St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Fl. Y. Jones will build two-story
frame dwelling at 1919 ColfaX avenue
south, to cost $1,000.
Bishop Won Scheele will represent
the King of Sweden at the coming jubi-
lee to be held in Minneapolis.
Kilroe Bros. have filed a deed in
voluntary assignment for tue benefit OF
their creditors, to John 7. McGowan.
Charles Crosby Wylie, late of Boston.
Mass, died from heart disease at 2l07
Twelfth avenue south yesterday morn-
ing. The deceased was thirty years OF
age.
PIaisted, the trainer of the Lurlines,
arrived in the city last night from De
troit, and will begin active preparations
to get his crew into shape for the CON-
Ing races.
Gen. A. Hughes, the counsel for the
Northern Pacific railroad at Bismarck.
was IN the city yesterday, ell route for
Chicago, on legal business connected
with the road.
The annual session of the Order of
the Eastern Star will convene at
O'Clock this afternoon at Masonic Tenn
pie. The meeting will continue until
tomorrow evening.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to John A. Johnson and Tillie
Brown; Frances Goodel and Mary Mas
ten; John J. Hellrick and Kassen Han
son michael E.Grady and Hannah lift;
Rudolph PetZold and Ida S. Rudolph;
John Larson and Anna Hedlund.
Robert p. Lewis, the we'll known
newspaper man. and for some time past
the police reporter of the Times, leaves
today for Glasgow, Mont, where he will
assume charge of the Valley City News.
He has the best wishes of host oil
friends.
Crowded houses are the rule at the
Grand, where the Bostonians are giving
a series of the most brilliant operate
productions ever witnessed in this city.
Tonight robin Hood" Next week
the attraction will be William II. Crane
III ION Probation" and 1.-The Senator"
two plays that have proved remarkably
successful. The advance sale will open
tomorrow.
The Hyde Park Investment company
was incorporated yesterday with CAPT.
tai stock of 5000, 600, divided into 1900
shares of 500 each. The company will
be managed by board of directors
elected annually. The incOrporators
are j. B. Bushnell, George n. Merchant,
K. w. Cook and James 0. Pierce, all OF
this city.
The board of charities and corrections
met yesterday afternoon. as 1t has scores
of times before, to consider hospital
sites. 1t was said before the meeting
began that site would be selected be-
fore adjournment, but when this lmpor-
tant matter was reached the board went
into executive session.
Some ST. Louis capitalists have writ
ten to Minneapolis with view to arous
ing int rest in new packet line which
ct is proposed to operate between that
atty and Minneapolis. 1t is proposed,
is soon as So 100000 is subscribed, that
the company will build four boats. The
representative Minneapolis organlza-
lions.
The regular election of church officers
at First Baptist church took place last
evening. Preceding the election dis
cuSsion Of the financial situation was
had, for the statement showed the
church $1,000 in arrears. The expenses
last year were SIP, 996.49, and the re-
ceipts only $9,996.10.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Homeopathic Hospital association was
held Yesterday afternoon at the hospital,
preceding the monthly business meet
ing. The following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. 0. A. Pray; vice
president. Mrs. G. q. Leland; secretary,
Mrs. Charles S. Cooley; treasurer, Mrs.
S. B. Loyejoy. A benefit concert is to
be given for the hospital on the evening
of Thursday, May %, at Fair Oaks.
Henrik Cavling, newspaper CORE
sp0ndent for "Politiken," one OF the
leading political journals of Denmark,
was in the city yesterday. He visited
the various points of interest under the
guidance of G. Rasmussen, and was
very much pleased with the city and its
people Mr.. Cavling left last evening
for California.
Sneak thieves are bothering the resi-
dents of South Minneapolis in the vicn
ity of Fifth street and Third avenue.
Among those who are losers as the re-
suit of visits from the gentry are: H. r.
Loughlin, 500 Third avenue southeast;
S. H. Mitchell, 524 Third avenue, both
of whom have lost jeWelry and other
smaller articles; F. R. Salisbury and E.
G. Pratt. A gang of youngsters are I'M
der suspicion.
A sad accident occurred in front of
the West hotel yesterday afternoon.
Albert Norman, a messenger boy, was
run over by horse and buggy. He was
picked up unconscious and taken into
the West hotel drug store. He at once
regained consciousness, and an eXami-
nation showed that one rib was broken.