St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-09
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Potter & Thompson filed papers Yesterday
In their assignment. Their total liabilities
are S55,3I.ll. Their assets foot up about
$4,000.
AS there was no one present TO prosecuet
the cases of Oh aries Kennedy. James lara
and Benny Corville, they were dismissed yes
terday afternoon.
Daniel Bryant was sentenced yesterday to
sixty DAYS ~ the workhOuSe for the larceny
of an oTereoat which sss eoolly stripped off
q cl1thing house dummy.
Prof. Q. ". Outland. of The state university,
will give the third lecture IN the AgaSslZ as
hociation free lecture course this evening at
p m. subject insects.
The Mozart ouartette, consisting OF Miss
Alberta Fisher, Mrs. Alice Blossom, f. p.
Browning and +. IL. Forbes, Will give con-
cert al Hopkins next Monday evening.
The Federal Brick and Metal Manufactur-
Ing company was Incorporated yesterday by
Charles 7. Frye. Edwin A. Snow and David
Ii. Chaplin. The capital stock Is SjOJ,uJO-
James 5. Kenny former resident of st.
Paul. died at his late home i'll Nheatland.
Rice county. Mimi, Sunday. Jan. 3. The fu-
neral took place at 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday.
Jan. ;.
Joseph Applegate died at his home 26;S
Sixteenth avenue south, Thursday of infiam-
nation of the bowels. The funeral vii. be
held from Oliver Presbyterian church this
afternoon.
The bank clearings for yesterday were
Sl,353, 4290I. The totals Tor the week ending
Jan. are S9.g96, 1887, as compared with
s., 7O3, - for the corresponding week of
last year.
The warm weather predicted by Observer
Harmon went around Minneapolis The
present cClG wave is The follower of the
warm wave that WAS scheduled. II comes
as usual from the Northwest.
The case of ole Sanfern charged with an
assault upon Charles Smith with a beer bot
yesterday and was continued until Jan. 10,
Smith being still unable 10 appear.
Company of the Minnesota national
guard VIII hold business meeting next
Monday at the armory. The principal bust
ness will be The election of Il second heuten
ant to succeed W. c. Goodnow, resigned
Mrs D. F. Winter died very suddenly of
heart disease Thursday night at The family
residence, No. SOL Sixteenth avenue sonth.
Mrs. Winter WIS twenty eight years of age,
and leaves a husband and one small hid.
At the monthly meeting of the directors of
the Northwestern hospital the report for the
Christmas sale of dressed dolls added $500 TO
the eXchequer of the association, in addition
10 the $500 received from the exposition sale.
EX-Sheriff James H. Eye writes all nounc-
ing his safe arrival at Hot Springs. Mr.. Eye
says that he is not suffering any i'll effects
from his journey. and thinks that the warm
climate where he is Will greatly benefit him.
John Beach, charged with the embezzle-
meEt OF seven watches valued at 500 from
j. K. Eli OFT, was arraigned before Judge
Mahoney yesterday, waived examination,
and was bound over 10 the grand jury in 800
bail
The United States district court will open
Tuesday next The calendar shows eighty
five cases for this month, but as ma jority
are minor cases tine session will be short 1t
begins Monday.
The Lumberman's advices from the log
ging camps OF the Northwest This week are
very encouraging. Never in the history of
logging III this section has the weather been
more propitiouS for all early securing of the
harvest Of logs.
The Great Northern has issued circular
announcing that all freight contributed to
the Russian relief fund and consigned 10 W
&. Edgar. al MinneaI OILS, will be transported
free from all points east OF Minot. This rate
expires Feb. Is
Rebous hotel. on First avenue south, near
the pOstOffice, was closed yesterday, and men
were busily engaged IN removing the furni.
ture and fixtures, which, since the assign
ment of Mr.. Rebou, have been purchased by
the Schlitz Brewing company
John Caveny the proprietor of the bottling
house at $40 Washington avenue south, APP
peared before Judge Mahoney Yesterday
charged by George E. Young with failing to
Keep his place closed on Sunday. but OH mo-
ton OF the state the case was dis missed.
A meeting was held Thursday afternoon at
room y. Syndicate block. to bring together
the ladies interested in the peoples meet
1ngs," TO arrange for fcte 10 be given Feb.
"a - and %. in the Lyceum building. A
second meeting will be held in the same
room next Friday.
Cases of measles at 600 Twentieth avenue
north. 1902 Aldrich avenue. 1905 Aldrich ave
nue., 2742 second avenue south, S2l Twelfth
avenue north ana 1ll5 Logan avenue north;
olphtheria at 3l2 Coltax avenue north. and
scarlet feverat l2ll Dupont avenue north.
The Pillsbury mill for the first four
months OF the present crop year made over
90 10 barrels of flour, and Head Miller IIoyt
tells the Northwestern Miller that. wit no
serious shutdowns it will be good for I 600,
oOO barrels more in the next elg hit months.
Leo Eleilpern. now serving a sixyear sen
tence in the saltwater prisod for embezzle-
ment from the Columbia Mil company, Will
get vacation soon. He will be brought
from saltwater to testify in the civil action
of ] he Columbia Mill Company against The
National Bank of Commerce. This suit is
one growing out of Heilpern's populations.
There has been change in the glass house
of Forman, Ford & Co, F. d. Ford retiring.
The business Will be continued without
change Of firm name by Frank W. and Frank
b. Forman, father and son, who were in the
firm when it was organized. Mr.. Ford will
60 for vacation in California before en-
barking in any active business. lie had been
In the firm since 1885.
corrections and charities was called to meet
yesterday afternoon to consider the protest
OF the recently deposed workhouse m
pIoyeS but Commissioner Martin, the hair
man OF the commission, failed to put in an
appearance, and after waiting until o'clock
Tor him the other members adjourned.
The street railway company has practically
decided to remodel all of the old bob-tailed
cars into the new style of thirty. foot cars
The experimental car that was put in opera
ton few weeks ago has worked so well that
the company has decided that it is Just what
the system needs. The long car is an econ
omizer of power and helps out the handling
of the traffic.
AT the annual meeting of the engineers
club w. A. Pike was reelected president; f.,
G. Cappelen, secretary and treasurer; A B.
Cue, librarian. William Redtield was made
secretary in place of Il. P A Howe and E.
Mexsen member Of the board of managers in
place of Andrew Rinker. A committee was
appointed 10 select a list of technical books
on engineering for presentation to the
library board, the public library being some
what deficient in books of this character
The famous Riviere-Brame piano case that
at one time last summer promised to become
political Issue. if not an International cues
tlon, was settled in Judge Hicks court YES
terday. The judge declared the note for Sl75
against tiviere. held by Brame, to be usuri-
Gus and therefore void He also gave the
piano and the buggy 10 Riviere.
T. II. Stetson, state game warden, left
Tuesday for Detroit TO prosecute parties VINO
are shipping game. Wednesday he arrested
E. W. Davis, who gave bonds for his appear
ance Jan. u. There is plenty of money be-
hind this case, but Stetson will show no
favor TO rich or poor frie nd or foe