St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
siINSEaPoLis GLoEULEs.

The II. c. Akely saw mills started ND
yesterday al their fullrapacity. About
l75 of the old employees went to work. =
Yesterday morning Mayor Eustis' APP
pointed August Heueil guard at the
workhouss. He will go on duty at once.
= Dan Murphy. former trainer Of the
Duluth Rowing club, has been engaged
as the trainer for the Winnipeg Rowing
club.
Miss Kate Field will lecture at the
Lyctum theater next Saturday evening
on The Life and Works of Charles
b Dickens
The Transfers Assembly K. of l..
has beycOtted the WasEburu-CroSl,y
flour on account of the packers and
nallers strike.
A meeting of The board of directors of
til" associated charities will be held
& this afternoon 10 consider the finalI cial
affairs of the society.
a reception was rendered Father
Christie at the Church of the Ascension
Monday night. when he babe his con-
gregation farewell. The reverend gen.
. tleinah was presented with purse of.
$3.50 in gold.
The residence of Rev. B. Sandmeyer.
rector of ST. EliZabeth:s German .Catilo-
north and Fourth street, was entered by
burglars Monday nighr. The robbers
carried of number of articles of value.
"S.nbad." which possesses more feat
ures for amusing the children than any
other attraction on tie. road. will be
given special production at the Grand
This afternoon Tor the benefit of the
ladies and the little folks.
4 popular entertainment will be given
This evening at the Hennipin Avenue
M. E. church. The Garvin family and
others viii! participate. Doors open at
7::0. Proceeds i'll aid of Branch Sunday
school. Tickets, % and 10 cents.
HE Crusaders got after SOdini yes
terGay. Charles Purple swnre out a
warrant for his arrest on the charge of
selling liquors in the Central garden in
violation of the ordinance which pro-
hibits the sale of it on the premises de-
voted to theatrical performances.
Yesterday morning at, o'clock the
barn OF Jesse Jones, 2733 Park avenue,
was struck by lightning and set on fire.
The fire department managed TO put
out the blaze without much damage to
property. At the time the barn was
struck there was man asleep in the
haymow, Dnt he was not injured.
Thomas Lally. George Sawyer and j.
X. lltftiin. WHO are under indictment
Tor suffering gambling in the shape Of
nlckel-intheSlot machines, to he oper.
aied i'll their respective places, were ar
raIgned in the criminal court yesterday
morning. The cases were continued
over The term.
The Board of Corrections and Char
lilies WAS scheduled 10 meet Yesterday
afternoon, but failed of a quorum. Con-
siderable discussion as TO lie manner in
which the mayor engages and dis
charges workhOuSe employees without
the advice or sanction Of the board was
INDUCED in by the members who We're
present.
Monday night two little newSboys
ere arrested for shooting craps in the
ear or the Journa. building. Yesier.
day they were fined 81 each. Aid.
Rollins said. when lie heard OF the case:
WHY don't the police arrest these
grGwn-up gamblers who are operating
all over the city, rather than prosecute
little newsboys?"
Frank Cole, arrested by Officer Brown,
WHO believed him TO he one of the men
who held him UP and robbed him of all
his yaiuahles in Moulton park Sunday
night. was discharged yesterday. There
was no evidence against him. The eff
Ger IS still very much clIagrined over
the manner i'll which the robhers he
was looking for turned the tables on
him.