St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

Hon. William Warner, of Kansas
City, eX-commander-in-chie of the
Grand Army of the Republic, is in the
city on legal business.
Michael Hoy, the veteran detective,
is dangerously i'll at his residence, 100
Main street northeast, and but slight
hope is entertained of his recovery.
Josephine Hahn, daughter of Gen.
w. j. Hahn, was married yesterday
evening to George Lauderdale, at the
residence of Rev. J. b. Donaldson, Ga
Seventh avenue north.
The grand jury is expected to COM
plete its labors today. In it's report,
1t is understood a number of recon.
mendationS regarding the county jail,
Workhouse and poor farm will be
made.
c. August Moller died suddenly yes
terday of heart disease, at his home.
1917 Stevens avenue. Mr.. Moller was
the agent of the Hornberg & Co. Fin
land Steamship company, of New
York.
A rumor was circulated yesterday
that case Of leprosy existed at 2542
FIFTEENTH avenue south in the family
OF William Woods. The rumor was
found to be groundless, Woods having
only an attack of erysipelaS.
The city authorities have brought to
light dangerous state of affairs in
Minnehaha dairy, traces Of tuber-
CuloSlS having Deen lOund IN NUNS
Der of mich cows. The animals were
at once driven to a slaughter house
and killed.
Richard Johnson, convicted of hold
ing up On Sing for So, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Smith to fiveyears'
imprisonment in the penitentiary. His
partner, Oldham, was recommended
to the mercy of the court, and was
sent to the reformatory.
There will be but three more per-
formances of the superb double bill
The Littlest Girl and ILost-Twen-
ty-Fopr Hours" by Robert billiard
and his excellent company at the
Grand. Popular prices will govern at
the matinee performance.
The University Republican club will
hold its annual election next Wednes-
day. w. T. Coe, president of the club
Is CO ndidate for re eetioH. Two del
egateS are also to be chosen to the in
ternational league of college clubs, to
be held in April at Battle Creek, Mich.
President Northrop, of the univer,
sity, will begin his series of lectures
on Shakespeare at II o'clock this morn
ing IN the new library building. The
president announces that all persons
interested in the writings of Shake
Speare will be welcome to the lectures.
Barney Ferguson is playing the most
successful engagement of his career in
catering to the amusement of Mime
H.
pany includes Barney Pagan, the
plckaninny dancers, Belle Stewart,
Mae EStelle Belmont and Marguerite
Ferguson.
The marriage of Miss Florence Neil
McN1e, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcom McNie, TO James d. Stewart,
was celebrated Wednesday evening al
the residence of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart left the CITY
Immediately after the ceremony for
Hackensack, N. j., where they will be
at home after April l.
postmaster Holbrook is in receipt CT
letter from benighted individual
IN Arkansas, inclosing a postal card
with the request that the postmaster
Ill II out with the names of farmers
IN the vicinity of Minneapolis. The
writer lmparts the information to the
his request he will get the cancelIa,
ton of all replies.
The ten railway companies having
terminal facilities in Minneapolis are
especially interested in the regular
t sncia ti OIL the Terminal Freight as
;SS0clauon, which will be held today.
me matter of checking flour and seal
ing cars at the mills will come up for
consideration. Under the present sys
TEN checker and signer are en-
pioyed by each company. The ar
rangement costs about 81, COO wear. If
is proposed to have one man at each
transfer q e''cii
- The cases. of Alvah B. Pratt and
Ro3eTt Smith; the North side boys ar.
rested re by OFFICER Smith last Sunday
on charge of burglarizing the gro,
Gerry store of Somers & Gaiiag6er
came up before the grand jury yester,
Gay The parents of the boys, and =
number of influential friends were
PRISE prGisent, and the grand jurors had
and ! relatives of the culprits. The en-.
n .iIe DAY was spent in examining wit