St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Paul Dresser, the 350-pound comedian.
will head strong company at the Bllou
next week in new farce entitled, Inc
Green Goods Man" A special matinee
of "Old Glory" will be given on Wash~
ington's birthday.
The New Boy" has crept in favor
with the Grand's patrons this week.
1 lie piece Is Clever nc -cumtuA III
which the weil-known comedian, Bert
Cootp. as the Boy creates an immense
amount of amusement.
Tie committee on REORGANIZATION OF
the exposition d rectorS has mailed
circular TO the stockholders, setting
forth the condition Of the company and
the necessity of an assignment IN the
near future unless some financial acton
is taken at once.
Judge Jfmison We telday fleI fn
order in The First ward aiGermanlc con-
test allowing the admission OF athdaVlts
by FOelI, the contestant, in which new
evidence is offered as the ground Tor
motion for new trial. The arguments
VIII be heard in special term next Sat
urday.
Sylvester KeIiher, the famous secre-
tary of the A r. u, and the associate
of Eugene Y. Debs in the conspiracy
terday. He is out now getting up en-
gagements for Debs, who will start the
last of this month for another Lecture
tour.
The health department some ten days
ago seized several carcasses of beef
which was affected with tuberculosis.
The animals had been purchased Of
Anderson u Nelson, OF st. LOUIS Park,
who sell milk in this city. An officer
was sent TO the dairy TO quarantine the
other animals.
Sergeant Jack Leonard and Officer
NJ. l.. Dugan disturbed a very interest
ing game of quiet stud poker Monday
afternoon III the rear of K. l.. Hen
sheel's cigar store. 211 Washington aV-
enue south. There we're eleven gentle
men in the place, who were arralgned
before Judge holt. George Magen
pleaded guilty and paid fine of $50.
y W. Il. Dickinson, who is connected
with the firm OF n. r. Thompson u Co.,
insurance agents, was arrested yester-
day by his divorced wife on charge OF
assault and battery. The place where
the alleged assault occurred Is the LIN
den hotel. corner First avenue north
and Seventh street. Mrs. Dickinson'S
maiden name was Rose Outlet, ana
before her marriage she was a profess
Slonal roller skater
The annual meeting of the Mlnneapo-
lis Bar association was held yesterday
in temple court and the following Off
GERS were elected: Stanley R. Kitchell,
president; F. 3. Bailey, vice president;
John Il. Baxter, secretary; &. 5. Wa
tiers, treasurer and librarian. The
association has added 3l3 volumes to its
shelves during the past year and now
has nearly 5000. The executive cons
mittee was directed to take the proper
steps to secure quarters for the assocla-
ton in the new court house.
Yesterday afternoon the court house
and city hail commission held meeting
for the purpose of considering the bids
offered on elevators. Representatives
of the different companies bidding were
on hand, and each was allowed an OPP
portunitY OF explaining the merits of
his work 10 the commission, after which
the members went into executive SEES
sion, and after a long discussion and q
careful consideration of all the bids, de-
cided to accept the bid OF the Sprague
Electric Elevator company.