The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Arrangements have been completed for a,
grand French festival for the benefit of Our
Lady of Lourdes church, Saturday evening, It
S02 Central avenue.
Burglars broke into the Hub saloon, on
Hennepin avenue near Sixth street. Wednes-
day night and got SIS from the money drawer.
The burglars gained an entrance by prylnS
open the front doors. No cigars or liquors
were taken.
The Giffen-Nell company will commence
their weeks engagement at the Lyceum next
Monday with special matinee at O'Clock.
The play selected for convention week Is
William Gillette's favorite comedy, The Phi
Vate Secretary.
The court house chimes will be rung every
day next week in honor of the visiting Elks.
e. :. Rhind, the official ringer Of the bells,
will give concerts each afternoon from 2 TO
3 o'clock, beginning with sacred concert OH
Sunday.
The Minneapolis Fire Underwriters asso-
citation, at its annual meeting Wednesday, de
ton during the coming year. The following
officers were elected: President, c. B. Shove;
vice president, F. II. Wagner; secretary, ia
cob Stone; treasurer, Alex Campbell
The nine-year-old son of Aid. G. L. Fort,
of the Twelfth ward, had a serious accident
on Nicollet avenue while riding home on his
wheel. Two friends tried to stop him and
in Guiding them he ran into a trolley pole.
He was knocked unconscious and received sew
eral bad cuts about the head.
Fire Marshal Pierce completed his report
for the month of June yesterday morning.
During the month there were SO box, Il still
and , a. d. T. alarms The value of the
buildings involved was $244, ,555 contents, $751;,
100; loss on buildings, $2,5S7.96; on contents,
$4.592.7O; insurance on buildings, $l63,S5O; on
contents, $lo2,6 $50.
Judge johnson made an order yesterday
morning dissolving the Minneapolis Driving
club, which succeeded TO the good will, etc,
of the Minnehaha Driving cub. The cor
poratiOn has really been run as private con-
cern for two years. The dissolution was or
dered on petition of John C. Oswald and
other members Of the association.
Rev. William Boyle, president of the col
lege at Highland, Kan, has written the local
police for information regarding his seventeen
year-old son, Graham Boyle, who left home
about the middle of June for this city. He
is small of stature, dark complexion, has
brown eyes and hair, and at the time he
disappeared wore dark sack suit.
Inspector Lawrence arrived in Minneapolis
yesterday morning, accompanied by Charles
Admire. the colored who was arrested
in st. Louis on a charge Of grand larceny.
The warrant upon which Admire was arrested
furnishings from Minnie Mitchell valued at
500. The inspector had no trouble in bring
ing his charge back to the city.
Large numbers of repevin suits are con-
templated against the Vanstrum Supply
house, and yesterday morning Judge Rus
sell was called upon to pass upon several
bonds which the assignee did not like TO ap-
prove. They were all found satisfactory to
the court, however, and were approved, and
the sheriff placed in charge of the specified
property. There will be considerable litigation
over various portions of the assets, which
merchants claim were procured by msrepre-
sentation.