St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

The inquest over the remains of Carl
Gustave Soderquist, who was killed
by an electric car Sunday, resulted in
finding that the little fellow met death
through his own carelessness.
The suit of A. j. Blethen against
out of the sale of the Tribune, will
come up in the district court during
the April term. Papers in the casa
have been filed.
Sheriff Timothy Lee, of Sacramento,
Cal, arrived in the city yesterday and
who is accused by the California au,
thorities of having married several
women too many.
Durward Lely, England's great ten
or, will be heard in English, Irish and
Scottish songs at Century hall on
Friday evening. AS Mr.. Lely is Nine
PATHS favorite tenor, he will doubt
less be welcomed by crowded house.
Rev. Father Cleary called upon
Harry Hayward yesterday in his cell
at the county jail The condemned
murderer is very glad to have the
consolation of Father Cleary's kindly
presence, and appears to enjoy his
visits immensely.
Prof. Maria l.. Sanford has adopted
the home rule plan as an important
adjunct to the Detroit plan of farm
ing vacant lots. She has given up her
y
application for the use of the ground
to raise vegetables.
The Minneapolis Choral association
will hold its regular rehearsal at
Dyer's hall on Wednesday evening,
March Y, and an extra rehearsal on
Friday evening, March 49,, at the I'm
maculate Conception school, Third
street and Third avenue north.
The residents of West Minneapolis
have brought suit in the district court
to compel the Twin City Powder COM
pany to remove its plant from their
midst. They claim that all sorts of
terrible explosives are. stored at the
company's plant, which is near a
school building
Stella Barton has sued Charles II.
Barton for divorce. They were mar,
RED in 1883 and lived together until
1887, when they separated. She al,
leges cruel and inhuman treatment
and non-support. Barton lives at 273S
Stevens avenue. Mrs. Barton is said
TO be studying. for the stage.
OTIS Skinner had another enthusiast.
TIC, though not large, audience at the
Grand last evening, and his fine i'm,
personation of Triboulet in the King 9
Jester was greatly appreciated. For
the matinee today His Grace De
Grammont'' will be presented, and this
evening THE Merchant of Venice
the popularity of good melodrama
10 cFiueICeu Dy the increase of buSi-
ness at the Bijou this week. One Of
the most effective sets in the produce
tlon of "A Man Without a Country.
Is the old sugar mill, in which two fine
Arabian horses are used A matinee
VIII be given this afternoon at popu-
The two-story structure at 600 Nine
teenth avenue northeast caught. fire
Yesterday morning. The building is
used as a feed store, and the damage
&c building and stock will be about
$4,000. John Kluford, proprietor of the
store, narrowly escaped with his life.
ne Jumped from a second-story win
cow and was badly bruised.
Inc G. A. Smith Lumber company
ana northwestern Compo-Board com
Rany nave begun suit to recover 81, 600
damages from the Saginaw Valley
lire and Marine Insurance company.
Inc plaintiff has also brought suif
against the Millers' and Manufactur.
ers insurance company for like
amount, claiming to have lost by fire
property insured in both companies.