St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Nine. BOYD arrived home from Europe
Friday.
The new Blaine school will open on
Monday next.
James Allen, an old settler. died at
his home. 427 Fifteenth avenue south
east, Yesterday morning, of heart dis
ease.
Aaam Butter took possession of the
Windsor hotel Yesterday. The present
office force will remain with HIM. The
hotel will be renovated. -
A meeting of the State Grocers' asso-
cation has been called for Sept. 20, at
the exposition building. There will be
banquet in the evening.
1t is said that an indictment has been
returned by the grand jury against
Phillip NJ Scheig. in which he is
f. charged with grand larceny.
Mrs. E. NJ. Skies. daughter of w. II.
Davis, died yesterday at 1919 Ninth
avenue south. She had been ill Tor
some time, but death came suddenly.
John Hagen. living at Cpl Monroe
street, fell from roof three stories
high Yesterday morning, and was badly
hurt. He was engaged in painting at
the time.
Secretary John T. Hcmphill, of the
UOdiu vi lIdtlSs WIN las UOtu QullC HI,
was out for the first time yesterday aft
ernoon, and hopes to be at his Office the
coming week.
Yesterday horse belonging to Good
now IL Lawther fell into twenty-fOOt
well on the corner of Eleventh street
and First avenue south. He was rescued
after two hours labor.
Il sign of returning confidence was
shown yesterday when County Auditor
Cooley received from a Cleveland firm
an offer 10 purchase bOnds-the first
offer CT the kind made i'll three months.
Word has been received that James j.
Lehman. who died last month in Cali
fOrnia, has left = very comfortable fort
. une. His Minneapolis relatives. it is
said. Will receive large portion of the
Pc estate.
The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. have
extended call to Andrew Baird, of
Wichita. Kan, 10 take chTrge OF the as
ISOLATION WORK here. MIR. Baird has
been in \. NJ. c. \. work in Kansas for
many years.
There is some talk of another junket-
ing tour. The council committee OH
paving and gas wants to investigate the
kinds of paving in use in the East, as
Well as the municipal ownership of gas
and electric plants.
. The Worlds Fair Transportation
Company Of Minneapolis will take care
Of the HibeTnau rifles and society at
the worlds fair. They leave here Sept.
Is via the Chicago Great Western rail-
way and will be quaTteTeG at the Great
Eastern hotel.
. The condition of W. b. Clark, who
was run down Friday evening aud Sc
Ycrely injured by a Bloomington avenue
ear, was reported by DIR. Button last
evening as being on the road to rec0v-
cry. 1t will require several days, how
ever, before the ultimate extent of his
Injuries can be determined.
H. f. Brown, of Minneapolis, is adj
ViSed that his ShOrthOrnS sent to the
state fair of Nebraska, after the honors
won at Chicago. have won the following
prizes at the Lincoln fair: Sweepstakes
on aged herd, sweepstakes on young
herd. and the same Oh best COW.
The new bridge over the railroad
tracks at Second street is about finished,
and in few days will be open for
travel. The structure is of a Substan-
design, lbs feet long. with a roadway
thirty-fvc feet in width and a walk for
foot passengers on each side.
The Grand will have tor its attraction
the coming week Edwin Milton Royle's
delightful comedy-Grama, play that
made one Of the best Impressions on MS
first visit of anything that has ever been
seen here. The production next week
vii! be by the original company. There
will he "Wednesday matinee at popular
prices.
In the military department of the
state university Lieut.. Morgan has an
nounced the following officers: Cap
tains-C0mpany a, &. Fay Smith; Com
panY b. Waiter Poehier: Company C.,
i. Il. EiHelI: Company d, Carl Pattee:
cadet major. II. ID. Lacker; first lieu
tenant. f. NJ. Rounds: sergeant major.
I. ID. Sterling: chief musician, N. ID. S.
Stoughton;s q, 5. Johnson, f. l.. Hink-
ley. The work of the first few weeks
VIII be with the awkward squad.
Al the first monthly meeting of the
West End Improvement association of
The Tenth ward, under the newly
adopted articles Of incorporation, the
election OF directors resulted IN the
selection of 5. B. Berry, G. l.. Alden
and Seaium Gates. Steps were taken
to increase the membership, and
committee was appointed to look after
the Guilcing of sidewalks. The next
meeting OF the association will be held
tuesday evening, Oct. 10.