St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

were before Judge Kerr yesterday, and
received the usual 40 or TO-"
Mrs. George A. Henry returned yes
terday from Boston, where she has been
studying under Irof. Baermann.
Invitations are out for an entertain-
ment by the Minneapolis Camera club,
which will take place Wednesday even
ing.
Assistant General Freight Agent D.
c. Jones. of the Milwaukee, has opened
up an office in the Guaranty Loan,
where he will be found in the future.
Walter Dunbar. well-known hotel
man, has purchased the lease and outfit
OF the Hotel Clifton. corner Fourth and
Grant streets, and will begin business
at once
Miss Matte J. Baird, who has caused
her friends considerable anxiety during
The past week by her mysterious disap-
pcalaHee, returned home yesterday
morning.
Pretty Emily French, daughter of
Charles Fl. French, was tried for incor-
Eligibility before Judge Kerr Yesterday
afternoon, and sentenced to the reform
school.
Carrie Turner will we the last even
ing performance IF The Crust of So
ciety" at the Lyceum tonight. A popu-
lar-Driced matinee tomorrow will finish
the engagement
Elizabeth SteneIl was granted di
vorce from Carl Stenek by Judge Bel
den this morning on the ground of
cruelty. AlimUny to tue extent Of s.
month was allowed.
a "typographical'' error in the ac-
count Of the skating race in yesterdays
GLOBE gave Johnston's time as 2:4I
The correct time is 2:45 fiat, and that OF
Ostlund 2;47 3,5.
The income of the park board during
the year 1894 was $264, 424 Sc, all of
which was spent 10 advantage with the
exception of 2.520.40, which still re-
mains in the hands Of the treasurer.
The new farce comedy. "a Railroad
Ticket" which comes to the Bijou next
week, is said TO be of unusual merit.
The company is among the strongest in
the comedy line on the road this season.
Rev. Dr. NJ. D. Shutter received a
severe fall Sunday evening while alight
ing from Sixth street car, and mar
rOWly escaped being run over. FOrtu
nately, however, he sustained no i'll
jury.
The fire department was called to
243S Portland avenue at a very early
hour yesterday morning, where fire had
started in bedroom. 1t had not gained
much Roadway, however, and was
quickly eXtinguished.
John s. Johnson, the champion anna
teur skater OF the world, and also the
champion bicycle rider, left at o'clock
last night for the East. in company with
Tom Eek, his manager Young Rudd
also accompanied them.
Ben Palmer, the young elevator opera
tor who was so painfully injured by
falling from his elevator in the Globe
building Sunday morning, is resting
very quietly. and Dr. Kilvington, the
attending physician, has no fears for
his safety.
A L. Crocker, president of the board
Of trade, who returned from New York
yesterday after 4 two weeks absence,
brought lot of valuable information
regarding the garbage systems of New
York and Chicago which may be ofuse
TO this city.
Emily Bancker will bring her new
farce comedy "Our Flat" TO the Grand
for an engagement of three nights,
beginning Thursday evening. Miss
Bancker is very talented comedienne
and her company is strong one.
An air of disturbance prevails around
the state university. 1t is all due to the
regular annual fight over the election
of the board OF editors for the Gopher"
The "barbs" claim majority of eighty
six, and threaten dire things il The
Greeks do not play fair"
Martin AbertS, who has been en-
ployed by the Monaghan Botting COM
IF haa
Creamery restaurant, 251 First avenue
south, has disappeared, taking with
S240 of the cOmpany'S money. A war
rant has been issued for his arrest.
The Commercial club. through its
secretary, Mr.. DanfOrth, announces that
after today. Jan. Is, the night cafe SER
vice will be discontinued. A quick
service lunch room will be maintained
instead. The membership is being
added to daily. The night service was
discontinued for want of patronage,
julie Zimmerman, clerk i'll the shoe
department. of the Plymouth, had
valuable overcoat stolen from the locker
in the basement Of the store yesterday
forenoon. The coat was afterwards
found III pawn shop opposite the Mil
waukee depot on Washington avenue.
The police are on the trail of the thief.
C. X. Cromwell, the Minneapolis man
UuO was shot in Council Bluffs some
time ago by defaultlng cashier, re-
turned Sunday. Yesterday consulta-
ton of physicians pronounced the
wound in his wrist still i'll serious con-
df,ion, and he went to st. BarnabaS
hospital for careful surgical treat
ment.
The case OF Gus Dillon against Police
Captain Ness ct al. for unlawful arrest
was decided last night by the district
court in favor of the defendants. Quite
a sensation was sprung when Mrs. Myra
Harris testified that q. 4. futile, Dill
Ions attorney, had offered her sos and
expenses if she would testify against
the defendant MIR. futile took the
stand and denied the story in toto.
A romantic eIopement, which occurred
Wednesday of last week, has just been
made public. Miss Anna Viering, the
handsome seventeen-year-ol daughter
of John Vierling, residing at 1921 Sixth
avenue south, and Frank Sitferle, sta
tionary engineer, are the parties inter-
ested. There was some opposition to
the marriage by the yonng lady'S
parents, and tile only way out of it was
TO 20 to Hudson, which they did. The
young couple returned home yesterday,
and after hot session with the parents
was forgiven.
Vienna has been paying notable hon
ors 10 Johann Strauss. The airy light
ness of some Of the composers waltZeS
are typical of one of the chief merits of
food made with Prices Baking Powder.
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