St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The board of education held it's regular
meeting at p. m. yesterday. The meeting
was routine in character
IN the assignment of the Minneapolis Lace
Paper company the assets are placed at $10-
6I0.S7 and the liabilities at $9,267.66.
Margaret P. H. Luqueer has brought suit
against E. II. Turner ct al. to recover $1,000
with interest, due on a note made in 1891.
An order was filed with the clerk of the dis
trict court yesterday giving the assignee Of
the Irish-American bank until Feb. in which
. to file his schedules.
The Woman's Rescue league held it's reg
Mar monthly business meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. Mrs. Russell was
reported as being somewhat better.
Creditors of Jacob R. Elliot have been in
structed to show cause before Judge Russell
Feb. % why Albert c. Cobb, assignee, should
not redeem the diamonds pawned by Elliot.
John E. Rollins was granted divorce from
Lizzie Rollins this morning by Judge Russell
On the grounds Of desertion. w. c. Hobart
and Matte Season corroborated his evidence
Edward Wolfe of 705 Van Buren, street
northeast, wishes it understood that he is not
the person who gave the name In the police
court Saturday when arraigned for stealing
wheat.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter left for Galesburg
ILL.,, last night to attend the Inauguration Of
DR.. C. E. Nash as president of Lombard uni
versity. He will deliver an address upon that
occasion today.
The business men of North Minneapolis to
the number of 100 met at G. A. r. hail. corner
Washington and Twentieth avenues north
last night and organized business mems
Improvement league.
well-dressed young man named Sampson
who has been employed recently at the Mime
apolis Dry Goods house, was committed to
the county Jail last night by the police to
await examination as to his sanity.
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis City
Mission and Church Extension society will be
held at the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
church at 5 o'clock today Supper will be
served at O'Clock, which the Methodist pub
lie will enjoy.
An attractive concert viii be given this even
ing at Fowler NJ. e. church, Lowry hill, at
O'clock in which Miss Josephine Bonais rte
Rice, the Temple quartette and others will
take part. The proceeds will go to Miss Rice
and the Fowler church choir.
The following officers were elected at the
sixth annual meeting of directors of the Amer
lean Masonic Accident association: Pres-
dent James Smith; vice president, J. H. Ran
dall; secretary, F. Fremont Reed treasurer
8 W. lowering; medical director, Charles w.
Drew.
The Brownies opened the second per-
Torrance at the Metropolitan last evening to
a crowded house, that enjoyed every minute
OF this unique production. Palmer Cox has
placed The Brownies or the stage with all
their queer ways and funny faces and sur
prisingly good spectacular production is the
result
After twenty years of married life %and
having been the mother of ten children Mrs
Caroline NJ. Smith, of Champlin, appeared in
the district court yesterday morning as petit
tlcner for divorce. On the stand she told
q story of desertion, and seemed anxious to
secure settlement from her husband for her
rhildrens sake only.
A meeting to effect an organization of the
Taxpayers League of Minneapolis was held
at the Commercial club yesterday. There
were present: /. c. Seeey, chairman Howe
falge, secretary, and other members of the
committee. The constitution and bylaws of
the league were agreed upon and will be re-
ported at the next meeting of the organiZa-
ton, which will be held next THURSDAY even
Ing at the Commercial club
In the case of Nellie B. Lynn VS. w. H.
Lynn, Judge Elliott has made an order re-
tuslng the motion of the plaintiff for a con-
% tihuance of the case. The plaintiff claimed
mat defendant had not paid all the alimony
required By the court, but Judge Elliott
thought that cash had been expended to the
amount required, and that the plaintiff would
trial at once o. "