St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1.173,
694.45.
Prof Carl V. Lachmund left Monday for
New York, where he goes to accept the piano
instructorship in Herr ScharWenka's con-
EerYatory.
Judge Stephen Mahoney, of the municipal
court came home yesterday from his vaca-
ton. The general term of the court will be-
gin on sept. l.
Minnie Manuel was in the probate court at
the instance of her husband to have hermen-
tai condition examined into. She was COM
mitted TO St Peter.
Cases of measles at 1209I2 Fifth street south
and 10 East side flats, and scarletina at 1918
Sixth street north and II East side fats were
reported at the health office yesterday.
Prof Hoag of the state university has just
returned, his coast ana geOdetic survey work
being finished for this summer. The pro-
fessor reports Il very profitable season.
There is crossings case on in Columbus,
O., resembling in the main points the Mime
apolis case, and City Engineer Rinker has
been invited to so to Columbus as an expert
witness.
This evening, at her paternal residence,
Miss Margaret E. Rauch will be married to
John Koch, of Cleveland o. The young
couple will leave for Cleveland their future
home, on Friday
The Hennepln avenue appraisers met yes
terday in the city attorneys Office and heard
objections to the award made by The council
ADDIalSeIS. ] he ONueTs OL the NlcOl1Gl mouse
property head the list of kickers.
Secretary Holt is seeking to secure control
of little tWo-and -a-half-year-old Eva Fielder
She is all illegitimate child and her mother,
Mr. Holt says, is an immoral woman. The
child is now in the Catholic orphan asylum.
The funeral of Joseph E. Pombery, brother
in-law of Capt. C. s. Barker Of West Supe-
riOr, took place Yesterday from the East Side
French Catholic church. solemn high
mass was said by the pastor, Rev. ?. o'Reilly.
The Ladies' Guild of Grace Church will
give 4 lawn festival at the residence of E P.
Thompson, 3O35 Cedar avenue, Tuesday
evening, Aug. p. All friends of the church
are cordially invited, and pleasant time is
anticipated.
r. l. Adams, a private of Troop II. First
United States cavalry. who deserted from Fit
Assinibone in June, 1883. was identified and
arrested Monday in Minneapolis by Deputy
United States Marshal c. d. Brown. The
prisoner was taken to Fit. Smelling.
The time-honOred trouble caused by Henry
Trudelrs capture was again before Judge
Pond Yesterday. The question is which of
three claimants arrested Truden on the
charge of horse stealing, and who IS entitled
TO the 500. 1t was taken under Amusement.
A reunion of the Third regiment, Mime
apolis Veteran Volunteers, will be held in
Odd Fellows hall. u Washington avenue
north, in Minneapolis, Wednesday. Oct g.
1891. By a resolution passed at the reunion
of 1889. the families OF comrades are invited
20 attend
1t is expected that the agent of the Engle
Furnace company, Of Des Noines, To-, will
visit Minneapolis this week or early next
week to consult with the board of health and
the city engineer in regard TO the crematory
which it is proposed to erect on the work
house grounds.
Hans Olson was arraigued in the police
court yesterday morning charged with hay
ing held up Daniel Dahlin near the Tenth
avenue bridge and robbed him of $40 Mon
day night. Olson will have a hearing Thurs
day afternoon, and, if he would enjoy his
freedom IN the meantime, must put up $500
bail.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon there was
presentation in DR.. Forces Office, 401
Wright block. William Henry Eustis was
given handsomely engraved and framed
set OF resolutions, which were adopted some
pme ago by Levi Butler post G. A. R., as an
acknowledgment of Mr Eustis' GIFT to the
post Of memorial book. DR.. Force made
the presentation address.