St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bau6 c!earings were S1.074.
$50. 50.
The W. C. T. U. will send 10 Litchfield this
morning eight more little children in charge
Of Mrs. HcwlaDd.
James Hoy was sentenced yesterday TO
ninety days in the workhouse for insulting
lady on the street.
large sale of seats has opened up for The
engagement the coming week of Jacob Lifts
players in The Silver King
Some day next week the mayor. city coun-
Gil and park board of ST. Paul will come to
MinneanoIis and be the guests Of Thomas
Lowry in looking over the city.
The city assessor has evidently done his
work exceedingly well, for up TO date there
have been but III applications for abatement
filed with the board of equalization.
The Minnetonka Yacht club will give its
NJ ening ball st the club house this evening.
Only club m(m. ers and lady friends will
participate. 1t is expected al least 500 will
be present.
Miss Lizzie P Mitchell, for several years
past teacher of English literature i'll the CEN
tral high school. has resigned that position TO
accent similar one IN the girls high School.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mayor Winston has signed the resolution
authorizing the street railway company 10
take ~ its tracks on Third street south; from
Fourth TO Cedar. This action Will lie hailed
with joy by the Southslders.
The grccers say that their picnic at the
Hotel Lasayette next Wednesday will be the
picnic of the season. Over 500 will be given
away III cash prizes, and the aggregate value
OF all the prizes Is more Than $1,000.
Today viii lie the eighth anniversary of
the opening of the West hotel Col. West
will observe the occasion by spreading Il
special dinner from $50 10 Z 20 i'll the even
Ing. The hotel was opened June u, 1855.
-Four children belonging to the Wright fam
lily. who have heen sought for some time by
Secretary Holt, of the associated charities,
were found ii 3ll7 Eighteenth avenue South,
ard sent 10 the state public school at Owa-
tonaa.
supt. Henderson Yesterday issued an order
requiring all salooukeepers who have not
taken out their licenses 10 do SO at once or
suffer the consequences. The consequences
that the saloons will be closed by Satur-
day night.
f. McQuery has appealed 10 the district
court from the decision of Judge Coulgan, of
the piobaie &C urt, d allowing his claim of
Si.2 0 agains' tie estate of the late Matilda
Sunson Il it'll
The rark board was unable 10 sell all the
hay taken from Lake of the Isles park and
will OIen additional bids today. SGpt. Berry
says that tie hoard will lose 500 or SEQ on
tire nay. machines cannot be taken into
the parks 10 cut it.
Judge John P Rea saws that the criticisms
passed on II. o. Peterson for not sooner re-
Uniting the interest Oh the court house bonds
10 an Eastern firm are entirely unjust. as it
was the business of the county commissioners
first to order him to make the remittance.
Al the Bjou last night the first perform
ance of 1.-The Cattle King was much like
the production of the first half of the week.
This piece has for the introduction Of its
pota story of border life. in which scenes of
the greatest excitement take place.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Alexandra Thompson and Alice T. Burke.
Emmor A. Scott and Myrta A. Green. Will
lam Colyer and Mary Clack, Andrew Thomp-
Son and Elizabeth Strand James A. Rinsey
and j. Elda Jones'
Phi K K,ppa Psi. one Of the university fra
ternities, will have new chapter house in
the fall. II is being erected on the corner of
State street, two blocks from the campus. 1t
viii have chapter room on the top floor.
rooms for the matron and accom- modations
for twelve or fourteen students.
Mrs. Charlotte o. NanCleve enters protest
against the proposition TO change the name
OF Lake Harriet She says the lake was
the commander of the first detachment of
troops that ever came Up the Mississippi as
far as the Minnesotas mouth.
Proof of will of the late Thomas F. An
drews was fled for probate yesterday. The
estate is valued at Sl05.G00 and outside of a
few minor bequests is lett to the widow. Mary
Andrews, and three children. George c..
Dolly s, and Frank Andrews. Mrs Andrews
and her son George are named as joint exec
utOrs.
Eddie Westfhll. eleven year-old bow was
committed to Owatonna state school yester
Gay Icy order Of Judge Corrlgan. The lad S
father is dead. and his mother is now the
wife of a colored man named Sage Morris,
living al l6..2 Hennepin avenue. BY her pres
ent husband Mrs. Morris has three children,
and all maternal love and care for her father
less son has long since departed.
The trouble between the Canadian Pacific
railway at Winnipeg and the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen has resulted in q complete
victory for the men. The trouble arose over
the discharge of E. ]. Lower, delegate to the
late convention at st. Louis, and later i'll the
discharge of the grievance committee who
took Up his case. The trouble was settled by
the company putting the discharged men
back TO work iii their old positions.
The authorities decided yesterday that
Christina Jackson, who lives i'll a hovel on
Twelfth av. south, near Fourth ST., is not the
proper person TO care for her little two-year-
old child, 50 Officer Peter Fox, accompanied
by Rev. j. ii. Bowker. repaired 10 the place
and took the child away from her. The hovel
is one mass of filth. and the visitors were
rendered nearly i'll when they entered the
place. The child will become an inmate of
The Home for the Friendess.