St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Sheriff Holmberg was very pleas
antly surprised yesterday by Il life
size pastel portrait of himself, hand
somely framed. The picture was the
gift of the attaches Of his Office.
Shore Acres James A. IJernc's
famous play, will be the attraction
at the Grand tomorrow evening and
until Thursday night, the engagement
including matinee Wednesday.
THE Jilt," in which play the MEM
bers of the Giffin & Neill Stock COM
pany will make their appearance at
the Bijou all of this week, has not
been presented in Minneapolis in many
years.
A story that NJ. w. Nash and AS
sistant County Attorney James Peter
son conspired for political reasons to
compass the overthrow of Albert II.
Hall was denied by those gentlemen
yesterday.
P. c. McGill, arrested Friday fer
peddling jewelry and afterwards dis
charged, was found on the East side
prime. He was taken to the South
side station and locked up.
President Collie Bell, of the Minneap-
oils Limited Cycle club, assisted by the
membership committee, will today give
trial of speed at the Minnehaha
track. All applicants who nan tide
under three minutes will be eligible to
membership.
The ''U'' Base Ball nine has been
practically selected by Capt. Walker.
the catcher. The pitchers will be
Frank C. Wasgatt and Clint Walker.
Either Reynolds or Harrison will play
first base, while Walter Poehler will
hold down ''short."
Charles Walton, the young man ar
rested on a charge of forgery a few
nights ago, was yesterday arraignced
before Judge Holt. He waived exam
nation and was furnished bonds in
the sum of 500 for his appearance be-
fore the grand jury.
Aid. Loye's ordinance prohibiting the
hitchinS of teams on Nicollet avenue
provides for q twenty minute leeway,
but, owing to its faulty construction,
permits horses to stand for hours il
attended by some one. However. the
twenty-minute limitation goes if a
suitable tfmekeeper can be found.
w. H. Harvey, better known as
''Schoolmaster Conn., addressed the
university students yesterday morning,
consuming nearly an hour in present.
ing his arguments in favor of the free
coinage of silver. President Northrop
!oked the visitor rather roughly, say
ing ne old not quite regard him as
lunatic. Mr.. Harvey was apparently
much chagrined at Prexys remarks.
Another consignment of goods sup
posed to belong to the defunct firm of
Weitzner, Gutenberg & Co., were dis
berg, at 10 Fourth street south. The
goods were in the stores of A S. Lovett
d Co., on Second avenue south, and
IS Fourth street. In all the officers
found fifty-siX boxes of goods, which
were taken to Kiickli's bonded ware,
house.
Edgar S. Curtis, assignee of the
Columbia Sash and Door company. a
petition for whose removal was consid-
ered yesterday by Judge Belden, fn>
formed the court that when he took
the plant he worked UP lot of worth
less material and made it valuable
In regard to the Chicago contracts he
said there was no disposition on his
part to defraud the creditors, as al
legged by the petitioners.
On April Z the GLOBE published an
account of the domestic troubles of
A. g. Smith, whose wife had instructed
Attorney Witchie, in the Boston block,
10 take the proper steps to procure for
her a divorce. Mr.. Smith says his enc
mics accuse him of having given the
story TO the newspapers, which is en-,
tlrely erroneous, so far as the GLOBE
Is concerned. Mr.. Smith was i'm no
wise responsible for the publication.
Inc finance committee OF the Unem.
ployed Auxiliary commission that has
iately been concerning itself with seeds
Ior the potato farmers, hit upon the
plan Of having the ministers help them
az a recent meeting Accordingly
mayor Pratt has issued a circular set,
ting forth the vacant lot farming
scheme and requesting the pastors and
members of the various churches to
aid the work by announcements from
me pulpit and by contributions in the
way of seeds, tools, etc.
A; Humphrey, of this city. who is
SAD to represent a capitalist who is
deslrous of establishing a brick mann,
featuring plant near this city. is said
10 nave purchased an interest in new
concern known as the Anoka Pressed
Brick company. MIR Humnhrav Sai
cllned to discuss the plans of the com
pany further than to say that the
Anoka brick could be furnished in
minneapolis for ten cents a square
the Des Moines brick. " CT