St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Calhoun Opera company sings said
Pasha" at the Lyceum tonight.
Hoss and Hoss,' with Charlie Reed
Willie Collier and large company, at the
Grand tonight.
Hector Winston has asked the district court
TO appoint receiver Tor Hedberg d Renius,
poultry raisers.
Swan swanson sues E. L. Larson for $1,000
damages as the result of an alleged assault
by Larson upon the plaintiff.
d. T. Austin was acquitted yesterday aft
ernoon in the United States court of resist
ing federal officer in the discharge Of his
duty.
Peter Mcmahon was yesterday sentenced
in the United States court 10 ninety days i'm
prisonment i'll Pine county Jail and TO pay
line of SO.
The application of Kate Mccarthy for an
injunction to prevent j. p. Sullivan playing
Leaves OF Shamrock Will be argued III
court in st. Paul today
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Mike KlaDec and Mary Pill
larg. George A. Dearborn and Mignon E.
Cowles, Charles F. Lund and Laura Berg.
John Blade and Emmo Stoud.
The immigrants who are now arriving in
the city from Eastern ports are being very
carefully looked after by the local health
department, Icing kept under surveillance
for a week after their arrival in the city.
The popularity of Haverlv as an amuse-
ment caterer is being attested TO by the phen-
omenal sale of seats that is now in progress
for the ceming engagement OF Haverlys
Mastodon Mlustrels at the Bijou next week.
Members of the local branch of the l.. A.
". yesterday endeavored TO secure the in
dictment Of driver of all A. ID. z. wagon.
1t is proposed to make test case in order to
determine the legal road rights OF wheeImen.
There is a movement on foot to have
grand union fair for the benefit of the Grand
Army posts and their allied orders some time
in November, and meeting of two repre-
sentatives from each post, corps and camp
has been called for this evening at Rawlins
post hall.
Arrangements have at last been completed
for the new building On Fourth street. across
the alley from the old Tribune building, to
be occupied by the Nicollet National bank.
il will be model bank structure and there
will be nothing like it in the West the pro-
jectors STAY.
By special permission of the park board,
Manager Hays has arranged 10 give two open
air concerts at Central park on Monday aud
Tuesday afte moons at ) o'clock. Havelry's
silver corpet band Que of the strongest or
CARNATIONS on the road, will furnish the
music.
The Leaves of Shamrock fight will not
come up for argument in the ST. Paul courts
this morning. Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Cohen. associate counsel for the defense
with Mr. Russell, secured continuance of
the case till Friday morning when the ques-
ton of the injunction will be settled.
There is more trouble over the South SIDE
high school. The trouble is with the tlusses
which support the roof. A crack has ap-
peared OH The side of the door which the
contractor says is caused by the weight Of
the walls and is nothing more than might
have been expected i'll a building of that
size.
George Thompson, st. Paul cyclist, who
rode over the Como avenue route from the
other town yesterday morning, had an acct
dent Oh the East side which very nearly put
an end TO his career as a wheelman. He was
nearing the bridge when a frightened team
ran into his wheel. throwing him about fif-
teen feet. The wheel was badly twisted, but
the rider escaped with only bruises.
The council revisory committee yesterday
afternoon got down 10 business, and armed
with large pruning knife and look of de-
termination went at the estimates for i'm.
provements. The sew er list received atten-
tion first, and it was decided to lop off at one
swoop S56.G00 by abandoning tine proposed
Twenty sixth street sewer from Fourteenth
avenue to Minnehaha avenue Tor year.