St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

ss EE4S bank 'l''''ns' yesterday were si'''''-
The council committee on roads and
bridges Yesterday decided 10 recommend tnat
the city engineer be authorized to repair the
Tenth avenue bridge.
woman giving her name as Minnie Cray
tried TO commit suicide in Superior MONDAY
night She claimed TO live in Minneapolis
She has left Superior for Minneapolis.
The graduating exercises OF the nurses
training class of the Northwestern hospital
will be held at the HennepIn Avenue Nj. +.
church Saturday afternoon al O'Clock.
Miss Agnes II. Mulheran, daughter OF j. y.
Muheran. Of Detroit Mich. died of pneu-
monia at the West hotel yesterday The
family had been in the city only three Gays
The list of jury cases for the April term OF
the district court was finished yesterday anu
the jurymen discharged. The court VIII re,
convene Aug. l 10 Try several big railroad
eases.
In the criminal court yesterday Judge
Smith sentenced John Headstrom 10 ninety
Gays in the Workhouse for cutting Oie Eng,
well with knife This case concluded the
calendar Tor the term.
Gen l. A Grant arrived IN the city this
morning He has been on tour or lnspee-
ton of some of the military posts in the
West including those at ST. Louis, Fort
leavenworlh and Omaha.
The Scandinavian tempeSance organiza-
hons OF MlnneaDOllS hive pdSScQ LGSO4utlOAA
declaring that the proposed Fourth OF July
celebration Will be Il straight third party
prohibition demonstration"
Theodore Schulz. the man who is accused
of being responsible for the death OF Joseph
Klatke.was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday morning. and the ease was con-
tinued until Tuesday morning.
For the coming week aud commencing
with an evening performance next SUNDAY
The Wages of Sin company will hold torth
al the Bijou. This attraction comes heraideu
as one of uncommon strength.
All the W. c. T. l. organizations OF Min
neapolis Will participate i'll the parade on the
Fourth of July and afterward in the demon
stratiOn a Merriam Park DR.. Satterlee will
speak on "Scientinc Temperance.
The summer season has brought an era OF
great prosperity 10 the Bijou. The audiences
this week have completely tested the capacity
of the theaier each evening. Yesterday S
matinee was one of the largest and most
fashionable of the season.
AS soon as Thomas Lowry returns to the
city, which viii probably he Friday next the
directors of the Northern Car company will
close with him contract for the removal OF
the shops TO his property near the 800 shops;
Manager Gilmore states that the works Will
be on much larger scale.
The street railway company has changed
the headquarters Of the Fourth avenue line
to the junction at Tnirty-fourth street and
NicolleL This is the following out OF the
plan which makes one barn answer for sew
eral lines. II leaves vacant no less than six
car barns, which are now for sale.
Y. Thoreson. a tailor working for Kelly &
Anderson, slipped ard fell on the track in
front Of an incoming lake train on the Mil
waukee road yesterday morning, and mar
Towly escaped / terrible death, the pilot be-
ing but few feet away when the train was
stopped ThOreSOn is sixty seven years old
and could not get out of the way.
The friends of Mrs. Susan f. Shaw, who
lived here many years with her son, DR.. Al
bert Shaw, will be grieved to learn of her
death. which occurred yesterday after long
illness at the home of her daughter Mrs. j.
c. Fisher. III Warsaw. \. Y. DR.. Shaw was
with her at the time of her death. The inter
ment VIII take place at her old home i'll Ohio.
S Kelliher mas returned from the biennial
convention of the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen at St Louis. He says that the next
convention of The brotherhood will be held
in Minneapolis. The permanent headquar-
tiers of the order has been established in Min
neapOlis Mr. Kelliher was reelected secre-
tary and organizer.
Postmaster Hale has been informed by the
department III Washington that postmaster
is not bound to reveal the address of a per
son getting mail from the Office or having
mail forwarded through the Office On the
other hand. the postmaster is instructed that
the address should remain a secret between
the postmaster and the person whose mail
passes through.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Fred Arena and Selma c. Selberg, Edward
II. EllswOr h and May Teitsworth, 5. j. Wat
son and Lou N. Marshsll. George H. Selover
and Edith Y. Phillips, John F. Walker and
Mary E. CLARK, Walter r. Wilson and Tena
E. Borden. Henry OBJ. Harding and Alice c.
March. Elisha 3. Lanay and Bernice Lonex,
Eward W. Pratt and Bertha E. Smith. Will
lam P. Seibert and Lydia Anderson, James
W. Falconer and Jessie B. whitman. Gust
Elk and Lena johnson, Charles Harrington
and Augusta Sasse, Ole Hegstrom and HELEN
Rusty WilmOt Parcher anQ Mamie Mcbride