St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Blind piggers are still busy in the
Single Creek district, and petition
asking Mayor Pratt to get after them
was received at police headquarters
Yesterday.
The diamond and ruby ring which
has been held so long by Col. Henlon,
custodian of the custom house, mas
at last been sold. The ring was M
ported. D. w Fuller was the success
full bidder. paying S105 for the ring.
The special matinee at the Bijou yes
teTday was largely attended, the at
traction being Charles L. Vincent
drama, "Old Glory" At the matinee
today school children will be admitted
to the balcony at the price of 10 cents.
William Morris. a sterling actor web
known to Minneapolis audiences from
his connection with the old Peoples
stock company. will appear in the
leading 70 e of The Lost Paradise, at
the Grand, the first three nights OF
next week.
The Catholic orphans fair, which
will be held in Harmonic hall the week
of March +, promises to be great sue
CeS~. T77e soliciting committees have
met with q generous response, from
the merchants. Bishop McGOIrick, OF
Duluth. Will be in attendance one
evening.
The county officials. bestowed in
two large bob sIeds, paid their annual
visit to the poor farm Thursday
night A pleasant time was had by
the SeVenty-Ive gentlemen who VS.
tied the farm the evening being spent
In dancing and card playing.
Miss Jessie Anderson died at her
home. No l Highland avenue, at 10
O clock yesterday morning. Miss An
deTSCn had been actively engaged j..
church work in this city for many
years. She was member of the
Trr-=r Il
Hennepin Avenue NJ. z. church at the
time of her death.
Postmaster HOlbrOOk yesterday re-
CeiVed letter from the East. asking
for information concerning the where
abOutS of Mrs. Phoebe COnnors, who
is supposed to be living in this city.
The writer, w. e. Bradley. OF kuShe-
qua, Pa. says he has a $1,000 life in
surance policy payable to her
Subscriptions ale coming in freely to
the exposition company, and there is
yet hope that an assignment on Feb.
y may be aVerted. George W. jerks,
OF the reorganization committee. is OF
the opinion that the building can read
lily be sold for more than the outstand-
ing liabilities.
The war song concert. which proved
Such grand success last Monday
evening. will be repeated at the Met
TGpOlitan theater tonight. The pro-
among those who so generously con-
tTibUted to the first performance. Tom
Karl and Miss Lucille Saunders Will
be heard in martial songs.
The Canadian Pacific is said to be
hiring men in MINNEAPOLIS and St
Paul TO work next spring on an eX-
tension of the Duluth q Winnipeg
road to St Thomas, on the Canadian
Pacific line. This would give the Can
adam Pacific entrance into Duluth, a.
it already owns the Duluth & Win
nipeg.
Washington's birthday vas cele-
brated in all OF the high schools of the
city yesterday. At the central high
school, where 235 pupils had assem-
bled, addresses were made by A T.
Ankeny, eX-president of the schoo!
board, Rev NJ. FaIk Gfertsen. pres
ident OF the board: eX-Mayor EustiN
EeV. y. j. Faude and Rev. George D.
Black.
A man giving the name of Henry
Claire was picked UP in the streets on
the East side yesterday evening, IN
able to move from rheumatism He
was taken to the city hospital in the
North sid rat oil wagon. Claire stated
that he came TO AIinneap polls from St.
PauI last Friday, and was stopnin.
with man employed al the harvester
works. Claire has a wife and child
living at Chicago.
L. w LltSleI, secretary and treas
urer of the Central Publishing com.
pa9y OF this ty, was a~Tes+et in Man,
katO Thursday night on a warrant
sworn out by +. H. Andrus, of the
SWmburne Printing company, charg,
ing him with embeZZlement. Wheeler
VINO was formerly bOOkkeeper OF the
SWlnbuTne concern, denies the charge
emphaucaIIy.
A cable message brought sad news
70 Kew. NJ. d. Shutter Thursday morn
ing. The message was from Mrs
shutter, who is now in Switzerland
and stated that their little son wa.
very III, and could not survive unit,
the father could reach them. Mr.
Shutter left for Switzerland at once
IN the nope that he might reach the
bedside OF his child before it was too
late. ~
Z. P. Sullivan. who was killed in
Inc minneapolis & St Louis wards
thursday evening, was a brother OF
- II. Sullivan, secretary of the Ion
berS and Manufacturers association
ana OF d. d. Sullivan. with George F,
Newell u co. He came to this CITY
form St. Adams, Vt, in 1852 and was
employed for several years by The
All!Waukee road as clerk in the freighr
once, and later for seven or eieht
years had charge of the flour businase
al the mills for the MinneaDoIis & g.
Louis and the St. Paul & Duluth rail
ways. ~ d IL