St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The 10000 guaranty fund for the exposi-
ton will probably be completed by tonight.
"A Kentucky Colonel will end its stay at
the BijJu today with matinee and evening
performance
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Charles l..
Davis, the Yankee comedian, will inaugurate
a weeks engagement i'll his interesting
comedy drama, alvin Joslin."
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
Jacob Brown and Yette LAWN, Sibb Peterson
and Annie n. Gulbrandson, Falent Surma
and Anna Brick.
The post mortem in the case of Erick
Erickson, who died suddenly Wednesday
night, disclosed that death was due 10 in
ciplent pneumonia
The relations of Dr. jeremiah Koehl, who
died Thursday night, have been notified of
his demise, and preparations for the uneral
will not lie made until they arrive IN the city.
Buckstone's comedy, "Married Life will
be the bill at the matinee today. Tonight
the Robson engagement closes with pro
ducton of Bronson Howard's exquisite
comedy. he Henrietta" p"
Park Commissioner Ridgway and Supt.
Perry have gone to Chicago TO buy ii dredge-
boat for Powderhnrn lake. 1t is thought
the; can get Il secondhand one which has
been used at the worlds fair.
The police took Vasil Tanesin a Russian
jew, into custody yesterday morning. He
became suddenly and violently insane. He
Seventh avenue northeast who are without
means Of support.
ministerial-looking individual, known
to the police as Fred Chaplin, was arrested
yesterday morning upon being released from
a sixty days term al the worEhouse. lie is
charged with obtaining 81 under false pre-
lenses from Z. ~. Atkins.
p =. Pierce. the owner of the picking
works AT 152S Como avenue southeast met
with painful and serious accident Thurs
day evening. lie fell down the elevator
shaft Il di stance of eleven feet. and, striking
on Il stone floor. sustained compound frac-
lure of his left leg and broke his knee cap i'll
three places.
Edna White (colored) was arraigncd be-
fore Judge Mahoney yesterday for stealing S3
from the pockets OF Jacob Olson in a house
of prostitution on Third avenue oulh. ia OBJ
had Il rather peculiar story to tell, but the
judge evidently TOOK considerable stock i'll it,
as he gave the prisoner thirty days III the
Workhouse.
Maggie Hammersley began divorce pro-
ceedings in The district court yesterday
against Philip Hammersley alleging adul-
terry; Emily Allworth wants to be freed from
John c. Allworth on the grounds of deser-
ton. ana Mary Price wants a divorce from
John Price on the grounds of habitual
drunkenness.
City Engineer Cappelen spent the most of
Yesterday i'll st. Paul comforting with City
Engineer Rundlett and Engineer Reed. of
Duluth The subject OF the conference was
municipal legislation. 1t is the Intention of
the city engineers 10 incorporate into d bill
some provisions improving the workings of
their departments
Mrs. j II. Randall died Thursday morn
ing at her late residence. 74l East Sixteenth
street, of acute Brights disease. week ago
Il uaby girl was born, and Mrs Randall was
progressing finely, when suddenly she was
taken ill., and passed away as one going to
sleep. She was daughter of Hiram Briggs
who died last fall. and niece of Mrs. o. A
Pray. The funeral was largely attended
from her late residence yesterday afternoon
Aid Lackey secured the passage of reso
luton at the meeting of the council commit
tee on claims yesterday that will cut off all
pay for extras on the part of city employees
beyond the sum fixed for their salaries. 1t
has been custom for certain officials to hire
livery rigs and hacks and have the bills paid
by the city. This resolution will have the
desired effect and put damper to this
business.
The fire department committee of the CITY
council met yesterday morning and passed
the usual budget of bills. together with the
pay roll The committee, as was expected
gave sanction to the action of Chief I:unge
in dismiSsng several firemen from the de-
partment for reasons best known to himself
The committee recommended that the build
ing inspector prepare plans for the new
engine house to be erected at Oak street ana
University avenue. The chief was given per-
mission to purchase fourteen new horses. 1t
was recommended that $500 be set aside for
the purchase of site in the Twelfth ward