St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

John HenneSsey, under sentence of
four years for highway robbery, was
taken from the county Jail yesterday by
deputy sheriff and conveyed to Still
water.
The seduction case in which Alfred
BiStOdeau, of Dayton, was defendant.
and AlbertheSe Moran the complaining
witness, resulted in verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
After being out all night Wednesday.
the jury failed to agree in the Brown
AmeS $1,000 note suit, and were dis
charged by the court. 1t is likely that
the case will be retired.
At meeting of the board of educa-
ton yesterday afternoon bills were
ordered paid for the following purposes:
New Blaine building, $1,000: Prescott
annex, 1914; Lowell, $4,000.
Manager Mccormack, of the Viewer
hauser syndicate, was at the West last
night. He reports the business outlook
as more encouraging, and the big lum-
Der deal as fully cOnSummated.
The body of Ener Birum, of North
RedW God, was taken home Yesterday
morning for burial. The deceased was
a member of the Masonic fraternity,
and he also belonged to the G. A r.
Fred Allen, an incorrigible fourteen
year-old boy under sentence to the re-
form school, was taken to Red Wing
last night from the county jail. He is
the fifth boy sent 10 this institution
within week.
Only three more opportunities are
lett local amusement lovers 10 enjoy the
many varied aud novel interesting feat
ureS of "HendIick Hudson" at the Biiou.
Corinne and her capable company will
terminate their engagement tomorrow
night.
Capt. Ness, of the South side station,
and PatrOlman Allen last night arrested
several Migrants on Hennepin avenue,
between Washington aud Third. 1t is
thought that perhaps these men may
have some knowledge of, if they are not
actually implicated in, the recent hold
ups.
\. NJ. Hunt claims to have turned
over $500 TO Albert E. Jones on Feb. II
last, TO invest in hogs. Hunt now SAYS
that instead Of oOing as he was requested
he unlaWfully converted the cash to his
own use. Suit for its recovery has been
instituted.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Robert Mantell will appeer at the
Grand, presenting a repertoire of 70
mantle plays, in which his splendid
abilities are seen to the best advantage.
The Face in the Moonlight" Will be
the opening.
The matter of the injunction sought
after by the citizens of North Mime
aDOliS TO enjOin James Mcmillan from
operating the new garbage dunn in their
vicinity, has reached final conclusion.
Judge JamiSOn has denied the motion
for an injunction.
Charles A. Gardner has secured seven
new popular songs for his new play,
The Prize Winner" He has also i'm
ported especially for this production
SeXtette of Tyrolean warblers, who will
be heard in the quaint tuneful songs of
their native heath.
There will be another souvenir matt
ace at the Grand today, the bill being
The Merry War" Every person our
chasing a seat will get q photograph of
Susie kirWin. Tonight the Wiiburs
will sing Glover" tomorrow matinee
Indiana" and tomorrow night, 1.-The
Grand Duchess"
August KamOhler was gwen his pre-
lmlnary examination in the municipal
court yesterday, and was bound over to
the grand jury. He was taken to the
county Jail in the afternoon. He is the
man jointly accused with Andrew Wal
gust for chicken stealing. WalquiSt
was held to the grand jury of the 10th
inst.
Annie Ellison. single. twenty-five
years of age and native of Norway.
was examined yesterday for insanity.
Two years ago she was an inmate of the
st. Peter hospital. Her phase of insan-
lty Is peculiar one. She is generally
lncoherent. noisy, eXcitable, violent,
abusive, obscene, sleepless, generally
Immoral, etc. She was committed.