St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

opened this morning.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The Methodist ministers will renew their
regular meetings Monday, Sept. 4.
Charles Tucker living in Minneapolis, has
been dishonorably dismissed from the regu-
lar army.
A case of diphtheria at 225 Thirty-second
avenue north was reported at the health
Office yesterday.
George Bruss.. on complaint of his mother,
Lucy Bruss, has been sent to the reform
school on the charge of incorrigibility.
Judge Pond has ordered Bank Robber
Adams turned over to the supervisors of the
Rochester asylum for safe keeping and treat
ment.
The regular meeting of Tuhrah's Ladies'
society will be held in their room at Masonic
temple to-day at 2:3O p. m. A full attend
Rnce is requested.
The funeral of Gust Carlson, who was
killed by fall in the Linton elevator, will
be held to-day at 2:30 p. m, from 3US Twenty
fourth avenue north.
The party of old world biologists who will
visit Minneapolis under the chaperonage of
Prof. n. II. Winchell will arrive to-day at
2:3O D. IN. at the Milwaukee depot.
Long Keys are rapidly finishing the plans
for the new Central market. They have re-
eelyed bids for the eXcavating, and the bids
Will be opened tomorrow morning and the
contract let.
Judge CAVITY heard the argument Yesterday
In the case of the trustees of the II. A. Harri-
son estate against Rufus j. Baldwin. to re-
cover on promlssory note growing out of
he affairs of the old State National bank
The committee of 81, of which SO much
was written few weeks ago when the Y p
). &. L. convention was on the boards, has
issued a circular giving thanks to everybody
that mad anything TO do with the convention
Anna NJ Kuel, nineteen years old, and the
mother OF three-year-old child sues her
husband, Joseph Kuel, for divorce Cruelty
and inhuman treatment and habitual drunk
%. 1887.
The case of Edward Grenner VS.. The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company was ar
gued in the United States court yesterday. 1t
VIII go to the jury this morning. Grenner
sues to recover $4,000 for damages to his
person.
Peter May sues the Minneapolis street rail
way for 5000, the value of two ribs broken
while riding in an electric car in July. The
conductor ordered him from one car to an
other, and while making the change he fell
and was hurt.
still alarm at 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing called the department to Tenth avenue
south, where an old oil house belonging to
the Milwaukee road was found to be in a
blaze. The fire was extinguished without
serious damage.
Col. W. B. Bend has issued an order APP
pointing E. c. Falk, of Minneapolis. as in
optClOi VI Sudll dTluS prUCIlce IOr the tlrSt
regiment, i'll place of Charles Williams who
who has been assigned to the position of
brigade inspector.
Judge Corrgan has committed Lulu and
Melburp Woodward to the state public school
at Owatonna. Inability on the part of their
father TO provide FOR them was the cause of
their commitment They are about seven
and nine years of age respectively
The Knights of Pythias of Minneapolis are
making great preparations for the grand
lodge Meeting in nulnth hnpip
Both the uniformed rank divisions of Min.
neapolis. the North Star and Nora, will go
in full strength and contest in the prize
drill.
Building Inspector Hazen has received
letter from Montreal asking him to send
copy of the patrol limit law to that CITY for
the consideration of the council. During
their recent visit the Montreal aldermen
showed great interest in the patrol limit
system which was entirely new to them.
Matte hewitt who was sentenced to the
county jail tor sixty days for contempt of
court III failing to disclose trunk in a re-
plevin suit, and who secured ten-dav STAY
of execution with the proviso that she furnish
bond of $500, has filed the bond, and is now
at liberty.
The annual report of Inspector General
Banker just published, containing a COM
paratlve statement of the excellence and gen
eral efficiency of the infantry regiments In
the state gives Company A, of Minneapolis
the highest place, with percentage of %
out of a possible 100.
Coroner ByrneS has learned upon inyesti-
cation that it does not come within his iur;s-
dlctlon TO take action against Dr. E. H.
Hefiin, who certified to the death of Orncke
the patient OF Girrbach, the needle doctor
He has, therefore, turned the matter over TO
the health department.
The September term of the district court
Will open next Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock, when all cases viii be assigned.
Judges Smith, Hicks and Hooker will trv the
1urV ,In0pQS T0ahrar nd Al
coult cases, and Judge CAVITY the criminal
cases. Judge Lochren will go TO Anoka
Sept. IA TO open court there.
The health commissioner and his staff
went to Lake Minnetonka yesterday to in
spect theLake Park hotel. There has been
some complaint that the sanitary conditions
around the hotel are not just what they
should be, ane the department wants to find
out II there is any ground for the complaint
The Eighth ward Maineites and their fam
1llcs will have basket picnic at Lake Harriet
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to any other Maineite
Messrs. John Day Smith. G. W. Libbev. ]. W
Woodman, l.. W. Gerrish and w. s. Fenno
are the committee in charge.
Chief Runge received yesterday a letter
from Mayor winston complimentipg and
commencing the members of the fire DEPART
ment upon the excellent appearance which
they presented in the Exposition parade.
The mayor states that number of citizens
nave spOAeH W nln particularly OF the fine
showing made by the boys on that occasion
Mabel r. Downing agreed to care for a GER
tain number of the Y. P. S. C. e. delegates
when they were getting ready to come to the
city last summer. She says that she went to
good deal of expense in preparing for
them. Only about a third of the humber
promised her came, and they left in a few
days. She has sued Edward Conant with
whom she made the agreement for damages.
The report of Meat Inspector Davis for the
month of August shows that during that
period he condemned meat as follows Veal,
375 POUNDS; fresh beef, $40 pounds; salt beef,
800 pounds; fresh pork, $500 pounds; salt
50 pounds; mutton, 2sS pounds; lamb, 2ls
pounds; bacon, 100 pounds; salt tongue, $50
pounds; fish, 100 pounds; ham, 600 pounds
bologna meat, 167 pounds: bologna sausage,
Do pounds.
The August report of W. W. Tatro. agent
Tor the Humane society," shows: Complaints
investigated, 81; children rescued and pro-
ylded with homes, 3; horses unfit for serv-
Ice Shot z, CALLED horses laid up from work,
U; reproved ana warned for neglect and I'M
proper use of horses. ID; reproved and
warned for overlooking horses, Z; reproved
convictions, 2.