St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

There have been tweuty-one iDdict-
ments returned by the grand jury.
Rev. Israel Bergstrom, of Mankato,
has been made the manager for the
Ensign, the Baptist organ.
Edith Cleveland has begun an action
against Robinson IL Mead to collect
$500 on promissoIy note.
j. E. Steel, of the probate court, and
Miss Eva Riehl were married last even
ing. They take wedding trip to Du
luth.
The resort of "soiled doves" known
as Ida Dorsey's" place caught fire yes
terday morning. The fire was of in
cendiary origin.
Reporter Higgins, of the Minneapolis
Times, was injured IN a runaway Mon
day evening. His injuries are not of
serious character.
Ole w. Oleson, who was injured in
wreck Jan. %, has brought suit against
the Great Western line for damages to
the amount of S15,550.
The testimony in the Bowker divorce
trial was finished yesterday afternoon.
There were no new facts of Importance
presented to the court.
The State Bank of Minneapolis has
made an assignment for the benefit of
its creditors TO George A. Fletcher. The
affidavit of valuation places the assets
at 100000.
The 100000 mark was passed in filing
of papers i'll the Office of the register of
deeds yesterday. The law compelling
numbers to be placed on files went into
effect in 1887.
Burglars entered the residence of w.
j. Murphy, manager of the Tribune,
yesterday morning at an early hour.
They did not succeed in getting any
articles of value.
The state dental society had a ban
quet last evening at the Guaranty Loan
building. Among the st. Paul dentists
present were Messrs. Lyon. Goodrich,
Van Duzee, Lawton. jones, Munson
and Orion.
Ole Anderson, of NOrthrup. arrested
on the charge of stealing horse, is an
ex-convict. He was pard0ned out of
Saltwater about year ago. On his per
son when arrested were found a num-
Der of spurious nickels.
Joseph Pazen, a tramp who claimed
to have been newspaper man, is being
looked for by the police on the charge
OF stealing suit of clothes from John
Menley, POS Second street north. He is
not newspaper man and is not recog-
niZed as such. 1t is understood that lie
is wanted in Chicago for petty stealing.
Officer Narcotic arrested man early
Tuesday morning with basket OF lead
pipe which, it is alleged, he had chopped
out of vacant house OH Ninth
street and Sixth avenue south. The
pipes were full of water, and the house
was flooded before the connection with
bn or ma n Ia I'm 1nH off hn
prisoner gave his name as Charles Fay.
Ed Thielan and Nicholas Gelgers,
firemen indicted for thefts of shoes
from the North Star company, and
Nicholas Mangen, indicted charged
with taking quantity of dressed lum-
Der from the Carlson Il Olson Sash and
Door company, were arraigned, pleaded
not guilty and furnished bail of $500
each. All the cases will be tried next
term.
Judge CAVITY called the last jury case
OH the calendar yesterday afternoon,
disposed of it, and thus completed the
April term of the district court. The
jurors not engaged in finishing other
cases were discharged, and vacation
days for the judges will begin. Special
terms will be held for the two mouths
before the September general term
begins.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Ehuer johnson and Anna T.
Cryster, Hans Helm and Anna Ander-
son, John II. Steele and Eva Riehl,
Charles La Duhe and Kettey Sheehy,
Arthur l.. Beard and Bertha B. Sar-
gent, Joseph A. Ham and Lucie e.
Wiltberger, w. A. hanscum and Gustie
A. Shoening, James r. Dean and Rose
Shreg. Theodore A. Foyue and Ida M.
Chilcoat, Alfred j. Twombly and Vestu
P. Maberry, Ore G. Simonson ana Sidse
Nj. jacobson.