St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Nine. Boyd leaves for Europe Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ferguson have lust
returned from two weeks trip to the
worlds fair.
sFa5te Svendsen. one of the most prom
lnent evangeliSts of Norway will preach
in Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church
this evening at 7:45 O'Clock.
Charles Saunders, the young man ar
rested for stealing bicycle from a
chamber OF commerce clerk, waived eX-
animation and was bound over to the
grand jury in 5000 bail
The application for receiver for the
flrm OF Harker Il Co., of st. Louis Park,
came up before Judge Canty Yesterday
morning. The matter will be amicabiv
arranged by closing up the business
Frank Lewis. who is said to have OBJ
tanned money from Peter BOesalis upon
false representations regarding the sale
OF cigars, was held to the grand Jury
yesterday morning, with bail at 500.
John Ramon, residing at 1926 Third
street northeast, an Old and well-known
citizen OF The First ward, died Friday.
lie was elghtY-fOur years of age, and
had resided in Minneapolis since 1865.
The board of education committee on
text books met yesterday afternoon to
consider the purchase of text books for
the ensuing year. Text books to the
number of aboEt 4G,n0e Will be needed
for the various grades.
I. w. Carter, graduate of She state
university and genius for mechanical
invention. has secured a patent on a
very unique device in the way of a car
brake. 1t is said to be superior to any,
thInU in thn linn
Mrs. Haight, residing at 1923 Penn
avenue north, was quite severely in
cured by fall last Wednesday. On
account of paralysis she is obliged to
use clutches, and while walking across
the i-0or she lost her balance, falling
heavily.
l.; Friedman, Hebrew who resides at
I'll kentucky street, was riding down
jackson street hill yesterday morning.
when he was struck in the side by
bullet from an air gun, discharged by
same person unknown. He was taken
10 the central police station, where AS
slStant City Physician HanIey dressed
the wound, which he pronounced not of
dangerous nature.
The park board finance committee
met Yesterday morning and audited the
bills incurred since the last meeting.
Ihe committee on improvements eX-
pected to get together to make their
report on the completion of Minnebaha
boulevard. This report will be sub
united at the board meeting Monday,
and Will probably be favorable to the
continuance of the work.
The third week at the Grand OF the
Calhoun engagement will begin tomor-
row evening with one of the most com
plete productions of "Pinafore" ever
witnessed on the local stage. The Cal
nouns have made elaborate prepare
tons for the revival next week, in which
the full vocal strength of the organiZa-
ton will be employed. The stage set,
tings will be revelation, and the cos
tuning handsome and appropriate. The
usual Wednesday and Saturday mat
inees Will he given.
The board of charities and corrections
held a meeting yesterday afternoon to
arrange the preliminarieS of the trans
fer OF the Bracket property. Some
time ago $4,000 was deposited in the
Security bank in trust until the mort
gage on the property was satisfied. This
afternoon the board reconsidered the
matter and decided to pay in advance to
MIR. Bracket $4,000 for the property.
and in addition he gave to the president
OF the board trust deed on a valuable
tract of land adjoining, to be held until
all membranes had been removed.
SO for l5-ieWel adjusted American