St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-08
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

r. c. Davis, 500 fireman. who was scald-
ed by hot oil on Tuesday night has been
taken to ST. Barnabas' hospital.
Late in the evening fire broke out In
shed on Sixth avenue between First and Sec
Ond streets south. 1t was extinguished by
chemical Loss nominal.
Two separate attempts were made yester-
day to burn the fence and what woodwork is
left on the ball ground. Five outbreaks OF
fire have occurred IN that locality during the
past two weeks. The fire department. put
out the flames before they could spread.
The Phoenix Mill company incorporated
yesterday morning for the manufacture of
flour and mill feed. The capital stock is
$500, 900, of which $3.50 is already paid in.
The iacorporators are Carl Stan, Gottlleb
Schober, Carl c. Schober James It. Tam,
E. T. Schneider and Stammitz Schober.
Martin Sexton. while painting house at
1923 Seventeenth avenue south, yesterday,
fell from a ladder distance of twenty feet,
and was severely injured He was taken to
his home at 1880 Twelfth avenue south in
the patrol wagon. His condition last even
ing was improved.
The board Of trade met yesterday morning
and listened to the eport Of the committee
purchasing the George A. Bracket property
for a hospital site. The committee reported
in favor of purchasing the property, but
upon a ballot being taken the board opposed
it by vote of TOT.
The HELEN divorce case will not be tried
this term. 1t would have been but for the
fact that the Bowker case has taken up so
much of the time of the court that the Grim
inal term was ready to be taken up and the
case was therefore continued to the septem-
Der term. Meantime the alimony OF So per
month will continue i'll force.
Martin johnson, teamster in the employ
of the Peoples Fuel company. disappeared
suddenly last Saturday night. He left three
teams i'll the barn at Fourth avenue south
and TWenty-second street without feeding
them and without making any arrangement
for taking care of them. The teams were his
own. He lived at the corner OF Clinton ave-
hue and Twenty second street south.
Aaron johnson, GOA Nineteenth avenue
south. was taken to the central police station
yesterday on the supposition that he was In
sane. Capt. Helm talked with the fellow,
who was simply overcome with grief at his
wife's illness and tie loss of his place as
butcher and became convinced that John
son was not insane. He held him until Dr..
Gibson came, who ordered him discharged.
Agent Tatro and Secretary Fontaine, of the
Humane society," left last night for Chicago
Oh their mission to stop the cowboy race
from Chadron, Neb., to Chicago. Yesterday
MIR. Fontaine received letter from George
II. Angel, of the national society," in which
that gentleman showed the interest he feels
in the move by offering to give $3.50 in prizes
of varying amounts to those who are most
active in efforts to suppress the race.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: Charles A Fuller and Mary
Z Thompson, David G. O'Brien and Ida
Ebbert, Charles II. Smith and Kate B.
Stevison, Fred A. Odds and Hemitt May Trus-
sell, Edward Ross and Bridget Donovan,
John McCartin and Henrietta Hanson, Harold
NJ Dahl and Laura j. Beck, Eden Schmidt
and Fredericka Ziebarth Henry MingelKoeh
and Susan Ratha. Frederick E. Pitcher and
Carrie B. Fales.