The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Ground was broken yesterday morning for
the new Westminster Presbyterian church on
the fine old lot at the corner of Twelfth and
Nicollet.
Judge Jamison has granted Fredericka
Augusta Paschka divorce from Albert Will
helm Paschka, on the ground of cruel and in
human treatment.
DR.. Leon Wait. formerly of Minneapolis,
but of recent years practicing physician at
Alexander Mimi, died Saturday evening OF
apendcitus after an illness of three days.
Judge Jamison has granted to Fuderika
Augusta Paschka divorce from Albert w
Paschka on the grounds of drunkenness and
cruelty. The plaintiff also gets custody of the
three minor children.
The funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Collins. wife
of William o. Collins, who died Saturday of
paralysis, will occur at p. M today from
the residence, 920 Twenty-siXth avenue south.
1nterment at Eden Prairie, Mimi.
John Morse and Sherman Smith were
binding a load of hay wagon at Ex-
celsior Sunday when the binding pole broke
and threw Smith from the load. He had two
ribs broken and depression in his breast
bone.
Judge Jamison has ordered that the final
account of w. S. Cilly as assignee of Nc
Crea Bros, insolvent be confirmed and ap
proved. The order provides for the discharge
of the assignee upon payment of the divi-
dends.
The case against Abraham Burchard, of
Excelsior, who was charged with renting
his building to Young, the alleged blind pig
ger, was concluded yesterday afternoon and
Judge Kerr bound the defendant to the
grand jury.
Action has been brought by the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance company against
jerome F. Tubbs ct al. to foreclose mort
gage given to secure a note of $22, 500. The
mortgage covers lots 10 and II, block 10, Penni-
mans addition.
At a meeting at First avenue north and
Girard avenue Sunday afternoon, the single
takers made i evident they are going to
make themselves heard during the present
campaign. Speeches were made by c. J.
Buell., S. A.Stockwell and w. J. Gallagher.
Theodore Hays, the popular manager of
the Bijou theater, has been made manager
of the Grand opera house of st. Paul, in
addition to his duties in this city. Mr.. Hays
received telegram from the proprietor of
the theater, Jacob Lift, informing him of the
appointment.
The balloon ascension at Harriet Saturday
was necessarily postponed owing to an acct
dent occasioned by the high wind. This
evening at 7:2O however, the ascension will
occur, weather permitting, and Prof. Smith
says that those who have faith to go again
will see a remarkable exhibition.
Members of Zurah Temple, Order of the
Mystic Shrine are making extensive arrange
ments for mammoth meeting to be held
sept, 3, week of the national G. A. R. en-
campment and knight of Pythias conclave,
when class of 100 initiates will be put
through
NJ Goldman undertook to remodel his res
idence at 2O15 Portland avenue, and some
time last week some thieves taking advan-
tage of the unprotected condition of the
house, entered and helped themselves to
everything in sight. Mr.. Goldman reported
yesterday morning to the police that he
misses silverware and dresses valued at 500.
The two young men arrested Sunday for
aSSaulting an unknown and peaceably in
clined citizen at Washington and Third streets
north, were arragned in the municipal court
yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct.
They gave the names of James Cunningham
and William Fitzpatrick, and were each fined
SO.
Cataract Lodge No. $50, Royal Arcanum.
gave a trolley party to Lake Como last even
ing Though two interurban cars were chart
cred, there were not seats for all the party
there being about 115 in both cars. During
the ride refreshments were served, and on
the return trip St. Paul was visited.