St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS G1oBULEs.

CilS1 Runge returned yesterday iuoTii-
ing from the annual convention of fire
chiefs at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Martha j. Springer, mother of
Mrs. E. W. Dudley, of this city, died at
San Francisco last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. d. Child and Mrs. 4. ID.
Seaglia. returned home last week after
all absence of ten weeks at the world 5
fair.
Rev. Birger Hall, of Norway, noted
author and traveller, will preach this
morning IN Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
church..
Rev. F. c. Whitney, who has accepted
call to the First Baptist church. of
Austin, Mimi, will preach his farewell
sermon in the Chicago Avenue Baptist
church today.
Rev. Frank r. Millspaugh has re-
turned from a six weeks trip to the At
lantic coast, having visited New York,
Bridgeport, Boston, Newport and sew
eral of the watering places.
John Harris robbed dummy of its
trousers yesterday morning. but was
arrested before he could escape, and
was given $50 or sixty days for his
otfense. The property belonged to
Palmstrom e Wallin.
William Lumb, arrested Friday night
by Inspector Hoy, was arraigned yes
terday morning OH charge OF yagrancy
and sent to the workhouse for sixty
days. His pal, William Beaver, refused
to plead, and will be tried Monday.
The men arrested Friday evening by
Inspector hoy while in the act of exam
ming stolen satchel and some clothing
in tie rear of the old base ball park
secured the booty from Room 10, Lind
ley block. occupied by Elmer Dewer.
The Wilburs will play return en-
gagement of one week at the Grand,
beginning Monday, Sept. 4. They will
present new repertoire, Including
dorothy" The Royal MILDLY" ''ln-
DIANA" Nell Gwynne" and "Falka."
K. Ii. Pearl. the contractor and build
er, died at his home. 3l44 Columbus ave-
nue., from stroke of apopleXy yesteT-
day morning. The deceased was q
veteran of the late war, member Of
George n. Morgan post, and was UNI
Fersaliy respected.
john Drew will begin an engagement
of one week tomorrow evening at the
Grand, Presenting "The Masked Ball, y
a comedy by Bison aud Carre, the
famous French dramatiSts. Mr.. Drew
will ebe assisted by the original New
York company.
The large barn of Rudolph Goetze. a
farmer north OF Brooklyn Center. was
struck by lightning during the heavy
storm of "Wednesday evening. The
stock were taken out in safety. but the
barn: and its contents, consisting of
forty ton5sof hay and several hundred
bushels OF oats, were a total loss.
Four boys. Steve Sherman. Archie
Mckinnon, Arthur Mortenson and his
little brother, Harold, were arraigned
before Judge Elliott yesterday morning
on the charge OF larceny. 1t was alleged
that they had stolen revolver from
Edeistein, a pawnbroker, at los Nic0ilet
avenue. Sherman WAS found not guilty,
McKinn0n was convicted and fined So,
and the two MortensoD boys were sent
to the reform school.
A delegation of retail grocers left for
Chicago yesterday to attend the national
convention, which opens in that city
Wednesday. and to enjoy All outing al
the fair for few days. President Fred
5. Pratt. as Official representative of the
local associations, headed the delegation
n. B. Smith, p. w. Wirth, Fred Loren1
and George W. Tanner made up the
balance of the party, and We're fur
nisiied with credentials from the aSSoci
alton.
- The man Small, who was arrested
Friday night by Inspector Hoy, was ar
raigned on the charge OF grand larceny
yesterday morning, and. was held il
s300 bail for eXaminationneXt Monday
The clothing found in his possession
was the property of S. F. King. a travel
ing man for the Clarke Box factory, anC
was stolen from his room at 62O Nicuile
avenue. 1t consisted of fine 0yercoat
and clothing, worth in all $l40.