St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


Percy r. Benson. former Minneapolis
new spaper man. now of the Detroit Tribune
STAFF. is visiting friends in the city.
The National Epicurean Culinary Associa-
ton No gave its second annual ball last
evening at the Guaranty Loan building.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday: Henry s. Reed and Alovia,
Born, Eugene +. Strait and Ella L. Ludeke.
President Northrop, of the state university
will lecture next Monday evening before the
literature class of the First Presbyterian
church on ShakeSpeare's Merchant OF Ven
Ice. =
The suit of Beevins & Willis against The
Fidelity Realty Company has been decided
in favor of the plaintiff by Judge Canty.
They Sued to recover $40 % on q contract
Eor brick.
J. :. Clover will read paper entitled Who
Am |. From Whence Came |, Whittier Am |
Going:' this evening before the Ishwara
Philosophical society at their rooms, 9)2 New
York Life building.
Sophia Tohin has brought suit for divorce
RgainSt q. NJ. Tobin. They were married in
This city Oct ., 1878. In March. 1852, she
charges, he deserted her. She is thirty years
of age and he is thirty-eight
Street railway officials declare the state
ment made i'll an evening paper that im-
menSe street car shops were to be built on
the old motor property at Thirty-irst street
and NicolIet avenue Is a fairy tale.
The Roger :. Pease Glass company has
fled articles of incorporation. The capital
stock is 81 100000 and the debt limit is $780,
WO. The lncorporatorS are Roger ;. PeaSe,
CORTLAND Babcock and Ambrose b Evarts.
y sneak thief entered the sleeping apart
ment OF Assistant County Attorney Kinney,
at No. AIS First avenue north. early yesterday
morning and relieved that gentleman. while
he slept of his gold watch and chain and S3S
IN money.
Cases Of measles at 2)06 Twenty second av-
enue south, 7s4 Twenty fifth avenue nor tn
PAST, Victoria MOTEL and 1912 Western avenue,
and scarlet fever at IA Twenty eighth ave-
nue. northeast were reported at the health
office yesterday.
Company A has elected Capt. Fred Ames
president OF the organizations: f. W. God
Gard treasurer; \. Z. barrow. financial sec
rotary; II. 5. Dawson, recording secretary.
The company will give a ball some time soon,
the date not having been fixed yet.
The thaws are softening the ice OH Mime
tonka so that the lake will be in good condi-
ton for racing soon. AS soon as ii is in
proper shape there will be n series of races
between A. c. Loring'S new racer. ST. Mich
Olas, and Thoe Wetmore's reindeer.
President Northrop and Dean Willard. OF
the university, have been in consultation
with d. II. Noyes, OF Moves Brothers IL Cut
Ter, and a member OF the pharmacists organ
ization. relative to the appointment of man
TO take the chair of pharmacy that is to be
established there.
V. O. Hunt who died at his home on Gar
neld avenue Tuesday. was one of the organ
has later been a single tax enthusiast. He
was one of IOwa's old settlers. removing
there in 1854. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
The executive committee OF the soldiers
hOme-Maj. r. X. Henderson, Capt. II. A
Castle and L. A. Hancock-has inspected the
new buildings at the home and found them
In good condition. They will probably be
ready for occupation by the time the board
Will meet again, Feb. T.
Next Tuesday. at the First Baptist church.
there will be Christian Endeavor rally. The
afternoon will be devoted to the uuior En-
0eaVor societies. At the evening meeting
Ihe closing the worlds fair Sundays as well
as the prohibition of the selling of liquors Oh
the grounds, will be discussed.
Capt. +. B. Harris motion for q new trial in
the suit OF Ticknor & Co. against MIN has
been argued before Judge Elliott who took
Ii under advisement The captain claims
that instead of the four volumes agreed to be
furnished but one was gotten out, and 1t was
mass of "tulsoma laudation and ludicrous
hyperbole.'
The seventh annual ball and banquet of
Zuhrah temple will be held Thursday even
mittee in charge is making elaborate prepara-
tons TO have it The grandest event of the
kind that ever occurred in the Northwest
Invitations will be only extended to mem
beers of the society and the press.
Nettie Pierce was sent to the workhouse
yesterday Tor vagrancy on complaint of Sec
Rotary Hall, who states that she has been So
hclting aid for several months, and spending
ali she could get for drink She is thirty
years OF age, and has a sister who is promi-
nent in W. G. 7. U. circles in Cambridge
Mass, but who refuses to aid her. Her ten
yearold daughter will be sent to the state
school at Owatonna.