St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
the case Of ". /. WesSes Charged with
having tried 10 eyade board bill at the
BrunSwieS hotel, hos been continued to
TUESDAY next
lie bank oIearings yesterday were Sl.93S,
S52.26. and for the week $3.50, boy, as
against s., 73S. 29O.9l the same week last year.
al increase af 81 per cent
Clerk Ct the Court {. b. Tirrell continues
TO improve in health daily III orlando. Fla.
He doesn't expect 10 come homo until June.
Mrs Tirrell is with him.
\ man named Thomson, who was brought
down from the lumber woods about week
ago 10 be treated for his injuries. dled al ST.
Mary's hospital Thursday night
This evening the members of the Pauline
Hall opera company viii be entertained at
the Lotus club. There VIII be varied pro
Eramme, including music and Rotations
and stories.
George Williams, very tsttered-looking
specimen of The floating population, was sent
to the wOrkhO0se yesterday for stay OF ten
DAYS for the larceny OF 4 satchel from the
store OF Is Gutenberg on Bridge square.
George z. McAllister. who represented the
Thirty first districr in the Legislature last win.
ter has gone back 10 the country north or
Breckenridge 10 resume wheat buying. He
spent the holidays in Indianapolis.
Mrs. AODle I. MOfFOW 4Slb tuiS ulOtliiIS
FOR WOrthipgtOn, Mimi, 10 address the sun
day school convention there. ut which six
counties are 10 be represented Judge Per-
kinS also Of Minneapolis, is TO be present
Deputy CoronerS Cary and Orton held an
autopsy yesterday on the remains OF heo-
dore De Long. who died at p Main street
southeast. Death was caused by heart dis
ease and complication Of kidney troubles.
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Humane society viii he held Monday after
n--N-, 81, Of Ia lvlf
of trade in the Lumber Exchange lmpor-
tant matters are 10 come up for consldera-
ton.
sam Lee was arrested yesterday morning
ty Officer Collins who found III MS posses
sion q valuable horse blanket ana nat Tor
which he could not satisfactorily account A
search Is being made for the owner OF the
Property.
sam Mitchell, who gave the lookup po
lice so hard a tUssle about two weeks ago,
was released from the city hospital yesterday
He was sent 10 the wOrkhouse III the after
noon for thirty days for stealing lap robe
from P. j. Thieien.
The street railway company has finished
another remodeled motor. 1t Is thirty
footer ard was made from two sixteen-toot
Jones cars. II will be put in use today. The
company mas thirty two of these cars TO re-
model into motors.
The divorce suit Of Pauline A. Schmidt
against Charles 4. schmidt began Yesterday.
Schmidt Is charged with drunkenness. She
also asks for a division Of the $4,000 she
claims he is worth.
The Earl Fruit company, one of the biggest
of the California companies, has purchased
a half interest in the business OF X. ). Brod-
erick. Mr.. Broderick Will continue TO man
age the business under the name OF the Earl
Fruit company.
John Casey. all old soldier living at the
foldiers' home at Minnehaha. fell on the
Sidewalk Yesterday near the union depot ana
broke his leg. The authorities at the home
will send for him. He was removed tenn
DOCHrily TO the city hospital.
There Will be special musical service at
St Paul's Episcopal church, sunday morn-
ing II g m. Jan. Il. by The vested choir, as
sisted by a quartette late OF Andrews Opera
company. who viii sing the Otertory an
them solo by Master Louis Mills
DR.. c. Elsom who has for two years
been the director Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association gymnasium III Atlanta, Ga,
has accepted the 0sitiOn OF the new Dung
Mems Christian association gymnasium III
Minneapolis. He VIII begin work here
7cs. L
The people OF st. Paurs Episcopal church
have already begun preparations for the six
days mission TO be held the beginning of
next month by Campbell Fair. Of New York.
They meet each week for prayer On behalt OF
the mission and for the practice Of mission
hymns.
The ANIMAL Normanns fair will commence
tonight in Normanna hail. number OF
new feat ures have been provided for. and il
is SAID the fair will be the most successful IN
the history OF the society. Sunday afternot
from 3 10 8 clock viii be held u cafe
ehsntant.'
Cases of measles st 6l4 Emerson avenue
north, 133 Tenth street south, 2427 Fourth
avenue south, SD Twentieth. avenue south, %
Lower flats: scarlet fever at 112 Twentieth
avenue north. 1913 Fourth avenue sou;h and
Giphtheria at 746 Eleventh street southeast
we're reported at the health office yesterday.
John Mitchell. who was seized with VIC
lent attack Of delirium tremens IN one OF the
cells al the lookup and sent TO the city hospI-
tai in a critical condition. has far recov-
cred as to be able to be about again. He was
returned to the Jail yesterday to answer to
tbe charge of petty larceny, upon which he
was arrested.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday; John Peterson and Emma
Nordberg OTrin ". Kleebarger and Myrtle
A Wellington. Antony Maessi and Caroline
Majeski. Lars. A. Larson and Emma L. Eric
son Alfred Z. Founier and Minnie G. Olsen,
John Mozal and AneZka Hamack, Jesse E.
Mankin and Mary c. Morris.
4 report started in the East that a -four
trust has been formed in Minneapolis is
called ridiculous by local -four men. The re
port probably grows out of the fact that the
retail grocers held meeting a month or so
ago, when there was quite an interesting
time over violations Of the agreement that
-four should be sold at uniform price.
The Brownson Catholic club gave smok-
ing concert TO its members and gentlemen
friends Thursday evening which was well
attended and a good time was enjoyed by
ali. The following programme was pre-
Eented: Sleight-of hand tricks by J. E
Weeks; whistling solo, by Prof. II. S. Wood
rUtf; baritone solo, by a. ]. Bacon basso
solo by P H. Mullen: address, by William
II. Eustis; basso solo, by T. j. Heating; Sean
dinavien dialect recitation, by Philip Fay;
basso SOLO by j. N. Lennon; short address,
by Rev. B. y. Ennis, also by the president of
the club DR.. H. B. Sweetser.
There is..more agitation on Commission row
about the removal Of the commission houses.
Some time ago the firms in the produce ex-
change were induced TO renew their leases
under the fear that the accommodations at
the new central market would not be ready
for them in June. Now the firms on the
opposite side of the street have been offered
G renewal By L. F. Menage on the old terms
but they hesitate, because three years lease
will hold them where they are until after the
other firms have gose TO the central market.
as they are almost sure Of doing when their
leases expire.
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