St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

An ice cream festival was held at the
Western Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
Isst night.
Yesterday B. F. Nelson took out a permit
for his pork and beans Og house emporium
near the exposition. II will cost S1,UOJ and
be 30 by 81 teet
George Sloeum, formerly a glovemaker
here was arrested in st. Cloud Tuesday night
on complaint of X. G. Brown. of this city,
who charges nm with enbeZZiement.
3 gasoline storage house at Twenty-sixth
street and Tenth avenue south, owned by
the Globe company, was burned early yester-
day morning. The loss will be slight
John S. Fogg. senior member OF the firm of
Fogg Bros. Il Co.. bond brokers' of Boston,
died Monday night The Minneapolis repre-
sentatiyeS have been notified that the DuSl-
mess will continue.
Orlo Wales, Henry Anderson and Robert
Dufrane. three young fellows from North
Minneapolis. were arrested yesterday for
stealing chickens. Wales is the son of prom
inent citizen of the Third ward.
Charles Seigler and George Meyers, the
two confidence men who were arrested at
the union depot Tuesday evening, were dis
charged by Judge Mahoney yesterday morn
ing en- their promise TO leave The city in
Stauter.
Joseph McAvoy, a teamster was kicked by
horse in Nelson, Tenny d Co.'S lumber
yard yesterday forenoon and had his leg
broken. The patrol wagon took him to his
home at Seventh street and Fourth avenue
southeast
One of the members of the Chicago Ladies'
Quartet singing at the Lyceum Tuesday
night was robbed of a valuable gold watch
and purse containing between S25 and $50.
They were taken from dressing room at the
rear of the stage.
Vaslow Huet the Bohemian who threw
himself into the river Tuesday afternoon be-
cause of an alleged command from the
Deity 10 wash himself, was arraigned before
Judge Corrlgan yesterday and committed to
the insane asylum.
A number of the ladies belonging to the
worlds fair committee met Yesterday morn
ing in their rooms in the Bank of Commerce
and discussed the plans now under way for
The Minnesota representation of all lines of
woman work al the fair.
The Jury in the snit of f. r. Harroun, the
ex-city assessor of st. Paul, against Tanner
ct al, was still ont at hate hour last evening.
The case is a complicated one, and it is
hardly likely that they will be heard from
until late this afternoon.
George s. Clifford, for six years past travel
ing for Minneapolis houses, died Tuesday at
his home, 1901 Nicollet avenue, aged forty
nine years. lie was taken sick at Cherokee,
To-, several days ago, and had just reached
home The funeral will be held this after
noon.
:. The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported yesterday at The health Office:
Diphtneria, 140S Sixth northeast, 250S How
ard street, 2l57 Girard avenue north. I712
Fifth street north; scarlet fever, corner
Pierce and Summer streets northeast 14l0
Yale Place.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, left last evening for
Washington. He will attend the Baptist an.
niversares at Philadelphia, and speaks Sun
day, May %. in Boston Music hail. on The
Faribault Folly and saltwater Steal" His
pulpit viii be taken care of i'll the mean
lime byRev. Well P. McKee, John Elliott and
7. G. Soares.
The suit of Edward Brooks, of st. Paul,
against the board of water commissioners of
the city of ST. Paul was called yesterday
afternoon before Judge Lochren. Tine case
is being tried in this court on a change of
venue Brooks brings suit against the board
asking for S3,t00 damages. claiming that the
action of the board in taking water from
Lake Baldwin has injured his business. He
has a mill on Rice creek, and claims that the
overflow from the lake is through this creek,
and tie action of the board has cut off his
supply OF water.