St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The retail grocerS' association will hold an
important meeting this evening.
Patrick Hurley, an athletic eX-policeman.
has been engaged by Manager Harris, OF the
blJOu, 10 act as specl0l policeman toT mat
playhouse.
The river is still falling slowly, according
20 the gauge al the North side pumping Sta-
zion. The supervisor says the pumps can
Itand between five and six feet more OF
water before the rlver will reach the danger
point.
Nine JanausChek. consummate as ever IN
her art began weeks engagement at the
Grand last night III Macbeth. IL can un-
auestionably be called great performance
She is supported by Edward Collier, strong
lctOr, and a capable company.
W. NJ. Sergeant, of Minneapolis. has been
Frustrated by the failure of the bank OF Sar-
Seant Il Diggs. at NllbanS; ). ID. Mr.; sar-
geant says that the assets OF The firm VIII pay
OFF all the liabilities. If they prove lnsufn-
eient he Will sacrifice his exempt property.
Policemen will hereafter not be allowed TO
tide on the platform or street cars. They
must ride inSCe. The street railway com
pany has made complaint that officers nave
been in the habit of riding short distances 10
patrol Boxes, and that they have been Cd
Itructing travel.
Ex-License Inspector Enoch Ray is said to
De living in Salt Lake City, Utah, III elegant
style and without any particular means Oh
support. 1t will be remembered that Kay
was accused Of appIOpriating TO his own use
hQuor license money from saloonkeepers,
but that he was not convicted.
\ large and appreciative audience was
present at the BijOu last evening 10 witness
the third presentation OF The Spider ana
Fly Hilda Thomas never appeared TO
better advantage IL this city than she does III
the role Of Lord Rszzle Dazzle. The Strug-
gle of Life comes next week.
1t has been decided that the banquet to be
given by the business union will be held To-
morrow evening NJ 5:30 at the rooms OF the
Guaranty Loan building. A programme OF
Informal speeches will be given after the
BANQUET. and the Masonic quartet will be
present and furnish the music.
Robert Knox. the young Minneapolitan
who was arrested in the City of Mexico for
obtaining $1,000 worth of jewelry from Mex
lean jewellers on some forged checks has
been fined IS v and sentenced 10 four years
and four months imprisonment His wife,
who was his accOmplice, was sent up for SIX
months and fined S225.
The Minneapolis school exhibit for the
World fair has been packed. and Will be
shipped to Chicago today. The exhibit mas
been made unit Nothing indicates what
school g particular piece of work comes
from. The manual training exhibit Will
form part of the lump exhibits from Still
water and ST. Paul.
James sherry Il logger from Grand Rapids.
Gays that the past has Deen 4 bad season for
the lOggerS The snow has been so heavy.
and so many falls Of it came that the lOggers
have been put to heavy expense. The cut
has been large, but he does not think that
the price OF logs will be enough higher 10
make ND for the extra expense in getting the
logs out.
Marriage licences were issued yesterday to
Charley Anderson ana Christine Swanson.
Edward j Shaler and Bessie Malone. Arthur
Z Jones and Marie Z. Challen. Andrew
Ryan and Sophie J. Boser, E. P. Quincy and
Ella McDerm oft Herman Johnson and Au-
gusta Inquest. Michael Tytko and Zuz me
Kurty. Stephen Wachter and Kate Mollner,
Thomas hogan and Grace NJ. Ellis.