St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Tillie Lee has begun suit for divorce
from Banet ii. Lee on the ground of
adultery.
The Martin Heating company has
hled articles changing its name to that
of the Archambo Martin and Morsk
company.
The Wilburs will give another matt
nee today al the Grand, the bill being
the BLACK Hussar." Tonight, "The
Merry War;
Cholera lntantum was responsible for
the rather sudden death of child
named Jennie Anderson at the union
depot yesterday morning.
The closing of the Bohemian club at
the orders of the chief of police Wednes-
day night had very salutary effect
upon numerous other resorts in the
city.
Judge Steele left yesterday for Butte,
Mont, where he will remain week on
business. The regular probate court
calendar for next Monday will therefore
be continued over week.
MIR. Drew makes his first bow as
star next Monday evening, presenting
The Masked Ball" with a company
including Miss Maude Adams and all
OF the original cast under Charles Froh-
man 5 management.
A committee from the retail clerks
association called on Mayor Eustis yes
terday to ask him to preside at the early
closing mass meeting TO be held Sept. 5,
at Central hall. The mayor promised
to consider the request.
Amanda Welsh claims that George II.
Welsh, from whom she is divorced, owes
her allmOny to the amount of SlO4
Judge Pond has issued an order for him
to show cause why he is not in con-
tempt of court and open to punishment
The plans for tile bridge across the
Great Northern tracks at Central ave-
nue. and Broadway, over which there
mas been so much dispute whether there
should be bridge or a viaduct, have
been approved by City Engineer Ca J.
pelen.
The appraisers appointed at the last
meeting CT the park board TO condemn
few odds and ends of property wanted
for the Minnehaha boulevard will meet
today to take the oath and prepare the
notices which are necessary as prelImi-
narieS to the proceedings.
The park board certificates of indebt-
ednesS now maturing are payable in
New York city. Some of these certiti-
Gates are held IN this city, and Secretary
Cove desires that they be presented for
payment at his office, and not sent to
New York tor collection.
Officers Murphy and Morrison yester-
day afternoon arrested two men having
In their possession large quantity of
family table silver, which they were
trying 10 sell. The sllverware is en-
graved with the monogram "A. E. Do
The men gave the names of Riley de
Force and Al Langton.
The residence of Mr.. Thurber, $50
Fourteenth avenue southeast, was en-
tered by burglars Wednesday night
while the family was away. The
thieves were still rummaging around
when Mr.. Thurber returned and sur
prised them. They ran into the cellar
ana made their escape through win
dow.
Z. j. Hewitt has been removed from
the street opening commission appoint
ed 10 open street TO the North side
pumping station, on account of the fact
that he is from the same ward as an
other member of the commission, II. w
Lang. George W. Morey has been APP.
pointed to succeed Mr.. Hewitt.
Assistant State Labor Commissioner
Frank Valesh returned yesterday from
tour OF inspection which he was en-
gagged IN, representing the state bureau
vi idDOT, anu WHICH COOk MIN through
the southwest part of the state among
the farming community. The investi.
CATION Is as to the condition of the farm
ing industry. and in prosecuting it Mr..
Valesh noted many things OF interest
connected with the main subject.
beyond the matters on which he will
formally report.
The special council committee tC
which was referred the matter of lower
ing the Milwaukee and Hastings &
Dakota railway track adopted yesterday
afternoon the plans proposed by the
city engineer, and will SO report to the
council this evening. 1t is believed
That the council will adopt the plans at
the meeting, and will invite the officials
of the Milwaukee road for conference
as to the best plan of procedure, and to
ascertain the wishes of the company
regarding the proposed lowering.