St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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The Vermont association will hold its an
nual social at the Nicollet house next Friday
evening
John Ziemkowski, a patrolman of the
Second precinct, resigned Yesterday and will
engage i'll the fruit business.
The park board will authorize the secretary
70 confer with the property owners along The
Stinson boulevard in regard to condemnation
for the proposed Improvement.
During the month of February the fire de-
partment has responded to thirty one alarms
The loss by fire for The month is less than
$4,000 on buildings and SI,500 on contents
John Dewey has brought suit against A. J.
Chamberlain to recover $50, alleged to be
due for rent Chamberlain is in the en-
ploy OF the Northern Pacific Railway COM
paIly.
musical and literary entertainment 10
celebrate the second anniversary of Branch
1l55. Order of the Iron Hall, will be given at
the lodge parlors, SIS Fourth street south,
Friday evening.
Supt. Bradley, of the public schools. denies
that he has received a call to position in
the East. He went East to attend the meet
ing of the superintendents and has no other
position i'll view.
After successful run of four months. the
evening schools have closed. The sessions
. were held IN nine school buildings The
largest attendance was at the Jackson. where
there was an enrolment of 431.
The young Democrats of the state uni
verslty have entered the lists and propose TO
make themselves heard during the next
campaign. new club was organized few
days ago and named the Grover Cleveland
club.
Mrs. Jennie Scaby petitioned Judge Ma
honey yesterday 10 send her thirteen-year-o
boy, John. TO the reform school because of
his hayward tendencies. The judge, after
Investigation, ordered the youth sent to Red
Wing.
The grand and petit jurors for the ensuing
year will be drawn today. There will be 10
grand jurors and l50J petit jurors, ali of
whom are drawn by the senior judge of the
district court, county auditor and register of
deeds.
The state university closed its second term
Saturday. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week will be taken up with examina-
tons, and the remainder of the week will De
vacation. The spring term begins Tuesday,
March s.
". II. Eustis announces positively that he
will build the projected oftce building on
Fourth avenue south and Third street this
coming summer. There will be Il bank on
the first floor and Offices Tor grain men OH the
three floors above.
The Home Missionary societies of the
Presbyterian churches of this city Will hold
an allday meeting Ill the lecture room of
Westminster TODAY, beginning at 10 O'Clock
and closing at 4. Basket lunch and social
hours from II TO y.
Gust Williams, charged with the larceny OF
of Jewelry and clothing from The resi-
dence OF John Engstrom, at 727 Sixth street
southeast had his preliminary examination
III the municipal court yesterday and was
bounu over 10 the grand jury.
Sunday the Catholic pastors of the CITY an
nounced to their congregations that the pope
recognizing the prevalence of la grippe has
abolished the obligation of fasting during
Lent inns year. with the exception of Ash
Wednesday and the Ember days
The next stated meeting of the command
cry OF Minnesota, Loyal Legion, will be held
al the Guaranty Loan restaurant Minpeap.
ol!S, tuesday evening. March s,when paper
viii be read by Capt. William X. Leach, EN-.
utled The Army of the Potomac
The Minneapolis Odd Fellows are getting
ready to fittingly celebrate the seventy third
anniversary of the founding of the order OH
april 20. The exercises will be held i'll the
Grand opera house end mon OF national
prominence will make the addresses
Frank Heath. a conductor OH the Sixth ay.
enue llne' has invented a new trolley spring,
winch Keeps the trolley in place OH the wire
mucn better than the old one The new con-
trlvance has already been given a practical
test on some OF the cars, and seems to WORK
we'll.
Kansas City paper contains the an
nouncement of the marriage of Manager
w II. Wright, of the Henry Lee company.
10 MISS Durand OF the company Manager
Wright was at one time Well-knOwn local
newspaper man in Minneapolis He has been
forsome time i'll lecture and theatrical man
Rgerial work
OHicer Joe Ryan arrested young fellow
named William Passmore last night on a
charge OF larceny. Passmore disposed of an
oVercoat and several pairs of rubbers TO
second avenue pawiibroker, which Officer
Ryan thinks were stolen from the boarding
house at the corner of First avenue north
and Fourth street.
Ed Murphy, OF the firm of Geesaman g.
murphy. OF this city, returned home yester-
Jay morning from n four weeks pleasure
Trip IN the East. Mr.. Murphy in the course
OF ms trip. stopped at historical Boston, New
YORK, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington
ana Chlcago He also spent q few days at
Shlpnensburg, Pa, the home Of his partner,
1r. Geesaman.
Minneapolis members of the A. o. u W.
viii lie interested in the decision rendered in
the supreme court yesterday in favor of the
grand lodge of the order in the case brought
10 collect insurance for the death OF Louis
NJ. A. Roy. a member of Noble Franklin
lodge. The supreme court holds that Roy
forfeited his rights when he fuiled to pay an
asSessesSment of which he was duly notified. !
Nine tree trunks will be selected from the |
Minnesota forests by Secretary Barrett of the
forestry association, TO be placed i'll the
grand colorado of the forestry building at
The Worlds fair. Each trunk must be TWEEN
ty-five feet high. Three of the trunks mnst
not be less than eighteen and not over twenty
inches in diameter at the base. and the other
six must not be less than nine nor more than
twelve inches at the base.