St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Patrolman Lawley is gaZetted for the
position of jailor in the Third precinct.
Edward Carlberg tried for forgery in
the police court yesterday, was held to
the grand jury in the sum OF $500.
Mrs. Z. p. Vose left Thursday even
Ing for Chicago and the East. to be
absent till about the 10th of September.
G. w. Wilcox, formerly an attache of
the North Side Chronicle, is now man
aging editor of the Young Mems Era,
published in Chicago.
The annual convention of the Pres
byterian Sunday schools of Minnesota
will be held in this city at Westminster
church, Aug. l to 3, inclusive.
1t was supposed several months ago
that the North Side Library building
would be ready Tor occupancy by Aug.
!, but as yet theirs are no indications on
she ground that it will ever be erected.
Peter Sutherland has commenced suit
against Theresa NJ. johnson 10 recover
$3.50 on promissory note. An attach
ment has been issued against property
of the defendant. who Is nonresident.
G. A. r. Department Commander
John Day Smith left last evening for
Montgomery, Mimi, to fill all engage
ment with the q. a. r. of that part of
the state, whom he was to meet there.
whose father, John Collins, OF Hamil,
is a farmer at that point, was examined
and sent to the asylum. Her employers
had discharged her with threats, which
the doctors think unsettled her mind.
A travelling man with touch of the
tremenS and nearly unconscious created
some excitement on a Minnehaha car
Yesterday. An officer took him in tow,
and conducted him home. He had
$1,000 OIL his person.
In the matters connected with the as
signment of the State bank, and also
the Farmers and Merchants State
bank, the court thought them of suffi-
Gent Importance to have the hearing
set for next Tuesday. All The Judges
who are obtainable will be on the bench
at the hearing, as the cases will be tests
for other suits.
Carrie Danielson, who was brought to
the county Jail Friday evening, was eX-
amined for insanity and committed to
the asylum. She has pretty little girl,
ten years of age, who is being looked
after by Agent Tatro, of the Humane
society. and who will be sent to the
state school, as she has had no school
ing at all.
The young ladies of the Church of the
immaculate Conception have planned a
novel and delightful entertainment for
the benefit of the orphans, TO be given
on Aug. II, at the corner of Western
avenue and Ninth street. Music by one
of the fayOrite bands, light refresh
mentS aud numerous etceteraS, all for %
cents and all for the orphans.
The double track for the electric
street railway line on Emerson avenue
has been completed and put in opera
ton as far north as TWenty-SiXth ave-
hue. By this improvement cars are run
through without the detention hereto
fore necessary at the Twentieth avenue
junction. This change IS highly appre-
ciated by patrons of the line, as are also
the new and handsome open cars put in
service OIL that line.
The annual meeting of the Mississippi
Valley Lum bermen'S association will be
held i'll Minneapolis on the 18th of Au-
gust, when it is expected that the QueS-
lion of prices will be taken up. There
has been manifested in certain quarters
lately disposition TO cut prices. and a
concerted effort will be made to main
tain the present schedules the fact be-
ing realized that If prices are reduced in
the prevailing dull times it will be- a
difficult matter to restore them.
Judge Hooker has denied the motion
for new trial in the suit brought by
Mlnnetonka property owners for dam
ages for the maintaining of the height
OF water at certain point at the lake.
The arguerS for new trial maintained
that the board had placed the point at
which water was to be kept above what
was the original high water mark be-
fore the dam was built. The court holds
that the evidence does not disclose that
such was the case, and so denies tine
motion for a new trial. 1t will go TO the
supreme court on the order.
There was small divorce calendar
yesterday, and not all of the applicants
were successful. ii. S. StinsOn was
granted divorce on the grounds of de-
sertiOn, and L. E. Sellers was separated
from Anna Sellers on the same grounds
Jessie NJ. Racklitfe wanted divorce
from George }. Racklitfe, showing sew
eral cases of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. She had relied on affidavits fol-
corrobOrative evidence. but when the
atfidavitS were opened it was found tina
they did not corrOborate. The case wa
continued for further evidence.
Fhe coming week will finish the lonl
engagement of the Calhoun Opera com
pany at the Grand. The summer Seasol
has been one of pleasure to the publ
and profit to the management Tb
programme mapped out for the week j
the most important that has been pre-
pared since the company began singing
here, as it includes three of the mos
pleasing productions already given. be
sides the ever welcome "Mikado,
which possesses all those attributes 0
comic opera that render it delight t
the ear and pleasing diversion to tn
eye. The arrangement of the repel
toire is as follows: Monday, Tuesda
and Wednesday evenings and Wedne,
day matinee. The Mikado;" Thursda
evening. ''Said Pasha;" Friday eyenin
and Saturday matinee, Bohemia
Girl" ana Saturday evening, "Bocca
ciU."