St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

Fannie d. Mueller has charged her hus-
band, Attorney l.. Robert Mueller with de-
sertion, and has begun suit for divorce.
crowded house should welcome the ap-
pearance of jolly farce comedy "a Rail
road Ticket at the Bjou next Sunday after
noon.
The public never tires of good things, and
good things in plenty are found in this sea
sons production of The Black Crook, now
holding forth at the Bijou
Christian Stein injured Monday night by
being struck by street car was much I'M
proved at the city hospital yesterday. Ampu-
tation of an injured leg will not be neces-
sary, at first feared.
Hon. p. H. Rahilly, of Lake City, is at the
Beaufort, being the plaintiff in case now
before Judge Smith. He is attended by his
son-in-law, James McCahill, prominent real
estate dealer of Duluth.
The Pullman sleeper "Lakeville'' caught
fire in the union depot yards early last even
ing from defective stove. The department
was called out and the fire extinguished with
about So damage to the car.
The yaledonian club met Monday evening
and decided to celebrate the anniversary OF
Bobby Burns by banquet at the West hotel
The banquet will be a stag affair, and Will
be held on the night Of JAM "a.
Justice Dover decided in favor of the de-
PENDANT in the case of knuteson against Dr..
Martin o. Teigen to recover money alleged to
have been obtained by fraud The case will
be appealed to the district court.
Frank Wright, who runs grocery store at
POI Lake street, is anxious to meet the indivi
dual on Saturday last who told him such
tale of hard luck about sick wife and starv-
ing children that he gave up a large sized $40
bill.
At meeting of the directors of the st.
Anthony Falls bank, held yesterday morning
the following officers were elected: II. A.
SERVER, president; w. F: Decker vice presi-
dent; j. E. Ware, cashier; and Howell w.
Young, attorney.
Several days ago a sealskin sacque be-
longing to Mrs DR.. Estabrook was stolen
from the public library Monday over
hat
been reported to the police. with the request
that they look out for suspicious characters
hanging about the library.
The fourth and final engagement of Wang"
will be played at the Metropolitan the last
three nights of this week, with Saturday
matinee at which performance there will be
souvenirs for all the children who hold re-
served seat coupons in the parquet or par
quet circle.
A smooth young swindler has secured
money from a number of ladies throughout
the city by selling them tablets TO prevent
worms in children. The tablets, he claims
are made by Prof. Slocum,' of the state
university, but there is no such person, and
the tablets themselves are mixture OF flour
and water.
man giving his name as Kelley is mulct-
Ing numerous Eighth warders on the plea Of
wanting money to bury his dead baby and not
wanting to go TO the poor department for
aid. He recently secured So from Regan
Bros, and has secured money from numerous
kind-hearted people in the city. The police
pronounce Kelley a fraud
Mr.. Hayden, who represents Lambrecht
Bros. company, of Cleveland, :, states that
he received word from his firm yesterday
morning that its attorney had examined the
papers in connection with the reservoir bond
issue and had found them entirely satsfac-
tory. The firm will get the bonds at its bid
of SOS. 042
treat is in store for the lovers of
music in the city in the concert to be given
next Friday evening at Plymouth church by
- the Masonic and Eastern Star quartettes.
This is the first appearance of these popular
quartettes in a joint programme, and they
have spent much time for several weeks past
in preparation, very fine list of selections
will be rendered
Maggie Melshesidy residing at $40 North
Twenty-first street, was arrested last night
by Officer George Bahan on a charge of petit
larceny. She is alleged to have stolen pair
of shoes from the Nickel Plate Shoe company,
and to have taken them to a Cedar avenue
shoemaker to have them resoled so they
would not be recognized. The shoemaker be-
came suspicious and told the police, and the
shoes positively identified. The woman
claims to have found them the street