St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MIME ,PoAis GuoBULEs.

The meeting of the Homeopathic
Medical society to have been held last
night was postponed for want OF
quorum.
DIR. George K. Kicker has been cou-
fined TO his residence with inflammatory
rheumatism, but it is expected that he
will be able to be out today.
An order was yesterday filed In court
requiring the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan company to prepare complete
schedule of all its assets and llabllitles.
The Minneapolis exposition stands a
good show of becoming the owner or
the famous painting, "rhe Insurrection
of Peasants" which was one of the at
fractions of the exposition OF lSo9.
The smoke stacks of the Northern
mill and the Hall & Ducey mill were
blown down by Mondays gale, and as
result both mills are shut down. IL Is
thought they will resume operations by
Monday.
The Grand has held large audiences
at every performance of the Country
Circus" and the general verdict of those
who have seen it is that the show SUR
passes anything ever represented on the
local stage.
Clyde Fitch Is the author of new
comedy drama, THE Social SWIM"
which is to be given two representations
during Miss Wainwright's engagement.
The scenes are laid in New York city,
and the time represented is the present.
News was yesterday received OF the
death in Oregon of Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilcox,
mother of Mrs. George E. Kicker, of
this city. Her serious illness was men
toned in the Tribune last week. Mrs.
Wilcox was we'll known in Minneapolis.
Marriage licenses we're issued yester-
day to John }. Hammer and Ida ).
Grimsted, w. r. Fowler and Katie
Downs, Andrew Lumbun and Mary
Anderson. Clark Detwiler and Flora
Sigafoos, Emil Ferrant and Addle
Cheesmen, Charles Fredericksen and
Anna Anderson.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion held its annual meeting last even
ing at which reports were presented
showing developments along the sew
eral lines of work. The junior depart
medt has grown from a membership OF
So TO over 200 i'll the past year.
An amateur billiard tournament will
be Inaugurated in this city, commencing
tomorrow night, to decide the champion
ship Of the Twin Cities. The contest
ants at tomorrow nights game will be
Charles Glow AID Frank Thayer. OF St.
Paul. and Frank Dougherty and Charles
CapOn, of this CITY.
Ernest Wahman, cuiDre LAD OF
nineteen years, was severe ! injured by
street Car last evening at the corner
of ColfaX and Western avenue. lie was
caught in attempting to jump from one
Car to another that was passing, and his
left foot was badly crushed. lie was
taken 10 the city hospital.
A reception was rendered Rev. Willis
A. Hadley, pastor of the Lyndale Coz
gregatiOnai church, last night at the
residence of d. w. Jones, No. 1898
Pleasant avenue. The reception was
III the nature of Il farewell party, prior
to the departure of Mr.. Hadley to Lynn,
Mass, to which place he has accepted a
call.
Wordtwas received last night of the
death in Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday, of
Collie McWey, the son of John McWey,
of this city. Deceased was raised in
Minneapolis, where he has ii large num-
ber of friends. He was a member or
theplumbers' union, of this city, ,and was
only twenty three years Of age. Death
resulted from typhoid fever.
Berriman Bros. of Chicago, claim
that their travelling man sold E. b.
Crabtree 5000 cigars of the alleged Ha-
vana variety for 500, and that he has
refused to pay for them. Crabtree says
that the agent agreed to help him place
them with the trade, and as he did not,
he shipped the cigars back to Chicago.
Judge Russell and jury will settle the
matter.
A fve-year-old boy named Sagerstrom,
residing with his parents at 1925 Blais-
dell avenne south, dropped dead very
apparently In the best of health at that
hour when he arose, and walking to-
ward window, dropped dead. Coroner
Spring was notified, and post-mortem
will be held today at II O'Clock to de-
termine the cause of death.