St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs

Sarah Z. Huntington has filed petit
ton to prove the will of George E. hunt
ington IN the probate court. line estate
is $1,000.
Bausfeld Woodenware company's
dry kiln sheds caught fire yesterday
morning about IL O'clock, entaillng
loss Of $500.
The eleventh annual festival of the
CALIFORNIAN Club of Minneapolis Will be
held Jan. % at s o'clock ut Masonic
Temple. A good time is expected.
Gas Inspector Needs is engaged III
making some tests Of the Illuminating
gas in this city. The results OF the test
thus far have been satisfactory.
Judge Smith will settle the question
Of aimony in the divorce of Lille King
Cornell from Frank b. Cornell next
Tuesday morning at O'Clock.
Albert ErStnp, of Fond du Lac, spent
yesterday III searching for his runaway
wife. Mrs. Erstine is twenty one years
old and left her home about week ago.
Johnnie Lamb, who was ordered out
of town Friday by Judge Kerr on the
charge OF vagrancy, has proved to the
Judges satisfaction that he is able to
support himself.
Charles Anderson arrived in Mime
apolis yesterday from Hinckley, where
he had broken his leg while rolling
logs. He was taken to his home at
1907 Seventh street south.
1t is understood that Thomas Lowry
is anxious to get rid Of his interest in
the Lake Park hotel. 1t may be dis
posed of TO the st. Louis road, and it is
thought negotiations are now pending.
An intoxicated individual who gave
his name as j. q. Weber was arrested
last night for the willful destruction OF
large plate glass window in the new
Office Of the Northwestern Fuel COM
pany, OH Bridge square.
Judge Belden ordered the appoint
ment of receiver for the Interstate In
veStmelt company. AS soon as the diff
ferent creditors OF the association can
decide who the suitable man is, the
court will make the appointment.
At meeting of the state relief asso-
citation yesterday in the office of G. A.
PillSbury, it WAS decided TO close up the
affairs OF the commission az once until
May l. This is done III order to tide
some OF the sufferers through the pres
ent winter.
One of the most successful farce-com-
edieS OF the season is IA kailroad Tick
et," which comes TO the Bijou next
week. Undoubtedly The chief reason
for its pronounced success is that 1t is
filled with fun. From start to finish
the food for laughter is dealt out with
lavish hand.
One of the most successful farce
comedies of the season is IA Rail-
road Ticket" which opens weeks
engagement this afternoon and evening
at The Bijou. The company presenting
the piece is strong one and a good
show is assured.
The university is to have a new
magazine. 1t will be published monthly.
The editorial staff is as follows: Carl
h. Fowler, managing editor; Oakley
Stout, editOr-ln-chief; l.. Truesdell, G.
Miller, LEROY Clark, q. Van Zant, E. T.
Reed. Mclaughlin White.
Tomorrow evening at the Grand opera
house new comedy by that brilliant
popular author. Charles Ii. Hoyt. will
be presented. The play is "A Temper
ance Town." and its story deals with
the prohibition question as Mr.. Hoyt
found it IN a rural Vermont town.
Charles Hoffman, an eX-firSt sergeant
of the United States infantry, was ar
raigned before Judge Smith yesterday
morning for stealing an overcoat. He
pleaded guilty to the charge. and was
sentened 10 Saltwater for one year and
five months.
The war has begun, Mayor Pratt's
policy is beginning TO assert itself;
Eden Nelson and Thomas Ryan, pro-
prietorS of saloons, were arrested yes
terday morning for falling to comply
with the mayors order to close their
places at II o'clock midnight. Their
cases will come up Thursday next.
j. n. Fleming. who was arrested yes
terday on the charge of forgery, waived
examination and was admitted to bail
in the sum of $500. His case was set
for 2 p. III. Monday. Fleming is alleged
to have forged the name Of c. Y. Bad
ger, Daymaster Of the Minneapolis u
St Louis road, to a check for Sl51l.
The Union National Bank of Mime
apolls and A. f. Kelley have brought
suit in the district court to forecose a
blanket mortgage covering pine lands in
CasS and Hubbard counties and block
on the corner of Washington avenue
south and Thirteenth avenue. The
amount alleged to be due is SAT, 1860.