St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

A brakeman on the Milwaukee road
named French broke his collar-bone at
Mendoza yesterday while coupling cars.
He was taken to this city to receive
medical attention.
Joseph Reifenberder, little boy. was
yesterday killed at Loretto by large
stone which rolled upon him. Coroner
Spring was notified. He went out TO IN
yestigate the accident last night.
In the case of johnson Bros. against
the Wheeler IL Wilson Manufacturing
Company, Judge Pond has decided for
the defendant, reducing the amount or
justIc court Judgment.
Julia A. Norway has begun an action
to recover $1,000 on promiSSory notes
and to foreclose a mortgage given by
Jerome and Florence Layman OH some
lots in Layman & Collom's addition.
William Martin, known better as
"Doc" Martin, was sentenced 20 thirty
days in the workhouse for vagrancy.
Martin is we'll known 10 the police, and
is said to be confidence man OF the old
New York school.
Hattie l.. Knoblaugh has begun pro-
ceed!ngs in the district court t. set aside
the proceedings for the widening OF an
alley in lot 2, block 81. town of Mime
apolis. claiming that her property will
be injured if the city fulfills its intent.
Manager Gray. of the West hotel, re-
ceived letter from Col. West yester-
day, stating that he would arrive home
next Sunday morning. accompanied by
his two daughters. During his absence
he has visited nearly all the large cities
of the Union from the Atlantic to the
Pacific coast.
Lars Vooge was arrested "Wednesday
at the union depot, charged with indie
cent conduct. 1t developed at his trial
that he had thrown kisses at the ladies
and otherwise depOrted himself Ill an
obnoxious manner. He claimed that
the ladies in question were his friends,
and he was accordingly allowed to go
free.
A communication addressed to the
mayor and the city council was received
yesterday morning from d. Il. McGin-
mis-, secretary OF the International Rec
iprOclty League. requesting that tWe1ty-
five delegates be appointed to attend
the annual meeting to be held at sSt.
Paul June and 8. A delegation ! OF
business men and aldermen will prob
ably be sent.
In the criminal court the case of The
State against Charles Cline, charged
with larceny In the third degree, was
continued over the term. The case OF
The State vs.. Charles Enders. indicted
for concealing mortgaged property. in
which the jury disagreed, was DISMISSED
by the nolle of the county attorney and
the prisoner ordered released. This
finished the call uutil Monday.
The attraction at the Biiou next week
will be that inimitable genius Of low
comedy, Robert Gaylor, in new anc
farcical production entitled Sport Nc
Allister, One of the 400." The absurd
ties and comicalities of Irish rule Ill
New York politics are presented in a
delightfully."- natural way.
The Struggle of Life" continues to
draw large audiences at the BiJou. Tht
scenic effects embrace series of move
and effective stage illustrations. The
engagement will terminate with matt
nee and evening performance.
The seat sale for the Bostonians' pro
auctions al the Grand next week began
yesterday with rush, the lobby beins
crowded the greater part of the day
The operas to be given here are as fol
lows: robin Hood" Monday ant
Wednesday evenings and Saturda!
matinee; "The Knickerbockers." Tues
day and Friday nights, and The Ogal
alias" Thursday and Saturday even
lngs.
Eric Walstrom, lumberman. was re
Gently caught in one of the blizzard
near Park Rapids, Mimi, and severed,
frost-bitten. He came to Minneapolis
yesterday to receive better medica
treatment than was possible where hi
was. He was taken to the city hospital
from the union depot in the patro
wagon. BIS feet, face and hands ar
badly discolored, but the doctor doe
not think that amputation will be nee
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