St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Mike Hill and Mike Burke. who robbed
James Clarke of his money Thursday night,
were held to the grand jury yesterday after
noon.
Louis Miles. the boy who has penchanl
for running away from home, was sent to the
state reform school yesterday for incorrigi.
billy.
The bank cIearings yesterday were ST. 227.
522. %. For the week the amount was ST, 733
62724. The corresponding weeks clearances
last year were 81, DOS, 4l4.3y.
The western Elevator company. with $50,
0O0 capital, was incorporated yesterday by A
D. Milford l.. &. Mitchell. j. W. Raymond,
W. ID. Sammis and q. 2. Flannery.
The Richfeld postoffice has been opened
in the store of William Ray d. Son, near the
town hall. new outfit has been procured
and the name is to be Richtield Center
james Clark, who robbed Wenzel Fieman
on Second avenue south Thursday after
noon. was sent to the workhouse yesterday
10 serve out sentence of ninety days.
The Fifth Avenue Congregational Church
| and society has held meeting and voted to
extend cali TO Rev. e. f. Wright. OF Austin,
Mimi, TO become the pastor of the church.
.. l.. Triggs and William A. Pike have
just returned from Europe MIR. Pike is an
instructor in Latin at the stale unlyersity
and has been spending the summer studying
French i'll Paris
II. d. johnson, the youth accused of steal
inga horse and carriage from NJ. ID. Wilson.
the liveryman, was arraigned in the munich
pal coart yesterday afternoon. but had his
case held over until today.
A. b. Neuleton, assistant secretary of the
treasury is i'll the city. lie and ms family
reached Minnetonka on Wednesday and came
into the city to-day They Will remain in
Minnesota about three weeks
The cheaper hotels are fighting the lew
hotel runner ordinance. The ordinance pro-
hibits their runners from standing Oh His b
street, ana they say that gives the places i'll
that street an undue advantage.
Six Sioux Indian soldiers, members of the
Indian company Of regulars stationed at Pop
lar River, were i'll Minneapolis yesterday
morning on their way back to barracks from
the rifle competition at Fort keogh.
The coroner yesterday morning held an
autopsy on the remains OF William Wood the
auctioneer who fell dead in his room SOS
Third street south. Thursday night. The re-
suit was verdict Of death by heart disease.
l.. Longfellow has sold his building al. d
twenty-five feet frontage at lib Washington
avenue north for Sie,u00 spot cash. The
buyer was James L. higgins. of Detroit.
Mich, the son Of the owner of The property
adjoining.
W. w. Gibbs died at the age of sixty-three
years at his. residence, 50 Seventh street
south, Thursday. The body will be shipped
10 Westfeld. n. Y, for inierment. to which
point the wife and daughter of deceased will
accompany il.
Thursday Charles NJ Moore, brakeman
on the Iowa & Minnesota division Of the Mil
waukee road, was run over and killed at De-
corah. Moore lived in this CITY, and leaves
AL aunt and sister, who reside at Third ave-
hue and Twenty-eighth street south.
DR.. IL. w. BraZie is a candidate for the
Office of surgeon general of the National &
A. r. before the Washington encam pment
He claims To have reports which give great
encouragement that that honor may come 10
the Minnesota department a. the approach
ing session.
Mrs. Annie Morkowski caused the arrest of
ldel Schiessinger yesterday on the charge Of
Schlessinger assaulted her husband with a
board ana nearly killed him. Her husband
is i'll bed now a. a result of the smuggling.
Schiessinger mad his case continued 10 sept.