St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-09
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The thirteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the College of Physi
clans and Surgeons will be held
Wednesday evening at Plymouth Con-
gregational church.
Yesterday three brothers, Curtis, Her
bert and Ernest Taylor, living near
Lake Harriet, were arraigned before
Judge Holt, charged with petty lar
ceny Their cases were set for today
at 9 o'clock.
A meeting of Royal Arcanum ladies
will be held this afternoon to consider
the advisahility of forming an auxil-
larry of the royal ladies. Members of
the Flour City Royal Ladies will ad-
dress the meeting.
w. w. Thomas, of Northeast Mime
apolis, presented a sample of badly
diseased meat, which had been sold
him by a Central avenue butcher to
the health department yesterday. The
matter will be investigated
w. B. Chandler, the West hotel ticket
man, has been appointed general agent
of the American line of passenger
steamers. Mr.. Chambers business
will be confined to cabin passage ex-
clusively.
Mayor Pratt yesterday appointed
Frank w. Farnham as dog catcher.
MIR. Farnham, who was formerly con-
nected with the state game and fish
commission as deputy warden, will be-
gin his duties May 1.
John Barry, who cut John Shields
in the throat Saturday night, was sent
to the workhouse for ten days yester-
day for drunkenness. 1t is thought
Shields will be able to appear against
Barry on a charge of assault in the first
degree before the expiration of the
latter's workhouse sentence.
Samuel Hill denied yesterday the re-
port that the Great Northern intended
connecting Sandstone with Fosston, by
an extension passing through Leech
Lake and Brainerd He further said
that the statement accredited to ]. J.
Hill was correct, in which he. an
nounced that the Great Northern
would build no extensions this year.
The search by internal revenue of
ficers for the sixteen packages missing
from the car of liquor shipped to this
city from Seattle, has been rewarded.
Capt. Whalen found the goods at the
Minnesota Storage and Warehouse
company's rooms on Washington ave-
nue. north, Saturday. He made a for
NAL seizure of the goods, and they will
be held in the United States bonded
warehouse until Collector Harries has
decided what course to pursue.
A meeting of members of the senior
class of the central high school was
held yesterday afternoon in the Day
ton building to discuss their grew
ance aginst Prof. Grear for refusing
to permit them to hold "class night
before the commencement exercises
Prof. Sanford counseled the pupils to
give up the idea, which they did with
evident reluctance and after a heated
debate. They will hold another meet
ing, however, next Friday, in the hope
of bringing the principals around to
their way of thinking.
The stockholders of the Wisconsin,
Minnesota & Pacific railroad held their
annual meeting yesterday morning in
the general offices of the road, on the
eleventh floor of the Guaranty Loan
building. The only change in the list
of directors was the election of w. c.
Purdy, of Chicago, vice president of the
Rock Island, to fill the place of Thorn
rectors are: r. r. Cable, of the Rock
Island; w. H. Truesdale, and A E.
Clarke and Joseph Gaskell, of the Min
neapolis & st. Louis. The directors
will meet for the election of officers
next Monday.
The New Columbia Athletic club, Of
Nos. Gil Main street northeast, will
open its doors to the public tonight
Prof. Frank Lewis, the clubs in
structor, has arranged a first-class pro-
gramme, consisting of boxing, wres-
ting, tumbling, bar work, fencing, ETC.,
to conclude with two ten-round con-
tests for points between James Porter
and John Saunders, both colored, and
Tom Norton and Bob Dempsie The
club has erected a raised platform in
the center of the hall and have accom-
modations for 600 people
The arbitration committee which was
appointed to settle the differences be-
tween the belligerent First ward alder
men will meet this afternoon, and ex-
pect to arrive at an adjustment. Burke
O'Brien is Longs representative, and