St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Miss Isabel F. Kerr has gone to Aus
tralia, She accompanies Capt. and
Mrs. Maratia.
Nat Gordon and his wife Nellie,
charged with having received stolen
property, were discharged by Judge
Mahoney.
duced his idea of appointing police Oril-
GERS from the guard at tue workhouSe
for ventilation in the board.
About seventy-five singers, represent
Ing the different Norwegian societies OF
Minneapolis. left over the Great West
ern last night to attend the musical
festival i'll Chicago.
Charles Tyler, Daniel Cronan. John
Memo, John Ryan and George Huntly,
said to be crooks from St. Louis and
other cities, were arrested by Detect
ives Hoy and Lawrence and placed be-
hind the bars as vags.
While the sewer operations are going
on SO as to interfere with continuous
travel on the KenwOOd line, cars will
leave the corner of Third street and
Hennepin avenue every thirty minutes,
on the hour and half hour.
First Lieut.. Leon S. RondieZ. First in
fantry, has been relieved from duty as
professor OF military science and tactics
at the University Of North Dakota, at
Grand Forks, \. D., and will soon re-
Join his regiment at Angel Island. Cal.
AdvIces received by the Northern Pa
cine passenger department are that
Mgr. Satolli, the papal ablegate, had ar
rived at Butte. Mont, on his return
from the Pacific coast. He VIII come
East by the Northern Pacific railroad,
making tour of the Yellowstone park.
Van Parker and Annie Chancellor,
both colOred, were yesterday arrested
on charge of grand larceny in the sec
Ond degree. The Chancellor woman. il
was claimed, had taken pockrtboOk
containing a small sum of money from
the pocket of an old nan named LIZ WIS
Olson.
A meeting of the board of charities
anG corrections. to discuss the plans and
specifications for rpmOdeling the
Bracket site into a hospital. was called
for last evening. but Building Inspector
Gilman not being present. the board
adjourned without action 10 meet again
al O'Clock this evening.
The KOOtenai anu Great Northern
Mining company was organized in this
city yesterday with a capital stock of
Sl.60O,OO0. The officers are: Rev. DR..
". ii. Harrington, president; j. Russell
Jones. treasurer: John BrOmberger,
secretary. The property consists of
silver mine, and it assays 900 ounces to
the ton.
Deputy Surgeon Gen. Dallas Bache,
medical examiner on Gen BrOOke's
staff: Deputy Surgeon Gen. Har.Suff.
post surgeon at Fort Omaha, and Sur
geOn Henry McElderry. attending sur
geon at headquarters department of
the Platte, compose the board of officers
appointed by the war department to
meet at Omaha, Neb., for the purpose
OF examining such officers OF the med
icai corps as may be ordered before il
with a view to determine their fitness
for promotion.
The c. L. Dramatic club will give an
entertainment next Monday evening at
Excelsior town hail. The club is COM
posed of young people from Minneapo-
lis, who have already appeared to adj
vantage in local dTamatics. The main
feature of the programme will be the
presentation of the farce. The Two
BuZZards, or whitehall at Greenwich"
The participants will be Miss Anna II.
Holbrook, Miss Margaret Wiggin.
Messrs. Harvey Officer. James Petit
and q. II. Willard. Preceding the
Drama there will be music and recita-
tiOns, and a skirt dance by Miss Au-
gusta Chase.