St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-24
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
Mrs. Charles E. French has returned

Mrs. Charles E. French has returned
from her visit to New York.
William Glover, charged with robbing
man in saloon, was held to the grand
jury.
The Standard Bank of North Minne-
apolis has increased its capital from
$35, 900 to $4,000.
The public school concert, which was
to have been held May 26, has Deen de-
ferred until June 2.
ELouis Ochs, charged with helping
prisoners to escape from the Workhouse,
was yesterday given an additional dose
OF sixty days in that institution.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Gustav Holmquist and Olive Ozsen,
William II. Jensen and Kathinka r..
Thorson, Frederick Peterson and lnge-
borg Christensen.
Ground was broken yesterday for a
hospital at the soldiers home. The
building will be of brick, two stories
high. and will cost $4,000. 1t Will be
ready for use early next tall.
In connection with the canerush yes
terday afternoon, the events in the trial
field day, begun the day previous, were
finished Nothing was accomplished,
however, in the way of qualifying.
u In spite of the threatening weather,
"a Fair Rebel" drew large audience
at the BiJOu last evening, The play Is
presented with elaborate stage environ
mentS, a scene representing Libby
prison deserving special mention.
Jacob SteffeS. son of Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Steffes, the well known eX-policeman,
was buried yesterday afternoon at Lake
wood cemetery. The deceased was
twenty-four years of age, and died Sun
day last from congestion of the brain.
Mayor Eustis is examining candi-
dates for positions on the police force.
Three or four new men will be ap-
pointed in few days, and there are
still few patriots left who are willing
to serve the municipality.
The case of Matthias Theisen against
w. f. Porter, an action to recover dam
ages for personal injuries on account OF
an explosion of a steam heating ap-
paratus, came on for trial before Judge
Smith and jury Yesterday.
The board Of education held special
meeting yesterday. The principal sub
ject considered was the erection OF new
buildings, over which a discussion was
had The board finally decided to ad-
vertiSe for bids for the Lowell school on
the plans presented by DunnelI &
Elliot.
The case of Charles l.. Smith against
William S. King. to recover a commits
sion for securing money for quit claims
to Lake Calhoun property, was taken
from the jury and Judgment directed
in favor of the defendant by Judge
Hicks.
The novelty of witnessing a really
IL in, N n
ton with a bright and interesting
domestic drama is proving very attract
i've to patrons of the Grand, where the
Country Circus" is being played.
There will be matinee today at popu-
lar prices.
The case of Carrie Bidderman against
Max Bidderman, in which it was
claimed that James Bidderman had con-
Spired to secure a sum Of money from
his sister To get him out of prison fro M
forgery caSes against him, has been
ettled out of court and dismissed.
The celebrated case of the Irish
American Bank ys.JOhn Ludlum. known
as the pie case" received its knock
out blow yesterday at the hands OF
Judge Russell, in the third trial. The
new judge instructed the jury to find
for the plaintiff, and the case is settled
as far as the district court is concerned.
Thomas Patton, while cleaning the
brass work in Ryan & Cassin's saloon
with nitric acid and quicksilver Mon
day evening, was seriously burned
about the face by the acid. The cork
flew out while he was shaking the bot
tie and the contents were scattered
about. He may lose his eyeSight.
The young ladies' physical culture
class of the state university gave an eX-
hibition yesterday afternoon IN the Col
iseum. There were present large
number of spectators, and the eXhibi-
tion drill was voted by all to be the
most successful ever held at the ~"
The class is very large one.
Jacob Lifts Players will make their
debut at the Bijou next Sunday in an
elaborate scenic presentation Of Uncle
Toms Cabin" The title role will be
taken by that we'll known character
actor, George Fawcett. Mr.. FaWcett
has won success in a number of clever
characterizatiOns, and his last appear
ance in this city was recorded as the
boatswain in The Ensign"