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

A special matinee VIII be given at
2:S0 AT the Metropolitan Of "Zinkaii,"
the new gypsy play.
Miss Carrie V Larned, formerly of
Minneapolis. ana sister of Mrs. ). L.
Thurman, of kenwoud. died Dec. q at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charming
Richards.
The new skating rink at Minnehaha
IS open. Ii will have to be kept clear
OF snow by volunteers, as the park
board does not intend to do that part OF
the work.
George E. Maxwell has been rendered
the vice presidency OF the Union Ma
tional bunk, and viii enter upon the
duties al once.
Coroner Spring went TO Osseo yester-
day 10 ascertain the cause of the SUD
den death or Mrs. Swabach, wife OF the
postmaster OF that place. He found IL
was heart disease.
Julius Reese, Ed Linn and August
Miller, arrested last week FOR failing 10
Keep their saloons closed on Sunday, ali
changed their pleas TO guilty yesterday
noon and were fined S25 each.
A lamp exploded in dwelling at l29
Seventh street north early yesterday
morning and did considerable damage.
O. Lesson, one Of the inmates, Jumped
out OF The window and was severely
hurt
Hollenback ST.. father Of Al Hollen-
back. whom Officers Wetherell and
Percher tried 10 arrest Sunday, without
success, was taken into custody yester-
day. charged with resisting the OlcerS
il the discharge OF their duties.
"Yon Yonson" is catching on in great
Il
sigu was displayed last evening, and
large sale is reported for the evening
performance. The company and scenic
effects are better than ever before.
The funeral of Miss Sadie q. Martin
daughter of w. ). Martin. freight agent
of the Northern Pacific, whose death
occurred Sunday morning, was held
yesterday morning, The BODY was taken
10 Little Falls for lnterment.
John ". Roberts. living at 2SS9 Port
land avenue, is very sick and MS re-
covery is very doubtful. The cause OF
sickness. which IS gangTene of long
standing. is located in his left foot ana
limb. MI Roberts Is al OLD settler,
having moved here in the early COS.
Patrolman Thomas j. Kelly rendered
his resignation as member OF the po-
lice force 10 Supt Smith yesterday.
Officer Kelly has been connected with
the police department for Twelve years.
and has been one Of lis popular and Ell
licient officers. His health uecessltated
the step.
Mrs. Almira D. Crocker, mother of a.
L. CrOCker. president of the board OF
trade, died Sunday night at Inc family
residence. 25l5 BlaisGell avenue. she
has been living in Minneapolis for about
five wears. and the remains Will be
taken 10 Methuen, Mass. me old nome
of the family. Tor burial. Mr.. CTOcker
viii accompany the remains.
George N. Bennett, a Minneapolis
lawyer. has agreed 10 be responsible for
the services Of q man at Ssuk Center 10
receive teleEraphic forecasts from the
MINNEAPOLIS office and send them by
mail 10 local points along the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific. Mr..
Bennett has a farm of 500 acres at West
port. near Sauk Center. and Is naturally
interested in the distribution OF fore
casts in that section.
a farewell reception was rendered
Rev. q. l. Morrill, last evening at the
Calvary church. Ii was attended BY
members Of the church and friends Of
the retiring pastor. There was short
musica! programme by Dr. Murray, Il.
:. Woodruff, Willard PaJten, MIS-. Il.
\. Kendall and the pastor. Dr.. Hoyt
represented the Baptist denomination
in a short talk. Dr. Wells, of Plymouth
Congregational church, the city pastors,
and County Attorney Frank Nye spoke
for the citizens OF Minneapolis.