St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Judge Won Schlegel has sustained the De-
very will.
Two or three cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported yesterday.
Sheriff Ege is rapidly improving, aud will
visit the court house to-day.
The single tax will be discussed at the
Labor Temple hall Sunday evening.
Judge Young will hold two-week term of
court in Anoka, beginning Monday.
Real estate men will meet at the West hotel
this afternoon and discuss the, Torrens land
title system.
On St. Patrick's day the ST. Patrick's Cru
saders will present 1.-The Last Loaf at the
Peoples theater.
Mart Williams the well-known newspaper
man, is now officially connected with the
city clerks office.
Bank clearings yesterday, S3S4 5S2. .SS;
for the week. 81, 64S, 648.34; for the month,
SIG, 500, sos. 81.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ole Arundson and Gunder c. Olson, Nathan
Fred and Annie Lochren.
The civil business done at the municipal
court during January amounted to S345. 6S
and the criminal business $1,612.
Henry Barrett the brother of Tim and
Pete, will leave Minneapolis inside of few
days and try and get work where he is not
known.
The funeral of Miss Nellie Adams, who
ents will take place this morning at 10
o'clock.
The changes of temperature as marked by
the Peoples theater thermometer yesterday
were from above at 3 a. m. to 30 above at
10 p. m.
The funeral of the late Mons Grinager will
be held Sunday afternoon from the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, Fourteenth avenue
south and Seventh street.
Rev. George R. Merrill, Of the Congrega-
tional church has been confined to his
house all week with bad sore throat He
will. however, be able to perform his Sunday
duties.
Euge ne Carter, the billisrd champion and
fancy snot expert. is to visit Minneapolis
next week and will give exhibitions at the
West hotel Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons and evenings.
Health officer Kilvington has discovered
that little attention is paid to quarantine
notices on houses where cases of contagious
diseases exist, and has given the inspector
orders to watch for people violating the law.
He will prosecute all people caught visiting
quarantined houses.
Charles Eha will have hearing this
morning on q charge of brutality to his
wife, Nellie Eha. who made the COM
plaint. She told the judge that her husband
had often threatened her life and she de-
sired protection, fearing that he would carry
out his threat.
The police commission met yesterday end
put eighteen applications tor positions on
the force through a mental examination,
after which they were turned over to Dr.
Kelly, who is to examine them physically
and report to the board at the meeting as 8
o'clock this morning.
A daring thief. giving his name as George
Miller, stole rug from the porch of George
C. Wright's house, 2S06 Grand avenue,
Thursday afternoon. He was pursued by
Mr.. Wright, who overlook and arrested him.
He Dleaded guilty in Judge MahOney's cOurt
yesterday, and went up for thirty days.
The funeral of Nellie S. Adams, the
eighteen-year-old daughter of Samuel H.
Adams, Of 1919 Fourth avenue south, who
died Wednesday night of paralysis of the
heart, will take place at 10 a. m. to-day from
the residence. The deceased was an un-
usually bright and attractive girl, a general
favorite with all who knew her, and would
have graduated with the High school class of
S9, of which she was the leader.