St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

nave invited the minnesota Northern
conference to hold it's first session in
this city. The meetings will probably
be held in the Hennepin Avenue M. e.
| church.
harry Coe, alias Howard, local
cashier for the Armour Packing COM
pany, who was arrested Monday on a
charge of embezzlement, was taken
before Judge Holt yesterday and his
case was set for Friday, bail being
| fixed at $780,
j. G. Jackson, local manager for
| Swift & Co., the Omaha packing con-
| Germ, who was arrested Monday on a
| charge of embezzlement, was arraigned
before Judge Holt yesterday, and held
| to the grand jury in $500 bonds, which
| he furnished.
Rev. e. P. Savage, superintendent
| of the Children's Home society, an
nounces that he has two bright baby
| twin boys for whom he wishes to
| provide a good, Christian home. The
little babes are orphans and were born
| March 7, 1895.
Russell H. ConweH, the eminent
Philadelphia divine, was rendered a re-
ception at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms yes
| terday. Mr. Conwell lived in Minneap-
| oils twenty-seven years ago, and sold
| the lot on which the West hotel now
stands for $3.50.
City Comptroller Nye's quarterly
figures indicate that the city depart
ments, as whole, have run ahead of
the appropriations about SIG, GOO, which
| the comptroller regards as a very good
showing, considering that part of the
| expense was incurred last year.
Prof. Tom Wills, of Red Jacket,
| Mich, will lecture under the auspices
| of the Salvation Army at the Henne-
| pin Avenue M. e. church this even
| ing. The lecture will be accompanied
| by stereopticon views, and Maj and
| Mrs. Stillwell will be in command
Over thirty-five cases of measles
among pupils of the Jefferson and En-
erson school districts have been re-
ported to the health department. Adj
vantage will be taken of the Easter
holidays to fumigate the school build
ings. The epidemic is of mild form.
L. r. Miller, a well known attorney
with offices in the New York Life
building, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday on charge of petit
Larceny, in the alleged stealing of a life
iiioNAi any, pOllSy" case was SET LOT
April 16, and Miller was released on
his own recognizance.
Annie Johnson, who has been board
ing at the house of o. c.. Larson. of
22O3 Ninth avenue south, was yesterday
reported to the police as missing On
March 10 she left her home, and has
not since been heard of. Miss Johnson
is bright girl, twenty-one years of
age, and quite good looking.
The committee in. charge of the Hen
nepin Democratic league banquet,
which is to come off next Saturday
night, have almost completed the toast
list for that occasion. A special feat
ure of the banquet will be the new
speakers, the committee having de-
| termined to inject plenty of new blood
into the addresses.
The council committee on markets
will report favorably on the petition
! of jerry Smith & Sons for permission
| to establish a hay and wood market
near Second avenue and Seventh street
! southeast. The market will be subject
! to the control of the city and is author
lied agents for seven years.
A pause in the Stops divorce case
was necessitated yesterday by the of
Lei VI SNlu6IlCo 10 SHOW lIdI MIS-.
Stops had attempted to poison her
husband. The plaintiff objected to the
testimony on the ground that the
answer did not charge the substance.
The case was continued to admit of an
amended answer.
The commissioners having in charge
! the potato farming scheme will hold
another meeting tonight in the board
of FRO do he
met yesterday in Mayor Pratt's office
to discuss methods of raising money
A serious effort is necessary as the
time is short in which to raise the
funds.
The retail grocers' association de-
cided at its monthly meeting last
! evening to hold a picnic this summer,
though the date has not yet been set
Committees were appointed to make
arrangements for the picnic, as we'll
as to petition the city council to keep
peddlers' licenses at the present fig
ures.
The feast of the Passover was OBJ
served by devout Jews in this city yes
| terday, the majority of stores owned
by members of the church being closed.
In the morning an Easter service was
conducted by Rabbi Friedman at the
i Jewish Temple. The Passover is the
beginning of the feast of unleavened
bread.
| An ordinance regulating peddlerS' Ii
censes will doubtless be presented at
Friday nights council meeting. The
new schedule makes the following re-
auctions: Wagon peddlers, from SIS to
SIS; push carts, from $50 to SIS; foot
peddlers, from $40 to So; junk peddlers,
from $40 to So. Great opposition to the
ordinance has already been developed
among the aldermen and merchants.
Fred Smith, who shot a restaurant
keeper on First street a few weeks
| ago, was yesterday sentenced to ninety
days in the workhouse by Judge Pond
The jury found him guilty of assault
in the third degree. Smith was intoxi-
Gated when he used his gun on the res
| taurant man, and Judge Pond read him
a lecture on the dangerous possibilities
of carrying a jag and gun at the
same time.
The Municipal club, the new organi-
cation which has been slow to break it's
chrysalis, yesterday took the initial
step in the active prosecution of it's
work by holding a meeting at the board
| of trade rooms The only business
transacted was the selection of a
| committee of ten gentlemen to be
known as the municipal committee. The
| club, which is non-partisan organiza-
ton, will elect officers on the last Tues
day in April.
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