St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Hoyt's best comedy. "a temperance
Town" will be the attraction at the
Grand next week.
Carrie Turner's engagement i'll zine
Crust of Society," viii close with
pOpular-pTiced matinee at the Lyceum
theater.
The third annual ball of the must
clans OF Minneapolis, which took place
Tuesday evening IN Masonic Iemple,
was brilliant success.
peerless Corinne" and her retinue
of merry burlesquers have taken the To-
cal theater-goers by storm. Crowded
houses have been the rule this week.
Hallen and Hart will finish their en-
gagement at the Grand with matinee
and evening performance OF Later on
The matinee will be at popular prices.
The Y NJ c. a. boys won the game
of basket ball with the state agricul-
tural school Ccam Tuesday night Inc
game was quite an exciting one. Inc
score was to 3.
The Bijou patrons will be entertained
greatly next week by company that
far eXcels anything that has run on its
boards this season. under the name Of
"a Railroad Ticket"
Ii. 0. Messier defeated George Peter
son in the tive-mile walking match
Tuesday evening at Stockholm hail.
Messier led all the way and won by
lap. The time was 40:02.
The Helping Hand Benefit society, an
order composed OF employees OF Donald
sons Glass Block store, held its first
annual meeting on the Sth ult. The So
ciety Is doing good work.
Grace NJ. Hogan has brought counter
charges against her husband, Thomas
E.. who on Monday applied for and
instituted divorce proceedings against
her. She alleges adultery.
Detective Benson. of Duluth, quietly
passed through Minneapolis Monday
night en- route for Chicago. He is work
ing on a clue ana hopes to be able to
catch the murderer of Lena Olson.
The directors of the Minneapolis
board of trade Yesterday appointed the
following gentlemen delegates to the
good roads convention: A. b. Choate.
II. w. Jones. w. f. Decker, w. j. Reno
and a. F Thompson.
The soldiere' home is in very crow
ed condition at present. The manage
menJ report 373 inmates, and appllca-
lions are received daily. A great many
of the Old veterans are compelled to Oc-
cupy cots in the garrett.
Lieut.. Gov. D. II. Clough was yester-
day made vice president of the Bank Of
Minneapolis. The other officers are:
w. B. Augir, vice president; W. NJ.
Wright. cashier: Fred w. Ames, teller,
and 4 board of directors.
Judge Kerr Hokedale and Andersons,
the two boys charged with wheat steal
ing, to the retOrmatOry. Agent Noble,
n thu Grant Markham Of tba O0iDiQD
that these are the leaders and all thefts
of wheat will now be stopped.
Judge Belden has expressed himself
in favor Of corrective legislation in the
matter of foreclosure by publication. He
holds the idea that notices as now pub
lShed are hardly ever seen by the mort
gagor for whom they are Intended.
The following officers were installed
Monday night in the Congregation Ken
esseth: K. GOidburn, president; Il.
Edelmau, vice president; j. Schulman,
secretary; n. LOWenthal, treasurer; j.
Levin, Joseph Cohen, Ii. Rosenberg, NJ.
Josselwitz and 5. Kaplan, trustees.
Arrangements are making for a re-
union Of the members of the old VOlun-
teer Hose Company No. ], which will
be held or the oath inst. The commit
tee having the matter in hand consists
of John Lally, f. S. Mcdonald, Ed
ward Phillips and Matt Dempsey.
The inside work of the new court
house and city hall is progressing every
day. The inside is well heated, and the
DlaSteTers are making fair Roadway.
Already several rooms have been COM
pleted, and the ornamental frieZeS and
cornices are marYsls of the decorators
art.
M, lr1o MI ok
O'Clock yesterday morning from paraly-
sis. The deceased was an active mem
Der OF the Church of the Redeemer, and
had resided in Minneapolis twenty-five
years. The funeral will occur from the
residence, 1882 Harriet avenue, Thurs
day.
tits the desire of Mayor Pratt that all
police officers should be pensioned and
placed on the retired list after they ha
served the city hOnOrably and reached
the age or tifty-fYe years. IL the legis-
Iature does not take the subject up, the
mayor is in favor of the appropriation
coming out OF the city treasury.
Tomorrow evening Emily Bancker
and her associate comedians will begin
a short engagement at the Grand in
"Our Flats" a farce comedy which
h emf so well with London theatergoers
wat 1t neld one stage for $50 perfOrman-
ces. Miss Bancker is a charming and
talented artist and her support is said
20 be excellent.
A little tramp arrived in Minneapolis
who has just ended an extremely adven-
turOns trip for one of his years. Ed
mund Noyriembi, of Brazil, sixteen
years old, arrived in Minneapolis yes
terday, having tramped his way the
whole distance. His father is q Brazil
TeYOlutionist, and the family had to
leave the country.
AS usual, there was hot old time at
the meeting of the Hennepin County
Populistic league Tuesday night.
Every member is engaged in q fight
with his neighbor G. B. Maben, who
it appears has been doing more talking
than was deemed necessary, and who
had charged some of the members with
corrupt methods. was summarily sus-
pended from the league. The state
league was denounced, and in the eX-
element the per capita tax was voted
not to be paid.