St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


Cards are out for the wedding of John
Arnutt Skinneran Miss Belle NeSbitt,
of 4 Grove place, for Aug. =.
Hattie NJ. Lewis was granted decree
of divorce from James b. Lewis on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
Frank Goodman, who last week ter
rOrIZed his family at Plymouth and
Dupont avenue. and then disappeared,
was yesterday arrested and locked up.
The dairIes at Thirtv-eighth street
and Third avenue south ami on Taylor
street, New Boston, are to be removed
without further notice on the part OF,
Or prosecution by, the city.
Charles johnson was arrested on a
charge of baStardY. He waived exam
ination and was committed to the county
Jail under bond OF $500. He will have
hearing tomorrow.
The Minneapolis College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons has leased the old
Rand homestead, corner of Sixth ave
nue. south and Seventh street, ana will
remodel the same. Ii will be ready for
occupancy by Sept. ..
About noon Friday the cash box was
taken from the delivery wagon OF w. T..
BriX, the Plymouth avenue butcher.
was afterward picked up, but the con-
tents had been distracted.
Annie Chancellor, cOlored, was ar
rested on charge OF larceny yesterday.
She is accused of taking a watch and
chain, several valuable dresses. and
other property, from woman named
Mrs. j. O'Conuor, some time ago. She
Will have 4 trial i'll the police court to-
morrow.
Judge Hooker decided that the pris-
oner De Puy, in the jail, was not i'll Suf-
1icientiy bad mental condition TO have
him examined under the new law by
the district court, land Judge Steele took
charge of him and ordered him sent to
Rochester, where he went by the after
noon train.
The petition of s. L. Sylvester to have
the assignee OF The Farmers and Mer-
chants State bank offset a note against
lis debt 10 him Tor deposits, was argued
before Judge Canty. As the same point
III larger amounts will come UP III other
bank assignments, this matter will be
heard by several judges.
Judge CAVITY refused a new trial in the
cases OF the Minneapolis Mill company
aud the St. Anthony Falls Water Power
company against the board of water
commissioners OF the city OF st. Paul, in
the suit 10 recover heavy bills for the
use OF water from lakes tributary TO the
Mississippi, \ settled case was allowed
for an appeal.
One of the houses partially wret ked
by the explosion Friday was occupied
Jointly by Adolph Grignon and Peter
LayeIle, and Mr.. Grignon says that his
loss Will be greater than that of Layelle,
whose residence portion, as left by the
explosion, was presented pictorally by
the Tribune. Mrs. GrignOn was also
quite severely injured.
The board Of education committee on
teachers held long executive session
yesterday morning. The matter cOnSid-
cred was the appointment of teachers
to I'LL vacancies in the graded and cook
Ing schools. Chairman Rolfe said the
committee decided not to divuge their
action until their report IS presented to
the board at the meeting Tuesday.
Supt. &. NJ. Jordan yesterday handed
10 The board OF education the name of
w. +. Webster for the principalship of
the East side high school, made vacant
by the resignation of Prof. George
Alton, recently elected to the Office of
Inspector OF high schools. Prof. Web
ster is former student at the univer-
silly OF Minnesota, having taken his
degree with the class of 'S6. He comes
here from Moorhead. where he has been
superintendent of schools.
1t tue injunction proceedings brought
by John a. Nordeen to prevent a paw
ment from the treasurer on warrants,
In whiclrthe mayor, A. G. Hangar and
u. W. e. Ney were made defendants.
Judge Smith has made AN order denying
the motion 10 dismiss the case. He does
order, however, that +. E. Sprague be
made party defendant, and that on
account OF the important law points at
stake and the magnitude of the sum,
the case should come TO trial with all
the parties Interested brought III. The
matter will be tried on its merits Satur-
day, Aug. ).
Next week the Calhoun Opera com
pany viii produce two of Won Suppe's
greatest successes for three nights and
matinee each, opening with "Fati-
nltZa. "FaunitZa' was sung here
during the initial engagement of the
calhoun company at the Lyceum, and
It's presentation reflected much credit
on the leading artists of the organize
ton. The last half of the week another
equally successful opera of the comic
variety Will be presented in the shape
of "Boccaclo." Miss Julie Calhoun,
who made such an excellent impression
last season, will make her first appear
ance during the present engagement in
"BOccacio.' The sale of seats and
boxes has already begun.