St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-08
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leg and sustaining painful bruises. He was
taken TO St. Barnabas' hospital.
Edward Burns. arrested by Detective Hoy
Wednesday night upon suspicion, was yester-
day sent TO the workhouse upon the charge
of yagrancy. He had u number of ladies
ssjersies in his possession, which are sup
posed to have been stolen.
Lena Nelson, living on Sixth avenue south
and Fourth street, Ia anxious to learn the
whereabouts of her sister, Ella Christine Nei-
son, who disappeared suddenly Sept. 30 from
u house on the corner Of Seventh street and
Third avenue south, where she was working
The amount Of mail matter sent from and
delivered at the Minneapolis postofice during
the fiscal year ending June 8, is as follows:
mailed to other Offices, q, 540,540 packages,
for local delivery, $685., 750; total number
delivered in the city during the year, Is,
1l7,030.
Articles Incorporating the Kibler Manufac-
turing company were died In the register Of
deeds Office yesterday by John B. Killer,
G. Andrews. j. G. Taylor, Fred G.. James and
Frank +. Davis. The capital stocl. is placed
at $4,000.
Ella Christine Nelson, domestic employed
at a residence on the corner Of Seventh street
and Third avenue south. disappeared Sept.
20, and has not since been heard from. She
left her trunk and all her clothing at the
Sixth avenue south and Fourth street, VIII be
glad to hear any news concerning Ella.
The following cases were dismissed in the
district court yesterday: l.. Fluan VS.. II. d.
Seighton ct al; Frank Egger VS.. same; Rus
$50 Cummings VS.. same; John Olneck VS..
same; f. e. Caverly VS.. same; M. Hubrand
VS.. same; Joseph P. Johnson vs. same: Adolph
Leuk VS.. same; Joseph King VS.. same; An
drew Macbeth VS.. same.
The Norwegian Unitarian church will give q
fair at Harmonic hall, commencing next
Monday evening and continuing through the
week. Contributions can be left at the rooms
of the Century Piano and Organ company.
322 Nicollet avenue. In addition to the usual
entertainment the popularity of candidates
for different offices will be tested by vote.
". s. Parker. who assaulted H. Volwinkel,
the florist was arraigned in the municipal
court, and gave his name as Herbert Glide.
"You cannot be allowed to beat men In this
way said Judge Mahoney, mildly. wish
had it to do over again." said the prisoner de-
family. ''Thirty days in the county Jail, -
said the Judge, and smart Mr.. Parker was
lead to a bench.
The Minneapolis Society of Physicians and
Surgeons has elected the following officers:
President, Or. A. B. Gates; vice president,
DR.. r. B. Fitzgerald; treasurer, DIR. Frank
Burton; committee of censOrs, DR.. s. +.
Hance, DIR. E. J. Brown aud DR.. Elizabeth
Norred; committee on entertainment, DIR.
Frank Airport, DR.. Charles H. Hunter and DR..
f. A. Dunsmore; committee on ethics, DIR. o.
S. Chapman, DR.. H. C. Keith and DIR. Laton.
The North Star Labor club will celebrate
its ninth anniversary next Tuesday evening
by giving social party at the Casino theater,
the proceeds of which will be turned over to
the Knights of Labor building fund. The
floor managers will be G. L. Locke, Frank
Mailman, FL. A. Hanson, G. NJ. Coleman, ID.
III kannRY
Emil Schort, Alex Stewart, M. P. Finnegan,
Matt Daily, @. w. Curtiss.
NJ. A. Adamquist, a Norwegian who came
to Minneapolis from Washington territory a
few days ago. and who has been stopping at q
Scandinavian clearinghouse, corner of First
avenue and Second street north, last evening
exhibited symptoms of violent insanity. The
police were summoned. when ne drew knife
and threatened to stab himself to the heart if
he was touched. Finally his attention was
diverted and his capture effected. He was
taken to the First station and locked up for
safe-keeping.
At the coroner's inquest held yesterday
over the remains of Charles Neal, who fell
from the top of the st. Anthony elevator
Wednesday morning, verdict was returned
to the effect that the deceased came to his
death through his own negligence. 1t ap-
peared in the evidence given, that Meals
true name was John Charles Maggie. and that
his nome Defore coming 10 minneapolis WAS
Sandusky, o., where he has wife and child
whom he had deserted.
| Before Judge Lochran, yesterday, the case
of Henry A. Potter against John G. Gj ert-
son. to recover $l0,O35 for alleged false i'm.
prisonment, was tried. Potter was arrested
| Jan. 81, 1885, on awarrant charging him with
disposing of mOrtgaged property. He was
| locked up for four hours, when he gave bal
| in the sum OF $500 for his appearance in the
| municipal court, Feb. 2, when the case
| against him was dismissed. The jury re-
! turned verdict for the plaintiff of $500.
| The best audience of the week turned out
| laft evening to hear the Emma Abbott COM
| pany n the ''Mikado;'' in fact, it was the only
| really fine house Of the engagement, and was
| doubtless attracted by the knowledge thai
Abbott was one of the original Yum Yums
and that her famous kiss gave the part the
| name. AS might have been expected, the
music was superb and the comedy part above
| the average. After her opening solo in the
second act Yum-Yum gave magnificent sole
with flute obligato that set the house wild
| The 'sMikado" will be given again tomorrow
and 'Faust'' will be the bill for tonight.