St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

armer Burns VIII undertake to
throw Prof. Lewis FIVE times in an
hour for 500 d side. The date OF the
contest has not Yet been announced
Frank ingalls,. formerly a deputy
sheriff under James h. Eye, was yes
terday committed TO the insane asylum.
Inability 10 ind employment Is given
as the cause o. ingalls, condition
The Cedar avenue road. on which
several thousands OF dollars have been
expended 10 render II 1T for travel.
has been closed. a farmer named HOd-
son has plowed Up the road and sown
IL with corn.
Miss Nellie Kerr. who was drowned
by the capSIZlng OF steamer on the
Wisconsin river Monday, was q sister
OF Judge ". a. Kerr. and neice OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. {. Oulmonn and Z. L.
Warner, OF this city.
Mrs LizetIe NavarJil. who enjoys al.
unenvlable nOJOriety about the police
court. vas yesterday EneC SIS on ..
charge OF disorderly conduct The evi-
Gence showed that she had made q
scene IN front OF her husbands black
smith shop.
The body CT John Harhie. the four
year-old boy who vas drowned in the
river on the lower fats Wednesday
night was recovered by the police al
II c. clock SJergay afternoon. a short
distance below the place Where the ac-
ClIeuC occurred
The park board is considerably
prOV5menJS going on al Minnehaha.
The work being done = peculiarly art1-
Iclal- ana some o. the commissioners
regard Il Is useless and inaTJisJic. The
ur-shlng up VIII be prosecuted along
more rustic lines.
The auIi-hi-ching ordinance is prov
ing q nuisance 10 the policemen who
are compelled 10 keep tab on the teams
mat line their beats II Is probable
that The ordinance viii shortly become
IL--- lad a. r-i-r
meeting OF the council.
John Layman. The Ieamster VINO was
run over by an electric car Wednesday
night died At the city hospital yesJeT-
lure1 and his lie was despaired Of
from the first He was married man
Thlrry-lN6 years Old. and lived al ZIG
Twentieth avenue north
PlpenaE Charles /. Mitchell OF No 6
Engine -upany. IRE department died
[eSIeIt day afternoon al mis- resiience
$50 BlalSGeI avenue. OF cancer OF the
stomach. The deceased has been a
member or the FIRE deLaUJlEeut for the
past eight years. He leaves a wife and
four children.
The sale OF seats and boxes for the
testimonial performance TO be rendered
The Czlf1e1l-N ell stock company al the
metropolitan opera house tonight in
dicaCes that magnificent audience
viii be present The bill viii be Nj
Barnes. OF New York" q pIav in which
roles We're created by members OF this
admirable company.
The lawn fere on the grounds Ct
Mrs. j. ". ROblnSOn'S home which Was
arranged for Yesterday with 50 rII.1-h
elaborate care for the eIec tiveness and
the eaSurssbi=reSS of its details was
CheckmaIed by the weather. which has
10 nave It's IaILrInlS occasionally. and
let he rain tall on the lGsL ana unjust.
The affair has absorbed so many people
in its meSh5S that Il must be given
ana Il viii occur today If il is pleasant.
and Il not Saturday. or the first Jay
upon which the sun chooses to shine
The Yacht Marie. Hal and Lou Wat
son s fast Dyer boat, will he taken out
OF the water IN about a week. and made
ready for shipment 10 Chicago. where
she viii take part in the regatta or
the swell yachts Of the Chicago Yachr
as il does. some OF the wealthiest resi-
dents OF the Garden City. has large
number OF Inc and fast yachts. but The
Watson boys profess 10 believe thar
they have q world beaIer. and will Try
conclusions with the ChicagOaIs con
fdently.
In the case Of the lIiIlers and Manu-,
IactUrerS' Insurance Company vs. En-
ma Sell and Julius Sell Judge BeIden
has ordered that the motion made bv
defendant Emma Sell 10 vacaTe and
II favor OF the plaintiff ard grant The
defendant permission 10 serve and file
an answer IN the action. he denied. and
the stay OF proceedings. heretofore
granted by the court. be vacated anG
discharged. The court held that the
defendant had received due and suffi-
Gent notice in the first place