St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $99,051.
Two burglars, named Lewis and Flamen,
were yesterday aent to Saltwater.
The special city council committee met
yesterday and selected judges of election.
st. Paul people are securing seats for the
Flour City minstrel entertainment on Friday
night.
Contracts have been signed for sixteen
of the finest billiard tables made, for the
West hotel.
A meeting will be held in DR.. P. Nelson's
office, for the purpose of organizing micro
scopical society, on Monday evening.
Peter Melchisideck was yesterday found
guilty Of arson by attempting to burn the
mill of the Straw Board company, east divi-
sion, last December
The funeral of Edmond Fagin occurs at
O'Clock this afternoon from 400 Church
street, s. E. The burial obseques will take
place at Holy Rosary church.
The Head Millers' association have fund
of some 5000 which will be expended in the
purchase of monument to be erected in
memory of the mill explosion.
The remains of James Northrup arrived in
the city yesterday from Butte City. The de-
ceased was a son of Arson Northrup, one of
the early settlers of the city.
Bert Blake was yesterday sentenced to
confinement in the county Jail for three
months, for assaulting Jennie Chandler, at
his Office in the Domestic block, as already
related.
John Johnson was yesterday found guilty
of stealing watch and chain valued at SIS,
from Mr.. Bader of Minnetonka. The pris-
oner was remanded to custody to await
sentence.
Mr.. Hammerting, who has been suffering
trichinosis in the College hospital for several
weeks, died yesterday, The family of Con-
rad Voelker, under DR.. KoehFs treatment,
will all recover.
A boy named Johnny Waldron was knock
ed down and run over by team yesterday
morning, on Nicollet avenue. He received
a broken arm and was considerably bruised
about the head and face.
Colonel Mapleson is having a hard time
in Denver. Gerster sang to $1,000 house
at SIS seat and Patti sang to $4,000 house
only at 81 seat. Denver citizens are
highly indignant, claiming that the rates are
extortionate.
The grocery store of Northrup Bros, North
Minneapolis, was burglarized last Tuesday
night, but a clerk who slept in the store,
fired a shot from his revolver and scared the
intruders, who made hasty exit without
getting any booty.
While en- route to the fire last night hook
and ladder truck No. l tipped over on the
street car tracks at the corner of Second
street and Hennepin avenue Tillman
Murphy and another fireman were bruised
but escaped serious injury.
A fire broke out last night in an unoccu-
pied building, owned by DeLaittre & Bovey,
on Nicollet island. Before the department
reached the island the fire had been extin-
guished by pail of water. The damage is
about. $40, and the origin of the blaze is I'M
known.
Ot1cer Hurt has been confined to his home
for three weeks with serious attack of in
fammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Hurt is now
dangerously ILL., so that it will probably be
impossible for the officer to resume his duties
Tor perhaps weeks to come, and it would be
an evident hardship to have his pay roll
stopped by the city council.
The following couples received marriage
Licenses yesterday: Charles Peterson and
Sophia Swanson; Andrew Moe and Pauline
A. Negaarden Carl Ende and Augusta
Blume; John Andrew Phillips, Jr., and Eme-
line Minor; George Ritter and Scholasteka
Wunderle; F. A. Huxman and Rosa Boe-
hme; r. j. Cotton and Nettie L. Jordan.
Ladiel interested in the coming school
election are requested to be present at the
meeting of the Woman Suffrage association
at 90 South Eighth street, Friday, March Z,
at 3 p. m, which will consider the obligation
of women to help elect the new members of
the school board as duty which they owe
both to the city, themselves and their chill
dren
W. Il. Bryant, an employee in the whole.
sale grocery house of w. G. Harrison s. Co.,
Is under arrest charged with stealing an
amount OF goods from the store, valued at
81. He was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon, and his prelimi-
nary examination was set for tomorrow
In default OF bonds in the sum of $500 he
was remanded to custody.
The case of William Smith, charged with
larceny, came up at $50 o'clock last evening
before Judge Koon and jury. The pris-
soner is indicted for stealing from Mr..
Snider, at the Quaidy hotel about three
months ago, two silver watches, s42 in
money and bank check of $40 Detective
Gleason arrested him on the night of the rob-
berry, and testified on behalf of the state last
evening. The case will be resumed to-
day.
The district court room was densely packed
yesterday by persons DESTROYS of hearing the
trial of Edwards and Smith for highway rob-
berry. The wife of Edwards and other female
witnesses in the case were present, but as the
county attorney wants to get more witnesses
for the prosecution the case did not come up
for hearing The prisoners are ssthe tall and
the short menn who assaulted julius Lieber