St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS BRIEFS.

Eugene Haley. aged fifty, living at
Cedar Lake. dropped dead of heart
disease after eating hearty supper last
night.
The Wiiburs began their engagement
at the Grand last night to an OYertiowing
house. The opera was the popular
Two Fagabonds.
John Drew and his splendid support
ing company will be at the Grand next
week. presenting The Masked Ball.
The advance sale Will commence thurs
day morning.
Capt. j B. Chatterton is the first to
begin rebuilding the burned district
mills. He expects to reopen his cedar
mills in ten days.
The WinnebagO Paper Mills company
has made application to the district
court for a receiver for the Buckeye
Publishing company.
The report that Theodore Soares had
received call to and would at once
enter upon his duties as pastor of the
Baptist church at Stewart. Mimi, is in
correct.
The letter carriers of the city will
give an informal hop at the Minnehaha
pavilion this evening The proceeds
are &c be used in purchasing uniforms
for the carriers drum corps.
Secretaries John II. Elliott and II. a.
kinpOrts. of the Y. NJ. CA. of this city,
who are about to retire. will be given a
complimentary reception at the assocI =
/ alton building "Wednesday evening next.
\ large party of friends called at the
/ residence of Aid. Petersen. Twenty
first avenue and FOrty-SeeOnd street.
/ Saturday evening, and after enjoying a
social visit presented him with a gold
headed cane.
Octave FIerve, who was injured while
jumping from a train and was taken to
Asbury hospital. died there Yesterday
Nothing is known about the Young man
except that his father lives i'll New
/ Brunswick.
Capt. Alvin Stone, father of H. P.
Stone, of 40 Fourth street southeast.
died at Boston Saturday. The deceased
was best known as Ole of the painters
who. in his trade, was connected with
some or the earliest of the improve
ments commenced in Minneapolis. He
was siXty-sIX years of age.
!. B. Finch. of Des Moines. 10. who
was found at the Hotel Grace in an un-
/ conscious condition last Friday morn
ing, and was afterward taken to the
city hospital for treatment, he having
inhaled a large quantity OF gas. sup
pOsedly with a suicidal intent. has been
discharged from that institution, having
/ fully recovered.
! The board of health at its meeting
| Yesterday afternoon voted DIR. F. r.
| Woodward S25 for medical services
/ at the quarantine hospital. and gave
! Sanitary Inspector Norton a leave of
absence for two weeks. The board con-
/ cluded that it would ask the council for
/ so, $50 to carry il through 1894. accord
( ing TO the total of the items of expense.
The Young Ladies' SodaIity of HOLY
! Rosary Church held their annual cleo
! ton OF officers Sunday afternoon. when
! the following ladies were chosen to
! serve during the next year: Misses
| Annie Multigan. project; Mary Murnhv
( and Nellie Hamilton, first and second
/ assistant projects; Rose MulIigan.
| treasurer: Addie Woolsey, secretary:
| Maggie Crowley. sacristan.
City Engineer Cappelen visited the
| fats near the Washington avenue bridge
| yesterday TO determine on the best plan
/ 10 supply its inhabitants with water nit