St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Steele Yesterday committed
Ole O. Grandhal to the insane asylum
at Rochester.
Mrs. j. b. McArdle and Mrs. II. E.
Weiherbell lett last night for ten
days Trip TO the worlds fair.
Judge. Canty has issued il writ of habeas
corpus for Annie Neumann on behalf or
her mother, Mrs. Felhaber, aud the
hearing will occur on Monday.
Judge Hicks sentenced Daniel Casey
for thirty days yesterday for failing to
obey The mandate of the court and pay
his divorced wife 81 per week allmony.
A motion Tor dismissal in The forcble
emily cases against William I. COLON
was denied in the municipal court, yes
terday, and tie matter Will come up for
trial on Oct. IL.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Loring made
an inspection of the parks and beauti-
iul drlYeways OF the city. and he had as
bis guests three of the representatives
lf the morning papers.
The police arrested a man named
Lewis James, charged with purlolnihg a
patched belonging to q. w. Gilbert from
IN interurban car. He was given sixty
bay sentence i'll the police cOurt.
Yesterday morning some sneak thief
stole Judge Shaw'S oVercoat from the
court house, being The second coat his
honor has lost within fortnight. In
the pockets were number of valuable
papers.
On Friday night EHgel Anderson had
his leg broken by his runaway team on
Cedar avenue. that had become fright
ened by an electric car. He WAS re-
moved 10 his home on Eighth street and
Twenly-SiXth avenue south.
The announcement made some time
ago that Rev. O. Wahlund would locate
in Minneapolis as editor-in-chief of the
Vart Hem, the Swedish church paper,
has come to pass. The paper will be of
Republican tendencies.
On the charge Of assisting a prisoner
to escape. William Jones, workhouse
prisoner was yesterday lodged at the
central police lookup. The man whom
he aided is William Wright, a colored
man. who now fingers i'll confinement.
Theater-goers are jubilant over the
engagement of the Thomas Q. Sea
brooke Opera company and ballet in
The Isle of Champagne" which conf
mences at the Grand tomorrow evening.
anu continues through the week, with
matinee Saturday only.
Fred Gigli reported the loss of his
wallet Thursday on Crystal Lake ave
nue.. He resides at Maple Plain, and
says that the purse contained 500 in
notes, $40 in cash, $3.50 in German Amer
lean bank certificates OF deposit, one on
the Bank of AnOka for so and Sg9.75 i'll
county orders.
Tomorrow the interesting question as
to the powers of park police will be
tested before Judge Elliott in the Webb
case. The point arises on the construc-
ton of that portion of the consolidated
act which gives park policemen the
same power as cOnStableS have at COM
mon law and under the statutes.
The Minneapolis Mill company has
given Rinker Il Hoff the contract to
erect a stone substitute for the timbers
on the old dam in the river on the East
side. The wall will be 500 feet long, is
feet high, II feet at the bottom and 5
feet at the top. Something like $4,000
yards OF masonry will be required. The
work will soon commence.
The temperance of that quaint
comedian, Willie Collier. and his ex
cellent company at the Bijou today, to-
night and all this week Will be one of
the events of the season. "HosS and
HosS" is still the vehicle in which this
company appears. and its undiminiShed
Iun, ludicrouS situations and numerous
specialties will help 10 Increase its
never-failing popularity.