St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The weather office predicted cooler wealth
er for yesterday, but it didn't come OF
server Harmon says that the mercury may be
expected to go lower before it goes higher.
The death of Freddy Brueshaber. Friday.
was caused by his taking big drink OF
whisky from a bottle which had been left
within his reach. 1t threw him into convul-
sionS.
Henry O'Brien, residing at OIL Fifth ave-
nue. north. has reported to the police the
robbery of his house on Sunday night. The
thieves secured $50 in money and gold
watch.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Philip A 4. Armstrong and Sadie Mcleod,
Joseph Traities and Della Poland, Philip NJ.
Schieg and Emma Barge Horace Bohaman
and Ella Nugent.
John Wall, the efficient elevator man of
the city hall, was granted vacation of two
weeks yesterday by I he committee on public
grounds and buildings. John intends going
on fishing tour.
Fred Low, residing at 2916 Twenty-seventh
venue south. had his leg cut IF by freight
car i'll the Milwaukee car shops Yesterday
morning. His leg was amputated at the 81.
Anthony hospital.
In the United States court yesterday VIII
lam Madden began suit against the Northern
Pacific Railway Co mpany. He ants-Sll eco
for being run over by a train While shovellng
snow from the tracks last winter.
Wednesday afternoon,at Plymouth church.
will occur the marriage of Miss Mary Keyes.
daughter OF c. W keyes 10 Rev. Gerald
Hamilton Beard, broth er of DR.. X. o. Beard
and nar IinglCn Beard of Minneapolis.
An effort will be made TO secure the next
meeting of the National Real Estate Board
IL Minneapolis The board meets this year
in Buffalo on Oct. 4. and it is expected that
there wal be 500 people i'll attendance.
DR.. X. A. Wheaton's residence i'll st. Paul
was robbed Sunday night. and yesterday In
spectors Dowle and Howard arrested the
burglars in this city. They gave their names
at the station as John and Mike Hurley.
The remains of the late Lewis Candee,
manager of the Minneapolis and 81. Louis Re
duction works were taken TO St.Louls Sunday
evening. 1t was the wish of Mr. Candee
that his remains he cremated, and this will
be done.
Proof Cf will of the late James F. Hyde was
fled for probate yesterday. The deceased
left an estate, value $1,000. to be divided be-
tween two sons and daughter. EIfie K. Lew
is, Charles G. Hyde and James NJ. Hyde are
named as joint executors.
Clara NJ. Anderson. a young married wom-
ali living at l12 Second street northeast, was
examined i'll the probate court yesterday and
committed to ST. Peter asy lum. Her insanity
was declared chronic, and dates back two
years, a premature confinement being the
cause.
Rabbi Samuel Marks, of the Tenth Street
Hebrew synagogue. has just recovered from
long and severe illness. which confined him
to his bed tor six weeks. e Will rest dur
ing Inc remainder OF ms mOnln ana during
August. and not resume his regular work
until about the LIST of September.
a certificate of organization of the Ameri-
can Exchange bank was filed with the regis
ter Of deeds yesterday. The capital is $4,000
ano limit of Indebtedness S50O,J00 John f.
Peterson and John s. Nelson, of Minneapo-
lis; Charles Spare, Chicago, and Frederick
Scott, Saltwater, are the incorporators.
County Treasurer Buxton says that there
is no ground for the criticism that some of
Afh N oil
amount Of county funds on deposit The
reason is that those banks have not renewed
their bonds and ale not entitled 10 any de-
posts As soon rs they give new bonds they
will receive their pro rata share OF the de-
posts.
Prof. Greer. the new principal of the cen
ual high school. is a friend of the kinder
gartens. He estimates, though, that it would
cost 80, Geo 10 establish q system of public
kindergartens in Minneapolis and that 100
teachers at an average salary of 500 a year
would be required to conduct them, an eX-
pense that the board of edu cation will not
undertake at this time.