St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A B. Choote has issued circular to all
the county commissioners of the state. asking
them TO send their best men 10 the good roads
convention in St. Paul, Jan. 25 and 26.
At the First Unitarian church this morning
Fl. NJ. Simmons will preach ON Causes OF
Our Increasing Crime. and How the New
Minnesota Prison Measure May Help 1t"
Agen. Tatro. of the humane society," left
last night to attend a meeting of the National
Humane society, which holds a session IN
Phiadel phia from The 18th to the 2Sth inst.
Tomorrow evening Henry George the great
writer and lecturer, will address an audience
at the Lyceum theater, under the auspices of
the Peoples church. His subject will be
Moses
Miss Susan Ellis. aged eighty-six years, and
a resident of Minneapolis for fifteen wears,
died Friday at Jacob Z. Elicks, 3OS Fifth
street northeast. The funeral occurs today
al 2:30 O'Clock.
Adolph Reno, the East Side Frenchman
charged with robbing John Holly. was dis
charged yesterday by the municipal court
There was not sufficient evidence to show he
was the guilty party.
The wholesale dealers of pine wood have
decided to advance the price of all dry pine
twenty-five cents load, commencing on
Monday, thus making the dry pine wood
quotations. Gang, 81: mixed $3.50; dimen-
sion and slab, SITS.
Wednesday evening next the weil-known
DENTIST DR.. Q. W. Bachman, will be married
10 Miss Nina Gertrude Blais0ell. The we'd
ding will occur a the residence of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blasdell PIG
PillSburv avenue.
Julius Wenger formerly an employe of the
street railway company, has been missing
for the past six weeks. His infant child Is
very Ill and his relatives are anxious to know
his whereabouts. y he family reside at 800
Sixth street northeast.
George Norris arrested by Sergeant Kirk
ham and Patrolman MOrrise. Friday night
was sent 10 the workhouse yesterday by
Judge Elliot. to serve Il term of ninety days.
Norris when arrested had in his possession
500 i'll money and three gold watches.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
j. c. Nelson and Annie Rasmussen. John
Johnson and Tilua Peterson, p. +. B Dude
ana Alga Seaholm, Ephram Demars ana
Lenora Tuscany. Thomas Carlson and Annie
Ekeroth. Gust Thelberg and Gerina F.
Erickson, c. Leilurtz and Selma Peterson,
and Oscar Johnson and Lena Anderson.
The fair of Harmonic society will begin at
Harmonic hail tomorrow night The man.
ayers have arranged for change of pro-
gramme each night. Danz's full orchestra
will play each night and the three choruses
OF Harmonic society will sing. All the
prominent political candidates will speak
during the week.
John Hennessey Al, all-around tough. was
sent TO the workhouse. 1t was OH general
principles that Judge Elliot gave him thirty
days. henuessey claimed he had never been
III the city before but Sergeant Kirkham
swore he had lived here for the past ten
years. and four years ago stole his harness.
Even Hennessy had 10 smile at this, and he
took his sentence without another word of
defense.
The Presbyterian Alliance" will hold its
meeting at the Andrew Presbyterian church,
corner of Fourth street and Eighth avenue
southeast Tuesday evening, Oct. U.s. at 30
o clock. Retiring president, Rev. j. S. Black,
and incoming president Rev. William NJ i.
kincaid, will make addresses. The secretary
and treasurer will give reports of their re-
spective departments for the work of last
year.