St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The suit of Louisa La Belle for divorce
from William La Belle was dismissed in
Judge Kerrs court.
The ever popular "Fantasma' opened to
bigger business than ever at the Bijou yes
terday. There will be popular-priced mat
inee tomorrow.
There are forty cases on the jury calendar
which should have been taken up before
now. The court house was swarming with
lawyers yesterday morning.
dwelling house at 2720 Thirteenth avenue
south was entered by sneak thieves sunday
night while the family were away ana
quantity of slverware stolen.
An order was issued yesterday morning
by Judge Jamison allowing the assignee oil
the Irish-American bank until rep: 70 pre-
pare a schedule of assets and liabilities.
The regular meeting of the Ishwara Theo-
sophical society will be held this evening at
o'clock at 939 Guaranty Loan building 49,
Subject Evolution" a paper written by
DR.. J. w. B. LaPierre.
City Comptroller Nye was at his desk yes
terday morning after an absence of ten days
in the East, during which he disposed OF
the reservoir bonds to Lamprecht Bros.
company at their bid of $20S,O42
The Methodist divines, at their meeting at
the Hennepin Avenue church yesterday morn
ing first listened to and then discussed
paper by Rev. E. p. Robertson on the IN
tellectual Satisfaction of the Religious MI
verse
George A. Bracket has filed claim against
the city for $3.50. alleged TO have been PAID
strip of ground 9x59 feet, between Second
avenue south and Washington avenue, in
Lookup" alley.
Peter p Swenson was the first witness in
the WetZner. Gutenberg & CO. case yester-
day, but he had not given any testimony be-
fore the court was adjourned until this morn
ing. The case seems to be fated, for now it is
p. J. Mclaughlin one Of the attorneys for
the plaintiff, who is i'll.
City Engineer F. w. Cappelen will address
the Engineers club, of the state university,
ILntAr tnrIN
of Minneapolis" The meeting will be held
in the lecture of the department Of
physics at O'Clock.
J. F. Kellogg, of Fond du Lac, Wis, is
here to start a yeast factory. He is an eX-
pert in this business, and his product already
has a good reputation on the market. the
name of the new concern Will be the Mime
apolis Yeast company.
stay of proceedings in the case of Jennette
W. Hale against the Life Indemnity and In
Vestment company, called the Iowa
Life Insurance company, until and including
Saturday, Feb l. 1896.
The receiver of the City Bank has notified
all depositors to bring their pass DOCKS 70
him that they may all be balanced up: ana
the work of preparing the schedules faclil-
tated 1t is not thought the schedules can
be prepared before next week Monday
The armistice which was declared between
the two factions of the house of Fred W.
Eastman has been shortlved, and Mrs. East
man, through her attorneys, Shaw, Cray.
Lancaster & Baxter has again commenced
suit for absolute divorce from her husband.
together with suitable alimony, the custody
of their one child and attorneys fees.
There was scarcely a vacant seat in the
Metropolitan, Minneapolis, last night when
the curtain went up on the elaborate produc
ton of Palmer Cox's Brownies and before
the final transformation it is safe to say that
there was not a person in the theater but
was fervent admirer of the gorgeous spec
tacle The Brownies has been staged with
a lavish hand, and in the selections Of char
acters to represent the odd characters of
Mr.. Cox's creation the management have
made excellent choice.