St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-08
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

"A branch of the postoffice was opened
for the convenience of Lake Harriet
jewellers.
The South Minneapolis branch of the
public library was opened yesterday
in its new quarters, at the corner of
Bloomington and Franklin avenues.
Harriet continues to draw large
crowds to its great vaudeville enter;
talnment. Alice Raymond, the Ara.
blap tumblers, Alberta and the Luck
fers are enthusiastically received at
every performance.
Judge Pond yesterday granted a d.
Vorce to Mrs. Della Bowker. The
pia1ntlf alleged cruel and inhumah
treatment, and said she had never beer,
instrumental in keeping girls at the
"Bowker Home"
The Hoo Hoos' convention will open
Sept. 8 and continue in session for
three days. After the opening ad-
dress an adjournment will be taken to
enable the delegates to go on an ex-
cursion to Minnetonka.
Belle HUTTON. of milwaukee,, and
Georgia La Porte are the latest en-
tries in the woman's bicycle race to
be run at the ball park Aug. 10. A
number of Minneapolis girls have
asked to be entered in the race.
r. T. Peterson, the sign painter, has
piled his vocation at the Press club
to the great satisfaction of all it's
members. A number of artistic signs
pointing the way now adorn the
rooms, which are models of comfort
and elegance.
Mrs. N. H WinchelI, of this city,
received a letter from Miss Rouse the
missionary to China who is supposed
TO have been killed in the recent at
tack at ku Cheng. The letter is dated
April 20, long before the murderous at
tack was made.
Mrs. Warner, of 1886 Hennepin ave
nue.. lost a hand satchel Monday con-
tanning gold watch and two diamond
rings. The satchel was picked up by
an unknown gentleman who left it al
the North Side station, where it awaits
its owner.
County Attorney Frank NJ. Nye re
turned from Fargo yesterday, where
he has been assisting in the prosecu>
ton of Myron D. Kent. Mr.. Nye ex>
pressed the opinion that a new trial
would not be granted, as great care
had been taken all through the trial
to prevent errors.
A. B: Robbins has resigned the posi-
uon OF general manager of the North
a similar one with the Minnesota IL
Dakota Elevator company. Mr. Rob-
bins and a number of Eastern friends
have purchased the latter company,
holder.
The park board held it's regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
The petition of the Northwestern Ath-
letic club for permission to give an
athletic entertainment at Lake Har-
riet some Sunday afternoon was re-
fused.
The Six O'Clock club entertained it's
friends last evening at the CONNER
cial club. The principal feature of the
evening was a talk on civil Reform"
by DR.. David n. Beach, of Cambridge
Mass. He spoke of the work of clean
ing out the liquor power in his city
Judge Belden signed an order yester-
day morning granting a restraining
order against the National Credit In
surance company. This is to prevent
the corporation from doing business
before it appears in court to answer to
the order to show cause why a receiver
should not be appointed.
Yesterday Della H. Bowker made ap-
plication to the district court asking
that she be given absolute divorce from
John H. Bowker and permission to
adopt her maiden name, Della, H. Hunt
Judge Pond heard the action yesterday
and it didn't take him a great length
of time to decide it in favor of the
plaintiff. He also gave her the Gus
today of the child, John H. Bowker Jr.