St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

A SDeCl2i nl66t1lS Oh lue 1TeSS Clu'I
will be held Sunday, March IL, at
o. m, to transact important business.
/ is estimated by the deputies who
were in attendance on the hayward
trial that fully 100000 people gained
admittance to the court room, two>
thirds of whom We're women.
William Edwards, an incorrigible
prisoner at the county Jail, has been
put in the dungeon to reflect on the
consequences of trying to lord it over
sheriffs, deputies and guards. Ed
wards is in jail on a charge of bur-
glary, and is a tough customer.
Dairyman Hansen, whose COWS were
found to be infected with tuberculosis,
and were driven away and killed, takes
a very philosophical view Of the mat
ter. Mr. Hansen has bought number
of other animals that he believes to
be in perfect health, and Will continue
in business.
Louis r. Than one of ex-City Treas
urer Kortgaard's attorneys, says there
is no truth in the story that his client
is receiving unusual courtesy in the
matter of not being remanded to prison
after eiu9 Sc fenced weeks ago. Mr..
Than AYERS that everything has been
done arCo'diI & to law.
Several members of the Masonic Or
der have been Victimized lately by
shrewd confidence man, we'll advanced
in Masonic degrees, who has lounged
as often as he could pick them out.
He is said to have secured quite sum
by his systematic begging.
Augustus G. ParlShurst, seventy-five
years of age, died at the residence of
his family, "a Seventh street south,
early yesterday morning. Mr.. Park
hurst was president of the Parkhurst
Paving company, and was the pat
entee of the Parkhurst combined curb
and gutter, which has been extensively
used in this city.
John NJ. Bennett, past master of
lis will have capable team in the
field next season. The loss of Catcher
Burrell, he says, is a serious one, but
the club will have competent players
in all positions. He thinks the teams
are more evenly matched this year
than ever before.
Gus Lindquist, with several aliases,
was arrested Thursday night by de,
tectiveS Stavalo and Hankinson, on
charge of forgery. Lindquist 10
Roman & Peterson, Twentieth avenue
north and Washington. The prisoners
wife lives at 1925 Seventh street south,
but he has not been staying at home
for some time.
The Minneapolis Press club will
evening, March 20, to Opie p. Reed
and Nixon Waterman, of the Chicago
Press club, in an informal reception
and supper at the club rooms, inn
mediately following the entertainment
to be given by the gentlemen at the
Metropolitan theater.
Marie Jansen will begin a short en-
gagement at the Grand next Monday
evening, presenting "Delmonico's at
Six" a bright and breezy farce, in
which Miss Jansen has been we'll re.
ceived. A strong company is sup>
porting Miss Jansen, who has
achieved great fame since her last
visit to Minneapolis.
The suit of the United States gov
ernment against the North American
Telegraph company for alleged viola-
ton of the alien contract law, in hiring
Josie Phalen, a Canadian operator, al
Duluth, terminated yesterday in Judge
Priest directing the jury to find for
the defendant. The court held that the
alien law did not apply TO this class of
labor. particularly between the United
States and Canada.
Father Cleary and his people of ST.
Charles parish will celebrate St Pat,
rick's day by a public entertainment
at Labor Temple hall next Monday
evening, the 18th. Judge Kelly, of st.
Paul, and Hon. Chris Gallagher, of this
city, will deliver addresses. A fine
musical programme will be rendered
under the direction of Prof. De Raiche.
The entertainment will be fully up to
the high standard of entertainments
given by the people of st. Charles
parish. An admission fee of % centa
will be charged, and the proceeds will
be devoted to the benefit of the church
building fund.
Minnie Rundell. a woman of the
town, arrested for vagrancy, created
some little excitement in the police
COURT yesterday morning when Judge
Kerr ordered her sent to the work.
house for ten days. No sooner had
She resumed her seat after being SEN
fenced than she began to gesture
screams. She was at once removed to
cell in the lookup and soon recovered
her mental balance. The direct cause
OF the hit was poor whisky.
The building committee of the board
OF education is preparing to push its
claims on the court house commission
Tor room in the new building Pres
1dent Gjertsen, of the board, with
Mayor Pratt and Dr. Quinby, members
OF the committee, met in the mayor s
once YESTERDAY afternoon with City
Attorney Simpson and discussed the
question at length. The committee de-
clded to attend the next meeting of
the commission in a body, and do what
they could to urge a speedy compile
ton of the county side.
Tom Perritt, alias James M1Irrv. was
arrested yesterday morning by Officer
b. +. Smith on charge of stealing.
and was fined s. in the police court bv
Judge Kerr. Perritt stole $5.75 from a
Dar6er pa friend named Gus Johnson, at
Go Monroe street northeast while the
latter had been called from the shon
Tor a few minutes. Perritt also con-
fessed to stating an overcoat and q
$40 suit of clothes, and gave Officer
Smith an order for the clothes. In
spectors Morrissey and Courtney also
have warrant for Perritt's arrest a s
soon as he is released from the work.