St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The Security Steam laundry has as
signed 10 Bernard Schallen, with as
sets of about s., 100.
The annual memorial services Of
Minneapolis Lodge OF ElkS No. Al Will
be held Sunday, Dec. L
Park Superintendent Berry an
nounces everything to be ready for
the SkaterS-young or old-1n the Varl-
Gus city parks, except ice
Fred Alarsden's three-act comedy,
"My Wife's Friend" opened last night
at the Metropolitan. The company per-
formed to a large audience.
While asleep in his Office chair Satur-
day evening, Ed Larson, the saloon
keeper at 2l4 Washington avenue south,
had a $3.50 watch taken from his pocket.
The popularity OF Ward and Nokes
seems to have increased in this city,
for the run on the Bijou yesterday was
far greater than the Kun on the
Bank"
The -coroner's inquest over the re-
mains of Michael Reynolds, who was
killed Saturday at the Duluth junction,
brought in a verdict yesterday of acci-
dental death, blaming no one.
Two toughs coaXed Christian Knoass,
a recent arrival in the city, TO accom-
pany them out beyond Minnehaha
Falls Sunday and then knocked him
senseless with club. They took about
go from him.
Jennie Davis, of 1126 First avenue
south, was reported to the police as
missing Sunday night. She is twenty
one years old, and is supposed to be
Slightly demented. She was last seen
near Camden place.
Judge Russell has granted Martin
Mackay absolute divorce from Helen
Mackey. also granting him an order
for the possession of the real estate and
property to which he alleges owner
ship. Desertion is the ground for d.
Vorce.
After a years retirement, the dis
nngulShed artist, Clara Morris, has re-
turned TO the stage, and from all ac-
counts is meeting with her old-time
success. She will open a short en-
Eagement at the Metropolitan next
Thursday evening, presenting an entire
ly new play, entitled ''Raymonde."
a letter has been issued by the state
council committee of the Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics, nam
Ing Nov. a as a day Of Thanksgiving
OF the order in particular. In Mime
Gpolis services will be held for the ben
eIt of the order in Hennepin Avenue
n. E. church in the evening
|chn Gallagher got drunk Sunday
ana raised a row on Nicollet island.
Ihe patro! wagon was sent for and
John was loaded in, but made a hasty
eAlt at the other end. He was caught,
however, and yesterday morning was
tined $40 for his friskiness.
Charley Johnson, who tares his
clothes to rags, fights the bars of his
cell and hoWls that he will drink the
blood of the sleuths of the law. will not
escape, although the complaining wit
ness in the forgery case is in the jun
giles of Africa. The grand jury met
yesterday morning and indicted Char
ley upon another charge of forgery.
a man giving the name of Frank
Johnson, arrested yesterday on a
charge of highway robbery, was ar
TaiSned in Judge Kerr's court and his
hearing set for Nov. %, bail being
fixed at $4G0. Johnson is alleged to be
one of the men who Sunday afternoon
assaulted and robbed Christian Knaoss
beyond NIinnehaha falls, to which
place they enticed him. Knaoss was
robbed of $40 and positively identified
Johnson.
Andrew Melbin, a saloonkeeper
whose place of business is at No. 725
Washington avenue south. was on the
carpet before Mayor Pratt yesterday
as a result of which his saloon has
been closed by the police. Mayor
Pratt revoked Melbin's license. stating
that he deemed the saloon a menace
to the welfare of the city. Oliver
Noreen. a laboring man, reported to
the police that he had been robbed of
so IN Melbin's saloon while asleep.