St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

August Helblom and wife have petitioned
the court to be allowed to adopt Selma
Nester seven years old, The child's parents
are dead.
The weather was too cold yesterday for
base ball The game between the st. Paul
anO Minneapolis teams will be played today
il the weather allows it.
Yesterdays bank elearngs were $685., 024.T4
and for the week ST, f33, 749.1l, as against
S., le2, 930,3l the same week last year. an in
crease of ~. % per cent
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday; To &. j. Bohn and Annie
G. Lund. Herman ". Toebe and Bertha
Fisher, Sam Gustafson and Ida Anderson.
building permit was issued to Knoblauch
Bros Yesterday for the erection Of four
story brick business block on lots y and IS,
Washington avenue south, TO cost ST., 600
The work on the court house has been re-
sumed. twenty-five men are now employed.
The number will be increased TO 100 in few
days. They are laying stone OH the county
eide now.
Another meeting will be held at o'clock
next tuesday afternoon at the Central W. Z.
T. U. i'll the interest of combining the kin
dergarens now being supported by various
churches.
The schedule of assets and liabilities in the
assignment of A. Y. Hinmen was filed yes
teFdav. The liabilities are S5,1Sl.Sl, and the
assets S. S30.l7. About half of the assets are
good book accounts.
Richard and Eva Sears, Curtis and A. q.
Roeluek incorporated the "A. G. Roebuck''
yesterday. The object of the company is to
deal in jewelry. The capital stock is placed
ut S15,0G0 and the Indebtedness at S25, 90.
The statement to the effect that ID. C. Mil
Ter will soon assume control of the Langham
hotel is denied BY W. j. Dadmuu, of the
Langham. He has been managing that place
for three years and will continue to do SO.
At the Library building this evening Rev
ftrr-u Loaf -,
ais and Discovering Leaves i'll the Rocky
Mountains" This will probably be the last
under the auspices of the AgaSsiz associa-
ton.
There was a fire III the dry house of the
Minneapolis Furniture companU shortly be-
fore noon yesterday which resulted in about
$1,000 damages. The fire department did ex-
cellent work i'll stopping the fire, consider
ing the high wind.
Rev. DR.. Wayland Hoyt, of the First Bap-
fist church, has been hunored by n request
10 deliver an address at Chicago next Tues
day, when the twenty Fifth anniversary of
the establishment Of The theological sem
mary at Morgan Park will be celebrated
The committee appointed by the park
board on the appraiscment of Powderhorn
park met yesterday, and after listening to
testimony Tor q short time went out to view
the premises. 1t will meet again next Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock, at which time the
work will be finished.
Drs. Burton and Cary held All autopsy
upon the body of the infant found in Il vault
Wednesday, and tie condition of the little
corpse showcd that the babe had been born
alive, but there were no marks on it to show
how it came by its death. The coroner has
not dropped the case.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert, living at cheap lodg
ing house, III IIcnnepin avenue, died sud-
denlp curing Thursday night. She was
alone ard unattended when life passed
away, and yesterday morning the coroner
held an autopsy over the remains IT was
discovered that she died from ncute iniamu.
ton OF The stomach
Grace *. Rexfo7d. :Ae seventeen ycar-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ReA fore, died
yesterday at the family residence, 1920
Fourth street southeast. Funeral services
will be held At the residence tomorrow after
noon at 2:31 ana on Monday The remains
Will be taken 20 Spring VALLEY FOR bprlol
When James Russell vas arrested for
forgery on the Heunoi N County Savings
bank, u gold watch aud SlG1 in cash we're
taken OFF his Dcrson. The bank mas row
begun suit against Russell for the amount Of
the check and Garnisheed inspector HAY,
who took charge of the money an! watch T;
also Russell's attorney Marx liaync.