St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Prof. j. K. Hosmer will read paper
this evening at the public library build
ing, before the FOrtnightly club, on
The Federation of English Nations.p
Tie Gillette Herzog company has de-
cided to erect foundry building as
part of its plant, on Second street and
Seventh avenue southeast, at q cost OF
$4,000.
w. II. Closterman, his young wife
and Mrs. Mary Holmes were arraigned
in the police court yesterday. ClOster-
man was held for trial and the women
were discharged.
There will be a special meeting of the
Minneapolis trades and labor assembly
at Labor Temple tonight, presumably
to consider current labor matters now
before the state legislature.
A fine team of horses has been stolen
from EnSign's livery stable. A we'll
dressed man, giving the name of john
son, engaged the team last Monday, and
neither the man nor the team has been
seen since.
The st. Louis Park board of educa-
tion has filed dn answer denying the
allegation of Architect Allen that it has
been guilty of plagiarizing certain plans
drawn by him. His plans, it is said,
were not used i'll any particular.
John Mcdonald, labOrer, living at
1881 Jackson street northeast, is miss
ing. He left home last Monday to look
for work, and since that time his family
have not seen him. The matter was
reported to the police yesterday.
The Grocers' association is anxious to
have license inspector appointed. The
committee on licenses has been
asked to establish the Office of license
inspector, but it will not be done, for
the police will look after the matter OF
collecting licenses.
Official notice has been received at the
Minneapolis postOffice from Washing
ton that money orders could be sent to
the principal towns in Turkey, Bosnia
aid Herzegovina. Russia is now the
only country in Europe where United
States money orders may not go.
The Smith building at 247-249 Hen
nepin avenue, occupied by the Kimball
printing establishment before the fire,
will be rebuilt at once. The new build
ing will be better and more ornamental
than the old one. j. M. HaZen, the eX-
building Inspectors drawing the plans.
An interesting relic of war time has
been presented to the state q. A. K.
HedQQ ny JUuu n. IllCucllci
Company A, Eleven Pennsylvania vol
unteers. 1t is photograph of the jury
that tried Jefferson Davis at Richmond,
Va, the first mixed jury ever empan-
eled, twelve white men and twelve
negroes.
The Seandia lodge, No "a, will give a
ten days fair, commencing the 25th
inst. This fair will be different than
the usual run of fairs, inasmuch as it
will have programmes every night that
will be worth the price of theater to
see. Such artists as Carl Pfeil and
wife, Victor Nilsson, Gustavus Mex
lund and others are assisting. The
order is a strong one and will make an
entertaining week of the affair.
About two years ago Elger P. West,
the twenty-year-ol son of the late Po-
lice Officer P. p. West, enlisted in the
United States cavalry, and was sta
toned at Fort Niobrara, Neb. Yester-
day his guardian, City Treasurer Hau-
gan, received a telegram from the cap
tain of the company stating that the
young man had been seriously injured
and was not expected to live. Later in
the day telegram came announcing
his death. 1t is not known how the in
jury came about. The body will be
forwarded 10 the stepmother of the de-
ceased. living at 2S2 Nineteenth avenue
south,