St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Secretary Henderson. of the real estate
board. has resigned.
Today is legal holiday. All banks in
Minneapolis will be closed.
P. j. Dunno of the S. E. Olson Dry Goods
company, who has been i'll with slight at
tack Of diphtheria. is once more able to be
around again.
The name of the man who died at the city
hospital from injuries received at Backus'
mill, was Joseph Theck. The coroner will
continue his investigation in regard to the
accident today.
Memorial at the Shiloh Presbyterian
church. corner Central avenue and Twenty
fourth avenue northeast this evening.
Prof. j. Allison will deliver his grand lecture
on 1.-THE Battle of Gettysburg" Camp fire
at Sp. m.
The case against young Levin, charged
with grand larceny, his alleged offense con-
sisting in securing goods on credit and then
removing them to hiding place. was dis
missed. the case having been settled by the
parties interested therein.
The North American Telegraph company
has taken down all its overhead wires on
Third street, and has the conduit sys;e m in
force. The other companies are taking
down their telegraph and telephone wires as
fast as possible.
The postmortem on the remains of Benja
min Seaman, whose death was supposed to
have been caused by q kick from a horse
showed that Seaman succumbed to peritoni-
tbs. The disease is believed by the physi-
clans to have been due to the kick. but they
could not swear that 1t was.
IatsA
says that he will mop the earth with o. X.
Earle. who took occasion to say. through the
columns of Sunday paper, that 1.-THE way
the hospital was run was disgrace to the
m anagement" Mr.. Boyer wants it under
stood that the quarantine hospital is better
conducted than any in the city.
A fire broke out in barn in the rear Of the
premises at TO and 7l2 Sixth street south last
evening The building was damaged about
BOO, and carpenter shop in the barn was
entirely demolished The loss in TOOLS etc,
was about 800 1t is supposed that the fire
was started from cigarettes. A number of
BOYS have been in the habit of smoking about
the premises.
If the dentists of Minneapolis do not get
to !ether and make pull altogether there
will not be much left of the code. 1t has
DeeQ CraCkGU SpNeTdl lllllco luLSlys dllu WIZ
go to pieces if something is not done. One
might almost expect to see sandwich men
going about the street advertising to extract
teeth without pain as the next move IN vio-
lation of the code.
Miss Wainwright will appear before her
Minneapolis admirers next Mo nday evening
in Sheridans grand old comedy, "The
School for Scandal" on which she has ex-
pended a large amount of money for new
scenery costumes and stage properties. The
same play will be given Tuesday evening
and at the special popular priced matinee
| Wednesday. Seats are now on sale.
The Northern mill, which was shut down
| on account of the damage done by the recen
| Storm resumed operations again yesterday
Mr.. Glass said yesterday that they now had
| all the logs they wanted, and that the mil
| will be run both night and day. The Carpen-
| ter & Sheyelin mill, which also suffered by
| the storm, is also under full Roadway again.
| Since Sunday the river has receded two
| inches.
| The commencement exercises of the elias.
| Of '93, of the university Of commerce anC
| finance, Will take place next Friday evening
| Mt s o'clock in Century hall. An interesting
| programme has been prepared, the principal
| feature of which will be an address by Hon
Ignatius Donnelly, who will speak on "Sign'
| of the Times musical programme has
also been arranged for the occasion. The
| diplomas will be presented by E. D. Jackson
| The circuit court of appeals this morning
handed down decision in the case of tht
city of Minneapolis against Frederick Reum
| Frederick Reum was a sewer laborer il
| MINNEAPOLIS who was hurt while at work fo
| the city. Claiming to be federal subject Of
! the king of Prussia he brought his damage
| suit in the United States court where he Sc
| cured verdict of $40. 900 damages. The city
| appealed from this verdict taking exception!
| to his claim that he was an alien. The
circuit court of appeals decides in favor Of
| Reum.
| ezThe Salvation Army will hold a gathering
| of all the corps in this state in Minneapolis
about the middle of June. Brigadier Field
ing will be present for the occasion. At the
| meeting yesterday several officers were COM
| missioned after an enthusiastic meeting.
Messrs. Good and Anderson were commits
/ stoned as color sergeants; Sisters Sanity ane