St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
II95S ~i'''"'
The fathers union is working in a quiet
way to secure nine hour day.
Uncle Boston Smith and his gospel car
depot.
The Central W. c. T. U. will meet in Room
II of the Coffee house this afternoon at 3
o'clock ~
The regular meeting of Zurah Ladies' So
clely WIZ heId Friday afternoon in their
room at Masonic hall
Frank Yalesh and wife eva McDonaId)
nave gone to Chicago where they are the
guests OF Tommy Morgan, the Chicago labor
The Yardmasters' Association of Mime
epohs held their picnic at Ascola Yesterday.
Two cars full went out in the morning on
Inc regular 500 train.
Inc estern Union Telegraph COMPANY
VIII Degln placing its wires Underground in
rev weeks, and unless there are unexpect-
Ed delays the work viii be COMPLETED this
year.
To-day is the forty-second anniversary of
Inc adoption of the free constitution of Dem
marx. The DANA society Will commemorate
II py Il social, Tor members only, at their hall
This evening.
Charles Ripley thrty-seven wears a resi-
dent OF Minneapolis died Wednesday after
noon at his home 2446 Sixteenth avenue
south, after an illness of two years. The fun
eral Will occur today
An attempt was made early yesterday morn
l.. Jacoby, 80 Nicollet avenue. bit the
IhleYes were scared away before they had
time to break into the place
the inventory of the estate of John G
Gluck, who died recently, was filed in the
probate court yesterday. 1t places the value
bonal properly and cash, at about 500 600
MISS OIiye Fremstad, accompanied bv VIII
1. Rowland and f. L. Bristol the latter her
present instructor, arrived i'll the city We'd
hesday- The friends of Miss Fremstad are
preparing to tender her a testimonial concert
IN the near future
george II. Humphrey, of this city. was ac
cldentally killed i'll Seattle Wednesday by
peIng run over by an electric car. He was
tIaEeIIllg along the Pacific coast on business
Tor the Minneapolis Office and School Furni-
lure company, of which he was member
Dog Catcher Hidden killed thirty-eight
uoSs tuesday last, and proposes TO dispose
OF ABOUT nifty more to-day. The total num-
per captured thus far is about $50, the num-
per Killed l66. The work is being carried on
IN the same manner as before Agent Tatro
took handin it.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday: Stonewall j. Jones and
Minnie Raetz, John HUSKY and Annie Lar
6CAi' ASiliSl u. DuCh anu mabel IL. COlW1ll.
James y. johnson and Lille Wilkins. An
drew Sente and Annie ObitZ Henry A. Kolp
and Hanna c. Olson.
The case of John Campbell, one of the
three boys charged with having burglarized
oainueI Williams stationery store, came up
IN the ponce court yesterday, but was con-
unued until June II, by which time it is be
heved that the grand jury will have taken
action IN the matter.
Dlphtheria at BIOS Fremont avenue north
scarlet fever OF SIS Eighth avenue north and
5IO seventeenth avenue north and measles
al l25 Thirty second avenue north BPS Fiji
leenth avenue south and corner of Thir-
leenth street and Twenty-firs street, were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
Joseph Klinkhammer, LIE Sueur county
farmer, came TO the city yesterday to EMPLOY
a detective to discover who is responsible for
the death of three valuable horses belonging
10 him which have recently been killed The
animals were worth $500 and Mr.. KlinKham-
mer believes they were killed through malice.
The committee on the Left Erickson monu-
ment, consisting of Rev. NJ. f. Giertseu.
Charles klttleson, Olaf Hoff, Nicolay Grey
stad and Peter ClauSen. met last night at
Charles Kittleson's Office to draw I'D the con-
sutution and bylaws of the association.
Another public meeting will then be held in
two weeks.
The secretary or the committee of orthodox
ministers appointed to confer with Mavor
Winston in regard to the observance of the
Sunday laws called upon that Official yester-
Gay 10 arrange time for the meeting. 1t was
finally decided that the committee should
call upon the mayor at his office at II o'clock
Saturday morning.
Jerry Chase and Leonard Brown engaged
IN an alteration last evening in the bottllng
works OF Cullen d DAILY. near the corner of
Hennepln avenue and Third street and as a
result Chase received q very ugly cut on the
forehead. He was sewed up by Dr. Gibson,
ana VII appear against Brown in the police
court TINS morning.
The case of Jack O'Brien, charged with
vaerancy, came before Judge Elliott again
this morning OBrien was not present but
his attorney appeared for him. The latter
changed the plea to guilty, but stated that his
client had gone to work The court nrO-
nounced sentence of thirty DAYS which
was suspended during good behavior
Jack Burke and F. Needam were arrested
yesterday on complaint of Aug. Bergstrom.
VINO charged them with assault and battery
After their arrest Bergstrom felt so iubilant
that ne INDUCED in large-siZed Jag and
was himself arrested and locked up. When
Inc cases came 10 trial yesterday morning
Burke and Needham were discharged, but
Bergstrom was assessed So
The female residents of Lowry hill have
been terrorized by a bold tramp who hos
been hanging about that neighborhood of
late. Last Monday evening he kicked hole
In screen door, entered the house and mr.,
sued one of the domestics until she took
lSANSN ~ uPpCi pdIL VI the mouse.
The ladies of the house attracted an officer
by their screams, and the unWelcorne Wis
itor fed.
Supt. Henderson returned yesterday from
Chicago with Aid. Rand, Farnsworth and
Kiichli. On the subject of police signals the
chief says that he considers the Chicago sys-
TEN rs near perfect as any he has seen, and
that he would recommend its adoption in
this city. He expresses himself as in favor
of extending the 5000 now on hand as soon
as possible. 1t will require $4,000 to fully
equip the city with the signal boxes
Secretary Holt received information yester-
DAY concerning Ralph Knapp, who was tried
IL the police court in this city last February
ior failure TO support his family, and who
Ie!t the city as soon as he secured suspen-
sion OF MS sixty-day sentence, deserving his
wife ard several children Ii appears that
Knapp IS now in Chicago. and that he is iiy-
ing nj lGl Best avenue in company with one
Annie Essa, formerly of this city, under The
assumed name of Robert lie Roy. AS Knapp's
vie is too poor to go TO Chicago to prosecute
him it IS probable that he will escape punish.
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