St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Col. F. H. Irons, OF the Fargo Argus,
and Maj. A. w. Edwards, of the Fargo
Forum and Republican, were in the
city yesterday.
a picnic will be held today at Ros-
We'll Park, Lake Minnetonka, for the
benefit of st. Charles Catholic church,
of which Rev. Father CIeary is pastor
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the Knights Of Labor celebra-
ton at St. Anthony Park. near the in
terurban line, in Southeast Minne2 polls.
Mayor Pratt yesterday revoked the
license of j. c. Sodini at the Casino
The reason assigned was that So6ini
was operating a saloon and theater
together, contrary to the city ordin-
ance.
r. T. Tomlinson & Son, the First ave-
nue. hatters, made an assignment to r.
H. Fisher yesterday afternoon for the
beneIlt OF their creditors. The assets
are about S25.0O9, and the liabilities
considerably more.
Rev. William Wilkinson's book. biv-
Ing history of the great forest fires
OF 1894, is out at last. It is a handsome
volume OF 800 pages, profusely illus
trated and admirably arranged. The
treatment of the subject is very ex-
haustive. and gives a list of 4I3 victims
of the fire.
Mrs. T. B. Walker and Mrs. H. H.
afternoon at the home of the former
for the benefit of the Northwestern
hospital. They We're assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Fred Holman and Mrs.
Gilbert Walker. An interesting pro-
gramme of music and readings was
rendered.
George GrindalI, of Hayward notori-
ETY., was bound over to keep the peace
yesterday afternoon at the request of
his wife, Emma, who claims that the
third man. discovered has been
threatening her with bodily harm.
Grindall failed to furnish bonds, and
was locked up at the central station.
1t is authoritatively stated that the
homeopathic physicians will have a
ward at the city hospital. under the
control Of the new board of corrections
and charities. Mayor Pratt and Com
missioner Miller have all along favored
their representation, and it is under
stood the new members are on their
side.
\ middle-aged woman and her noisy
poodle dog were both put out of Judge
herr'S court yesterday. The poodle be-
gan a series OF yells and the court had
him removed. This enraged the wom-
an. and she abused Judge Kerr like a
pickpocket- She was taken to the lock-
up on charge Of disorderly conduct,
where she became so hysterical she
could not tell her name.
z. z. Fisher. of the Commercial club,
VIII represent Minneapolis at the con-
vention of the National Wholesale Sad
dlery association, which meets in New
York next week. The convention as
sembles about $50 wealthy merchants
annually, and Mr.. Fisher will endeavor
TO induce them to hold their next an
nual convention in Minneapolis.
Miss Emma L. Day has brought suit
against DR.. a. D. Douglass, a dentist
in the Syndicate block. for $1,000 dam
ages. The plaintiff alleges that she
and a, friend were invited into a room
in the Grand Central hotel, as she sup
posed. for social intercourse. but when
once in the room the doctor made i'm
proper proposals., which We're resented.
The doctor then became violent and
abusive physically, injuring the plain
tiff to the extent of 5000.
The magnificent Second Regiment
band of fifty pieces, under the direction
of Ellis Brooks, has been secured for
several weeks at Lake Harriet. begin
ming Sunday, July II. Specially pre-
pared programmes, made up from the
latest popular airs. will be given. This
band has no peer in the West. and it
is safe to say that this attraction
alone will pack the pavilion to its ut
most capacity. This is in addition to
the regular vaudeville.