St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-03
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

the attraction at the Bijou this week.
Rice's Surprise Party in the big
burlesque 1882 hold the boards
at the Grand all of this week.
At ST. Charles church this morning
Father Clsary will speak on "Tempta-
ton In the evening on 1.-The Savan-
nah Mob and eX-Priest Slattery. 49,.
The Swedish Free Mission Church
association will build spiendld new
brick church at the corner or seventh
street and Tenth avenue south, at
cost of $4,000.
IT M DIETRICH Yesterday made an as
signment OF mis- saloon property at
316 Hennepin avenue to Emile j. Rose.
The assets in the assignment are eSu-
mated at from $4,000 to SSO00
The work of repairing Asbury nos
pital, which was recently damaged by
fire. will be commenced at once. SUD-
scriptions are being taken in further-
ance of the plan to erect new puiid-
ing.
The report of the police department
for February shows but sos arrests
during the month, or when 60 were
month in "a there were 125 druhHS re-
corded.
The mail carriers will draw lots
some day this week TO learn the dates
of their respective vacations TINS year
Each carrier is allowed two: weeks,
-
fall months.
A petition asking for the reinstate-
ment of James Coleman, fomeriy
bridge tender at Washington avenue
bridge, has been received by the city
clerk. The petition complains OF the
work of the present tender.
Mrs. Hannah Valentine died few
days ago while giving birth to twins,
that survived her but a few hours.
The father, Erik Valentine, is on his
way home from Buffalo, n. Y, whittier
he expected his wife to join him.
Marquis de Chambrun, consul of the
French legation at Washington, was
a guest at the West hotel yesterday.
The marquis is one of party of tour
lists including E. H. Dahlgren, of New
York, and Samuel Hill, of this city.
Yesterday a building permit was
taken out by the H. F. Lillfbrtdge
estate to rebuild the old Centenary
church on Seventh street and First
avenue south, which was recently
damaged by fire. Another story will
be added.
Commissioner De Laittre, who scold-
cepting electric elevator bids, expects
to make a sensation at Tuesdays
meeting of his colleagues. The com
missioner will state his reasons for
preferring hydraulic machines.
The board of trade will hold a meet
plan for aiding the poor by securing
the use of vacant lots for farming
purposes. The meeting Will be repre-
scented by speakers from all the Or
CARNATIONS interested in the plan.
A special committee consisting of
Bishop Fowler. DR.. H. A. Cleveland,
DR.. ]. T. Chahee, and Revs P. Clare,
e. l.. Watson, ]. w. Fielder and J. B.
Hingeley, will make arrangements for
the missionary jubilee to be held in
this city by Methodists next June.
The report of the secretary of the
ruary shows: Number of children
looked after, Sc; same placed in the
state public school, 5; number Of
horses looked after, 4S; persons lee
tured for the abuse of horses, IS; cat
tie looked after, %; dogs, 4.
1t was learned at the court house
yesterday morning that Carol P. An
drus would file cross bill for divorce
from w. P. Andrus, alleging cruel and
inhuman treatment The latter lost
and there will be a repetition of the
SalacioUS case.
The county commissioners met yes
terday morning with the expectation
from the Lake Minnetonka citizens
committee, but this body was not
ready to report, but sent one of it's
members to ask the board to adjourn
the meeting until next Wednesday at
10 a. III. This was granted.
The matter Of the restoration of
patrolmen's salaries was discussed
yesterday by Mayor Pratt and a num-
Der of the aldermen, most of whom
voted against the resolution in the
council. The mayor was asked to veto
the resolution, but took it under adj
visement, and viii doubtless refer the
resolution back to the council.
The Presbytery of Minneapolis viii,
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock at Westminster
church. Reports from ministers with
cut charge, finance committee and the
committee having in hand the indebt-
edness of OlivGr church will be SUBJ
mltted. number of papers will also
be read.
Edward Hanson, meek-faced
youth, was arrested yesterday morn
ing on complaint of Supt. Fay, OF the
associated charities. Mr.. Fay charges
Hanson with swindling him by dispos>
ing of a railroad ticket given him as
a charitable object to scalping firm
in st. Paul. Hanson says there is a
misunderstanding
The patrolmen complain of Judge
Ponds recent decision III the case OF
James Hefferln VS.. The Realty Com,
pany and Walters & Wagner, which
the officers say makes it almost
trespass for them to enter a building
are disposed to regard open doors as
a good thing to pass by in the light OF
the judges decision.
The pool tournament at Hartsock &
Zuge-mauer's, 1417 Wa siinston avenue
north, will close this week Four men
are tied for first place, and six more
games will be played 10 decide the
championship. The teams are paired
as follows: Monday evening, Carney
and Dougherty; Tuesday, Wendell and
Baker; Wednesday, Carney and .jel1n-
son; Thursday, Baker and Johnson;
Friday, Carney and Wendell.
The grand jury reported another
batch of indictments to Judge Russell
yesterday. The august body will be
in session all of next week, special
quarters being secured for it in Labor
Temple in order not to interfere with
the proceedings of the district court.
Deputy Coroner DR.. w. F. Nye has
been lying seriously i'll for the past
two weeks at his residence, 2119 Lyn,
dale avenue north, and his condition
Is such that fears are even enter
tanned for his ultimate recovery. d..
Nye has been a sufferer from Bright's
disease Tor some time.