO dismiss was made, as the mu-
nicipal court in Minneapolis had no jurls-
diCtiOn in the matter.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at The health office yesterday
Measles, 732 Twenty avenue north
east l41l Fifth street southeast. 2235 Eight
zenith avenue south, 141l Ninth street south.
G734 Third avenue south, 400 Sixth street
southeast, 2247 Buchanan street northeast,
1918 Main street northeast 5p7 Irving avenue,
b36 Irving avenue north.
The first regular weekly badge shoot of the
Minneapolis Gun club for the season Of 1892
will be held Oh their grounds, corner Thirty
eighth street and Bloomington avenue
Thursday afternoon, March 81. There Will
be a 81 ecial meeting called at the grounds 10
elect new members and to consider other
business of an important nature. All mem
bers Ore urgently requested to attend.
Cal G. Goodrich, general manager of the
Minneapolis Street Railway company, has
returned from trip TO Europe. lie saw lit
tie in the Old country i'll the way of electric
railroads. and comes back convinced, he
says, that Minneapolis has the best street
railway system in the world. He was much
interested in the operation of the under
ground street railway i'll London, operated by
electricity from u third rail instead Of a troll
ley wire.