St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Mrs. W. E. Forrest died at about O'Clock
yesterday morning at her home, 26lS Henne-
pin avenue.
Jensine Olson Klopstad has pertioned the
court 10 be appointed administrative of the
estate or her father. Ole Olson Klopstad
RealIh Commissioner Kelly has prepared
his estimates Of the cost of conducting The
health department during next year. He
places The amount at $50. GOO.
Frank hrats was found guilty in the mu-
nicipal court Yesterday OF cruelty TO animals
and was fined 81. krats drove q horse nearly
seventy miles yesterday, causing Its death.
Hilda F. Nelson, infant daug hter Of Peter
Nelson, 1929 Fifteenth avenue south. 0ied
Yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be
held from The residence tomorrow ct 1870
p. n.
The police nave closed the saloons of NJ.
laIlv. 3l5 Washington avenue south. and
Charles Dannegeer. 1l9 Washington avenue
north. the pIoprieters having tailed TO pro-
cure licenses.
The Julius Leode Manufacturing company.
10 treat refractory ores with S50009 capital
was incorporated yesterday by Julius L.
1t edo. Daniel B. Burdett. W j. Hahn. New
ton +. Hawley aid r. ". Burdett.
The ten-day report of the soldiers home.
itsued yesterday. shows The number Of in
mates 10 be DIS. of whom 70 are absent on
leave. SIX new members were admitted
within the time covered by the report.
Jennie G Bissell. nee Stansell. Ihirty-one
years old, wants divorce from Calvin q.
Bissell. thirty-seven years old. She alleges
thai he told her he would wipe the floor
with her, and tried TO 90 so once. They mar
lied in leS5
At The meeting Of the exposition directors
yesterday the only business transacted was
an informal discussion OF the opening day
ceremonies allC an inspection OF The build
ing. Beyond me military, police and fire
parade, nothing definite has been decided
upon.
The council committee on fire department
met yesterday morning and Instructed the
city clerk 10 advertise for proposals for the
partment on Third street Money is needed
10 build a new headquarters building on
Fourth street.
An evening paper says Remey, the man
who was shot in the shoulder by Dave Con-
way. or Dave kronk as he is known by some,
Will live. OF course he will live, for the
terrible wound he recei~ed was nothing
more nor less than flesh wound. He will
lie at work in day or so.
Thieves entered the basement of the
library building Tuesday night and carried
off the fine collection OF American coins be-
longing TO \. NJ. Smith. The collection was
rare one, and Mr.. Smith considers il worth
several hundred dollars. There will be 10
difficulty IL passing the coins.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: ". K. Niueebles and Laura A
Will Alex a. Warner and Lucy A. MckiD-
ney, Arvid ". johnson ana Emma c. Erick-
Soll- bNnI - OUllgEEul Hlltl ElZaDSlU JONI
son, Patrick j Murray and Lillian Elmer,
John T. Broderick and Julia Archambau lt,
Oscar Lindberg and Mary Hanson.
Judge Hooker yesterday made an order 70,
the hearing Of the case Of Assignee Hayes in
The matter Of the settlement of the affairs OF
William T. Maeder and L. d'A bsalom. part
ners Ill the Pacific Elevator company. 10 take
place On Sept. Il. Maeder and d Absalon
assigned March %. 1877. The other partners
in the elevator company brought suit against
the assicnors i'll Sibley county. and The couri
there decided the assignors owed the other
partners $4,000. Other suits reduced the
assets i'll lie hands CT The assignee to $1,000
It's liabilities are $4,000. The First National
hank ana tie National Bank of Commerce OF
MinIeaInlis are heavy cfe6ifnrs