St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Tonight the Calhoun company puts OF
"Boccacio" as the Lyceum.
THE Prodigal Father" now running al
the Grand, is an intensely funny comedy,
played by an excellent company.
bernard Mousse wants to prove the will OF
David Mousse, who left 81, 500 estate to q
widow, three sons and three daughters
The funeral of Phillip Rober will take
place Thursday morning. Sept. s, at 10
O'Clock, from the French Catholic church,
East side.
The police made 591 arrests during the
month, of which 147 were for state offenses.
stolen property TO the value of $40 ITO was
recovered and returned TO the owners.
P. n. Wingren, secretary of the taiIors'
union, and Andrew bergstrom. a trustee,
deny the statement made yesterday that the
strike of Zahn's tailors has been declared off,
Next week at the Bijou will be presented
the romantic Irish comedy drama Leaves
of Shamrock" by j. p Sullivan and COM
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A telegram has been received from Rev.
DR.. George H. Wells. in which he says he Is
stiIi III quarantine, and will not be released
oefore FRIDAY, and consequently will not be
here Sunday
The Caledonian club has decided Oh q
course in Scottish history for the winter,
papers to be read on various. periods. The
ladies will have charge of the Halloween
entertainment on Oct. 80.
The committee of the Patriarchs Militant
]. y. o. F., have everything in readiness for
the prlze drill tomorrow evening at the
corner OF Tenth avenue north and Washing
Ton, and big time is anticipated.
A little two-year-old bow named Raw San
bourne. living at 240 Twentieth street south
was bitten iii the lip by dog Tuesday after
noon. physician was called and took sew
eral stitches in the little fellows lip.
The engagement of THE Hustler at the
Bljou is proving one of the banner engage
ments of the season. The matinee yesterday
was one OF the largest, while at the evening
performance hundreds were turned away.
Nearly 100 survivors of the old Ninth Min
neSota held their annual reunion yesterday
9, Wakefield was reelected president and j..
Ii. Aboett secretary. Last night the veterans
banqueted at the Guaranty Loan restaurant
Mrs. Annie Holcher, wife of ex-Ald
Joseph Holcher, died Yesterday afternoon at
the family residence. 6I2 Eighteenth avenue
south, OF consumption. The funeral will
occur tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from
the residence.
The woman's council has found new
place OF meeting for the open pariaments,
ana the meeting of next Saturday will be
held in the auditorium of the Y. NJ. C. A.
building. The educational and metaphysical
departments will have charge of the pro-
gramme.
The official board of the Simpson Meth odist
Episcopal church have preferred a request
that their pastor, Rev. Peter Glare, be re.
turned TO them for another conference year,
and that the presiding elder, Rev. John Stat
ford continue in his official position for an
other year.
Rev. Father Keane. the former rector of st.
Thomas seminary, who succeeds t. ev. Father
Byrne as rector of the Immaculate Coneep-
ton parish in MINNEAPOLIS has entered on
the duties CT the latter field. Rev Father
Byrne has already assumed the rectorship of
the seminary.
The village council of CRYSTAL village ha S
ordered special election Sept. "a to decide
hln lna ol,.l
rms is the result of quarrel between Rob-
binsdale people and the farmers. The farm
ers who are in the majority. object 10 paying
Tor the improvements at Robbinsdale.
The Security bank of this :city has been
victimized TO the extent of Sl,SO0 by the
bank swlndler and crook, George c. Ham,
mond. Hammond purchased draft for Sis
from Stewart Britt the private bankers of
Duluth and raised it 10 81, SEQ by cutting out
the necessary figures with Williams punch.
He then Endorsed the draft with Britts name
and presented 1t at the Security bank, where
1t was cashed.
r. Wessling the Nicollet avenue florist, was
arra1Rned IN the municipal court yesterday,
on the charge OF stealing q number of wire.
designs from the Lakewood cemetery. Nh
Wessling took the designs at the instance of
another party, and when the superintendent
OF the cemetery learned of it he grew eXcit-
90, and afterwards secured the arrest OF
Wrestling. The case will be heard today.
The council committee on public grounds
ana buildings met yesterday morning and
discussed the alterations to be made in the
offices on the lower floor of the city hal.
building. The office of the superintendent.
Of police will remain where 1t is at present
but the operating room and the detectives
quarters VIII be located in the end of the
building just vacated by the telegraph COM
pany. The poor department will be allowed
TO remain where it is at present
Tine Massachusetts, state convention of the
Peoples party nominated full state ticket,
headed by Maj. Henry VIM, of Maiden, fol
governor.