St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Burglars entered the residence of A. Peter
son, at Is East Fifteenth street, Sunday night.
A revolver and gold ring were stolen.
| Charles A. Gardner. the German comedian,
who has a weeks engagement at the Bijou In
THE Fatherland'' a German comedy, played
to full house last night.
A man came to the rooms occupied by E. B.
Rainville, at 80 Central avenue, Sunday after
noon, and asked for drink OF water. While
Mr.. Rainville was getting the water the man
helped himself to $40 watch.
j. T. Peterson, former organist of Angus
tana church, and wife left last evening for
Salem, ILL.,, where he will occupy the position
as organist in the Swedish Lutheran church
there.
Judge Russell has appointed H G. Darrow
receiver OF the premises known as lot z,
block 2, Nicollet addition to Minneapolis, to
foreclose claim Of $353.36 after sherif's sale
| in the case Of Anna F. Melody VS.. George H.
Quigley ct al.
John S. Bower has begun suit against John
H. Long and others to collect bill for ma
terial amounting to $3,737.35, and establish a
lien upon lot l. block H. Mattisons Third ad-
dition. a-.
Frances Estelle Reid has filed a petition in
the district court in the divorce case Of La
fayette Miller Reid against herself in which
she asks for alimony, and Judge Elliott has
made an order to show cause, returnable next
Saturday, why the petition should not be
| granted
The police received notice Sunday of the
disappearance of May White, twelve years of
age, from her home at 120 Second avenue
neapolis yesterday and returned to her pa
rents.
A. z. Smith, steamftter by trade, pleaded
guilty to petit larceny in the police court
yesterday morning and was sentenced to
forty days in the workhouse. He stole sew
erai pieces of iron material, which he util-
lied in his business from the Great Northern
tracks, in North Minneapolis.
The performance given at the METROPOLITAN
last night by Hi Henry's $50 900 minstrels
was up to the standard of the best COM
panies. The work of Arthur Deming was re-
celVed with great enthusiasm. Mr.. Deming
is comedian of merit, and could hold
creditable position in any company.
A mass meeting will be held in Harmonic
hall Wednesday evening, April o. under the
auspices of the carpenters union. Rev.
Father Cleary will speak the principles of
organized labor and Rev. Dr. Shutter on the
relations of church and labor. A very at
tractlye programme has been prepared, and
some well-known talent will contribute a few
selections.
High water is interfering to some extent
with the progress of the work on the new
dam at Tenth avenue south. Engineer De
la Barre can use from $50 to 200 more men
to advantage, and could have increased his
force today, but high water would not per-
nit Yesterday about seventy five men were
engaged on masonry work and the founda-
tions for the dam proper and the power
house.
horse belonging to YerXa Bros. sustained
severe injury of the right fore leg yesterday
morning by stepping into manhoe on Fifth
street, where the teams are backed in to the
sidewalk. The animals foot caught in one Of
the holes of the plate, opening the manhoIe
and causing the member to go through. No
blame is attached to the street commissioner
but that portion Of the pavement surrounding
the sewer opening is in need of repair.