St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Amelia A. Brown has begun a suit
FOR divorce against Edward a. Brown
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment.
The Minneapolis school of fine arts in
the Public Library building opens Sept.
%. Douglas Volk, director for the COM
ing year, will be present.
The August open parliament of the
WOman'S council. conducted by the ed
ucatiOnal department, will be held in
the guild room of St. Marks church at
$50 today.
Quarantine Physician Norton is on
the lookout for party of Italians who
have been exposed to cholera. They
have been IL quarantine on Swinburne
island several weeks.
Charles Johnson, the sewer laborer
who was injured by the caving in of a
sewer on Dupont avenue last Tuesday,
suecumbed to his injuries Thursday
evening. An INQUEST will be held.
A brood mare valued at $3.50. the prop
eriy or DR.. 5. 5. KilYington, of this city.
was shot and killed at his lumber camp
on Leech lake by a near-sighted hunter
who mistoOk the animal for a moose.
President Reno. of the board of trade.
has appointed Judge Atwater 10 repre-
sent Minneapolis and the board on the
lrlp with the foreign commissioners to
Dakota, ana the judge accepts the COM
mission.
The pruning committee of the council
met yesterday morning. They first took
mp the estimates for sewers. and next
the paving. and are said to have cut to
the bone. At O'Clock the meeting was
adjourned till Tuesday morning next.
The claims committee of the council
at It's meeting yesterday morning re-
neWed 10 the widow of Gus Olson, VINO
was killed in the East side dynamite ex-
ploslOn, Its offer to settle for $500. She
wanted $1,000, but agreed to take what
was offered.
a musical entertainment, supple
mented by an ice cream festival. will be
neld this evening at 504 Central avenue.
lnder the auspices OF the Salvation
Army. Among the number present Will
be Capt. Scott. of the Northwest, and
capt. Davis. of ST. Panl.
The return of beautiful weather has
given new impetus to the sale of seats
Tor John Drew's engagement. which
begins al the Grand next Monday night.
1he Masked Ball" will be PLAYED
throughout the entire week, with the
original company and complete scenery.
Mrs. Frank Bruen returned on Mon
day from Tallahassee, Fla. where she
was called by the death of her father.
Mr.. kemper. MIR. and Mrs Bruen will
reside at 1922 Vine place until Novem-
0er when they will 20 TO Tallahassee
Tor the winter.
1t Is reported that Mayor Eustis will
reTuse to.sign all warrants granting the
street commissioners any extra salary
Tor street sprinKIing inspection. The
mayor refuses 10 say what he will do.
but will consult with the city attorney
before deciding.
Riley De Force and Al Langton. who
we're canght with large quantity of
sllverware in their possession. were ar
ralgned for vagrancy Yesterday morn
ing and given $50 or sixty days. In the
meantime efforts viii be made to find
The owners OF the silverware, which is
marked A E. B.
j. Briggs, A. D. Eads. C. F. Douglass.
J. a. Walters and William Regan. who
were appointed appraisers to condemn
The remaining small parcels of land in
The Improvement on Minnehaha boule-
Vard, met Yesterday afternoon at the
O1lee OF the secretary of the park COM
MISSION and were qualified.