St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Archbishop ireland will deliver an
address on Washington Republic
at the Park Avenue Congrega tlonal
church Monday evening, March %.
An important meeting of the board
of trade will be held tomorrow. Among
other matters that of advertising the
Northwest as a place of residence will
be discussed.
The subject Of Father Cleary's adj
dress at ST Charles church this morn
ing VIII be 'Christ's Compassion on the
Multitude" In the evening, "Catholi-
cism and the Republic"
Mrs. Ada NJ Jewett, wife of DIR. ia,
cob Dudley Jewett, has begun suit for
a divorce, alleging that her husband
became infatuated with a Mrs. Agnes
IVey, who is named as correspondent.
If the weather is favorable today
about $50 bicyclistS will make trip to
st. Paul They will be met at Summit
avenue by wheelnen from the st. Paul
club and escorted to the latter'S rooms.
The Garvin family will give one of
their unique entertainments at Avery
hall, No. II West Twenty-siXth street.
on Tuesday evening, March rs, for the
benefit of the gospel temperance meet
ingS.
Judge Smith yesterday denied the
petition of Charles Venables for a writ
of mandamus to compel the author
tiles at the soldiers home to reinstate
him. Nenables was discharged recent
ly for refusing to obey the rules.
An attachment has been issued from
the sheriff's office in the suit brought
by James c. Harper VS.. w. n. Carroll,
assignee Of the Citizens bank. The at
tachment is made to satisfy the claims
of creditors to the amount of $i0100O
J. L. Clark, the alleged bigamist.
who has been held at the request of
the California authorities, was ar
rafgned in the police court yesterday,
and his case set for Tuesday morning,
bail being fixed in the sum of 81, 600
Susie A Wylie has begun. suit for
breach OF promise in the district court
against Martin F. Collins, who, she
August. Martin has since changed his
mind, and Susie wants $1,000 for her
trouble.
meeting of -four mill employees will
be held at Labor Temple this after
noon at 2:So o'clock. The recent reduc-
ton in salaries have prompted the men
TO organize, and today's meeting will
further strengthen the organization.
The trial of Claus A Blixt for the
murder OF Gathering Cling will come up
early in the April term of the district
court. His attorney is anxious to trv
the case. but it is understood the
county attorney will make a strong eff
Tort TO have the plea of guilty entered.
ire committee having in charge the
registration of the unemployed that
WlSn to take advantage of the offer
made of idle land for vegetable cuItI,
walton will be ready to receive appli-
catlons on Monday at 2:30 p. m. in the
ONCE OF the superintendent of Door in
the city hall.
EX-Ald. Joseph Ingenhutt was Sc
HeieIy injured in a runaway accident
fFlday morning by being thrown
from his buggy on Main street north
east. MI. Ingenhutt'S injuries consist
OF two or three broken ribs and
huInoer OF painful bruises, but are not
considered serious
The sterling actor. Otis Skinner
comes 10 the Grand tomorrow night i'm
MS great success, His Grace de Dram
mont the brilliant comedy written hv
MT: Skinner by Clyde Fitch. A first,
G lass company, special scenery and
handsome costuming will make the
production a notable one
Inc fifth annual session of the GRAND
councll, Royal Arcanum, will convene
at the West hotel, in this CITY. on
nldrch 20 All representatives or alter
admitted to membership in the grana
council are requested to present Them
serves to the committee on credentials
not later than $50 o'clock on that date:
inca G. Oldrie has brought suit
e. 5 go EoWard u. Brown to recover
SSo,uUg personal damages, it being al
Ieseu thaC Brown said to Mrs. Oldria
SStt.Lhe conclusion of a trial in Justice
SUI SUES squirt, Il am surprised to hear
s9r lie me that This the plaintiff re-
uon to the extent of $1,000.
L. 5; Donaldson, of the Glass Block
inns CITY, who has been making a tour
eI european countries for several
WS,eGGks' vas wrecked off the coast Of
drowning. The first life boat ipsd
IRON the wrecked vessel was swamned
ana the entire party lost The second
BOAT, N which Mr.. Donaldson was he.
slowed reached shore in safety.
Articles have been filed in the office
OF the register OF deeds by the Minne-
sofa Life association, an Insurance.
company with a new plan. The incor-
Eorato are: Wilbur N. Taylor, J.