St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The spring term Of the university
began Yesterday, and will continue
twelve weeks. The departments OF
political science, history, English and
philosophy will soon be removed TO
the new library building.
Nicholas Bodvin, the young boy who
shot and killed his father Monday
morning, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday morning, and his ex>
animation set for p. m. Thursday.
He was remanded without bail.
Barney Ferguson's big entertainment
has caught on at the Bijou this week.
Not since the Corbett engagement mas
there been such a demand for seats.
The pickaninny speciality, led by Bar
ney Pagan, is the principal attraction.
The thirteenth historical recital OF
the Northwestern Conservatory. OF
Music will occur in Conservatory hail
this afternoon at o'clock. Selections
from old English composers will be
rendered by Mrs. Blossom, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall.
DIR. S. NJ. Moulton, one of the prom
Using young physicians of the city,
has received notice OF his appoint
ment as consulting surgeon OF the
Great Northern and Eastern Mlnhe'
sofa railways, accompanied by passes
on both roads.
Bryant avenue property owners are
up in arms against the street cons
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condition of that thoroughfare. A
cmmittee of citizens will wait upon
Aid. Loye and Adams to see If some>
thing cannot be done to improve the
condition of the street.
Schedules of assets and liabilities
We're filed yesterday in the assignment
of Edmund T. Sykes, the water works
contractor to Jabez Brooks. The
schedules show secured debts of $751;
943.19; unsecured debts of $39, so So,
with assets amounting to $l2 97s.n.
Mrs. A. H. Brown, of 1909 Aldricn
avenue, lost her purse containing sou
and a number of valuable papers
while shopping Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Brown laid her purse on the
counter in dry goods store, and
missed it a moment later, but not
trace of it could be found
Nels Hanson was arraigned in the
police court yesterday morning charged
with having attempted to "burgle"
the drug store of Otis b. Skinner, 253l
Washington avenue, Monday night.
Hanson was fired at by clerk who
slept in the store, and he hid in wood
pile, where he was found by Officer
Zimmerman.
A novel entertainment will be given
at Plymouth church this evening. The
programme is entitled, Evolution of
Church Music" and in its representa-
ton the talents of a great many young
Minneapolis musicians will be en-
ployed. The numbers will include
great variety of both vocal and in
strumental selections.
Albert f. Hudson, the good young
man who was arrested in Duluth few
days ago on a charge of having issued
forged checks, was brought back to
this city Monday night Yesterday he
was arraigned in the police court on
charge of forgery, and his examina-
ton set for March Ii, with bail fixed at
$500. He was unable to furnish bonds,
and was taken to the county jail
Harry E. Pence, of this city, will
leave for New York next Sunday for
the purpose of placing an order for {.
new yacht, which will be a novelty
in its way, and one of the handsom-
est boats ever put in commission in
this state. The motive power will be
a twelve-horse power gas engine, and
the boat when completed, will cost
$1,000.
staunch friend of the old soldier. Here
tofore when one of the boys from the
nome" came to town and got to
fighting his battles over again, using
a little whisky to oil the hinges of
his talk, he has been arrested and sent
to the workhouse. The mayor thinks
this is bad. He favors the mainte-
nance of guardhouSe at the home.
where the veterans can have an easier
time.
w. ii. IfueSQale, formerly OF the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway, but
now burdened with the big cares and
responsibilities which go with the gem
eral managership of the Rock Island
road, is in the city, having been called
here by the serious illness of his aged
father, DR.. Calvin Truesdale, a WELL
known and popular practitioner of
Rock Island, Ill. DR.. TruesdaIe ar
rived in Minneapolis seven weeks ago
to visit with his son, Harry c. Trues,
dale, and his daughter Mrs Joseph
Gaskel, of 1414 Linden avenue.
The annual election of the Minneap-
oils typographical union will take
place March 81 The principal candi-
dates to be voted for are: President.
r. f. Stone and T. H. Lees; vice pres
ident, e. G. Erickson and A. A. Daily:
recorder, E. e. Stevens; financial sec
rotary, F. w. Schmidt, H. H. Wood
ward and Isaac Brokaw; auditor, Mar,
tin Dwan, c. NJ. Snow, Harry Bunker
and c. e. Hall; treasurer, William
McWhinney and George Woods; del
egates to the trades and labor council,
i've to be chosen, f. w. Schmidt, o. G.
Otterson, Newton Stilwell, l.. S.
French, e. e. Stevens, j. l.. Chap
man and Grant Hyde.