St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs,

Bank clearings yesterday, $3.50. .O91.S6.
Walter Z. Lee and Oliver Darwin, charged
with larceny, will be tried Nov. s.
Vacant Mission Fields vai the subject
discussed by the Adventists yesterday.
The council committee on water works
met yesterday morning and audited bills.
Charles Kennedy, charged with stealing
wood from William Tobin, was discharged.
Annie Whitney. charged with using abus-
i've language TO Rosie Rehune, will be tried
Nov. =.
Walter Russell. who fell over the balus-
trade at the Hotel Albion is better, and may
recover.
Nellie King. the minneapolis cowboy
was arrested at st. Paul, but escaped with q
reprimand.
John Anderson. arrested on charge of
violating the street ordinance, will have
hearing NOv.2.
Mary Ann Mousso, thirty-three years of
age, died at her home on Seventeenth ave-
nue.. The funeral will be held to-day.
Engine No. g. which was smashed up whe N
the arch fell on Nicoilet avenue. some days
ago, has been repaired, and is again in serv-
ice.
Delegates from forty-seven railway en-
ploye clubs met at the reading room at See
Ond street yesterday and held a secret ses-
sion.
A small fire in the top story of the building
at 252 Hennepin avenue. occupied by the
FurbuSh Printing company, uld ABOUT $500
damages yesterday morning.
1.-THE boys arrested for trying to frighten q
horse so that it would run away, day before
yesterday, were discharged when arraigned
in police court.
1t is said that Mrs. Louis Kean, whose hus-
band was killed by falling down the elevator
shaft in the Tribune building. will begin
suit against the owners of the building.
The courts have at last decided that il is
rip n astaEQ Sfpal and aE0V'i
brella. II. G. Brown was yesterday sent up
for thirty days for taking one from Hale,
Thomas & Co.
An inquest was held yesterday on the body
of John Carlson, who died from injuries re-
Ceived at Merriam park by a falling emblnk-
ment. A verdict was rendered in accordance
with the fact.
Inspectors Howard and DOYLE last evening
arrested man on Washington avenue hav-
ing in his possession an oVelcoat and some
jewelry supposed 10 be stolen. The goods
await an owner at police headquarters.
Light Inspector Runge and City Hall Jani
tor Henry sent in bills for posting election
notices TO the conncil committee on claims,
ferred the bills to the committee on public
grounds and buildings.
An inquest was held at Connolly's morgue
yesterday morning on the body OF Harry car
rier. killed near the Manitoba round house
Monday afternoon. Several witnesses were
sworn, and a verdict of death from his own
carelesSness was returned.
Mary O'Brien, the woman who has caused
the police so much trouble for the last ten or
fifteen years, was brought down from the
work house yesterday violently insane. She
will be examined to-day. She was serving
out a sixty days sentence at the work house.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Lewis Fillmore and Anna Kanimisky, p. NJ
Moline and Carolina A. Hellstrom, John
Mnllin and Nora Delaney Edward Boffel and
Louisa Foster Gustave Priebe and Dora
Holthus, John 4. johnson and Ella v.
Nelson.
James Brown. of Spokane Falls, called
upon Health oflcer Kilyington yesterday, TO
get bis aid in sending the body of Mrs. Brown
10 Iowa, the death certificate having been
lost, and the railroad refusing to take the
body unless the death certificate was fur
nished.