St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Carol johnson in The Irish States
man" is drawing good houses at the
Bijou.
Cecilan Council of the Royal Ar
canum met last night and made arrange
ments to give stag party on Friday
evening, the 18th inst.
u. W. Uussner, who committed sui
eide at Forest lake Monday, resided at
1905 Lyndale avenue, this city, where
he leaves wife and two children.
Thomas @. Scabrooke and his own
company, comprising more than seventy
people, will appear at the Grand next
week in the Isle of Champagne"
Sheriff John Tierny, of Anoka, ar
rested Charles Gutter in Minneapolis
yesterday, taking him with him to Ano-
ka last night, where he is wanted on the
charge of having slugged man.
Sheriff Olson, of Swift county, ap-
pretended John 2. Larson and brought
him to the central station for safe keep
ing. The man is insane, and was taken
TO ST. Peter for incarceration last night.
The first through sleepers on the
Great Northern road from Chicago came
III over the Milwaukee Monday, and
they are source OF pride to all of the
officials. The coaches are new and very
handsome.
Yesterday morning Capt. Alf Pills
burg rendered his resignation to the
secretary of the football association at
the university Pressure of scholastic
ana other duties was assigned as his
reasons for taking this step.
Louis Larson, charged with forgery
in the second degree, was dismissed by
Judge Smith yesterday afternoon, the
jury returning verdict of not guilty.
He was charged with passing a check
for Sl3. bearing the forged signature of
George R. Newell.
During September Meat Inspector
Fisher condemned 1851 pounds of dis
eased meats, Is dozen ducks and So
dozen prairie chickens. Most of the
objectionable meat was seized on the
first day of the month.
Albert Johnson. an employe of the
PIlisbury mills, had his thumb on his
right hand So badly mangled by the
machinery yesterday afternoon that he
was taken to the ASbury hospital, where
amputatiOn was found necessary.
President NorthrOp. of the state uni
versity, takes his departure today from
Minneapolis TO be present at the cele-
bration Of the twenty-hfth anniversary
of the founding of Cornell university.
He will return in time to attend Min
he will speak on The Facilities for Ed
ucatiOn in Minnesota"
George Devan, of the City of Mexico.
was among The prominent arrivals at
the West yesterday. He spoke in en-
couraging tones Of the condition of the
country, which is enjoying at present
the prosperity that comes from good
crops. Otherwise business is dull, con-
sequent upon the uncertainty of the
silver legislation.
The water capacity Of hydrant was
tested by the fire department on Second
street north, near Headquarters, yester-
day, and the most satisfactory results
were obtained. Four steamers were set
to Jumping and they supplied seven
good streams. each one of which would
have been enectual at a fire.
Two estray horses were reported yes
terday by the police. At "a a. IL. a
sOrrel pony with lady'S sidesaddle on
his back was reported by Officer Lackey
and placed in barn at 1914 East Frank
lin avenue. AT AT Officer Hillrich re
ported large bay horse attached TO an
open buggy. which was found wander
ing. The animal was taken 10 Van
Eagen'S livery, Second avenue north
and Washington.
Last Saturday night Jack Lynch and
another man occupied the same room at
the Grand hotel. The latter, on awak-
ing i'll the morning, looked for his panta-
looms which he had placed beneath his
pillow the night before, but found them
on the floor, and the pockets turned
inside out. Lynch had disappeared,
and So Of the other mans money had
gone with him. Lynch was fined $50
yesterday morning for the otfense, or
allowed sixtg days at the workhouse in
lieu Of the fine.