St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-10
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MINNEAPOLIS GLORULEs.

One death was reported Yesterday.
Brnk cearings yesterday amounted to
1899 S90.U9.
George II. Humphrey wants the court to
replat Home Park addition.
Five new cases of diphtheria and one new
case of scarlet fever we're reported yesterday.
Irving a. Dunsmoor and wife yesterday
filed q plat of Dunsnoors Firth addition to
Vi naea polls.
Lulu Toulen, colored woman, yesterday
paid fine of s. for fighting on the street
with her husband.
Minneapolis colored people celebrate the
eEua lcipaion proclamation by banquet
re Nicolet house Dec. %.
The remains OF Mrs. William A. Gulick
will be nured from the Shiloh Presb, terrain
church At 30 O'clock this afternoon,
In the case of Winslow c. Stewart againS
II. L. Gordon, tried some time ago, Jud se Rea
esterday fled order for new trial.
The case against Ruby Belle Redding for
assaulting Hattie Haskell W yesterday dis
missed in the municipal court, the com
claimant not appearing.
Geo. Conklin. arrested upon suspicion by
Ihe detectives, was yesterday ordered to lea re
Town by Judge Mahoney. He corresponds in
appearance to u notorious Chicago crook.
Big Hannah. who is considered ny the mel
ical fraternity to be the largeS, woman eve
orn. will be exhibited at the dime museum
next week. She is said to weigh !. $50 pounds
The German Catholic fair of st Elizabeth
church, AT Martins hall corner of Washing
ton avenue south and Cedar avenue. is draw
ing large audiences, and is doing well finan-
cially.
The city is made defendant in an action
brought by s. NJ. Rich, who sues to recover
e.. 000 for stone which he claims was illegal y
luarried from property owned by him on
NicOllet island.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John P. Forming and Sarah VI. johnson, An
dew ia kson and Lucy Turner John Carlson
and Emma Johnson, Peter L. Johnson and
Johanna NJ. Lovset.
Martina Ellis. who some time ago plated
Elmwood, in section IS, township III, range
y. esterday ma lie application for an order
vscating the premises, as the land WAS value
ess laid out in streets and alleys.
frankie Gordon, the wife o. barber who
has shop ut the corner of Third street and
Nicollet avenue. was sent to the work house
yesterday for sixty days for using indecent
and profane language on the street.
Gideon T. Chapel, an attorney, whose
| Office is at lis Washington avenue south. was
arrested last evening by Court Officer Burke
| upon warrant charging him with retaining
| 50 belonging to a servant girl named Tilda
Olson.
Robert Eggelson, an eXpreSsman, was ar
| res ed list evening upon warrant charging
woman with whom he has been living on
| Fourth street. between Sixth and Seventh
| avenues south.
The executive board of the Scandinavian
| SOcialistic Labor organization will meet to-
| night in extra business session at the rooms
| of Evert Nymanover, 307 Eighth avenue
south. All the official members are requested
| to meet tonight.
Egbert COwles, for some time past con-
nected with the Scandal bank, has been
| elected cas- iier of the Gernan-A merican bank
| of North Minneapolis, in place Of j. C. Miller.
| whose death b. the cars at the st. Paul union
depot will be remembered.
Lille z. Brown, the daughter of E. v
Brown. died al her fathers residence, 629
Fifth street north, yesterday afternoon at 2
! o'clock. The funeral will he held from the
residence at 2 o'clock to-day. The child was
years and months old.
The white Slave began its engagement
at the Grand last night playing to a good
audience. The well-known Southern drama
is well mounted and cast. and with its accom-
paniment of colored singers makes a good
impression. The play will run through the
week. with Saturday matinee.
A reception will be held at the newsboys'
home, corner of Sixth street and Nicollet
avenue, to day from TO II p. m. All are
cordially invited to come and inspect the
home and its works. Donations of groceries,
provisions. wood coal. bedding, clothing, ETC.,
Mrs. X. f. Hurlburt has begun an action
against @. II. Ermantrout. 81. W. Pratt and
6. W. Porter to regain her home on Park
avenue, valued at $50, 900, which she sold to
Ermantrout last June. She alleges that he
sisned blank deed, which was afterwards
filed in. This the defendants claim no
knowledge of.
The Mechanics Institute was addressed
last evening by G. Kuehler, government
engineer of railways at Leipsic, Germany.
on soda motors. He came here to superin-
tend the construction of soda motors for the
Minneapolis Lyndale company. There was
large audience present, and much interest
was manifested.
The council committee on ordinance and
gas held a joint meeting yesterday, at
which the ordinance granting the Edison
Electric Light companya frapcise was con-
sidered. 1t was finally decided to refer the
ordinance to the city attorney to incorporate
certain amendments which shall compeI the
the company to make extensions as they are
required for public convenience
1t is generally belieqed about the chamber
of commerce that Fred Woodward. book
keeper for Bailey Csrgill. grain commission
merchants. has absconded with certain sum
of money belonging to the firm Mr. Cargill
says woodward took about 5000, on Monday,
to send TO customer. siace which time he
has not been heard Of. Woodward is a young