St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Worlds Fair Butter and Egg
company has made voluntary assign
ment to Erwin IL. Fuller.
Two small boys, Carl and Arthur
Mortenson, were sent to the reform
school for stealing two suits of clothes.
The exhibition of agricultural prod
uctS of the state at the Minneapolis eX-
position promises to be very large this
fall.
Yesterday morning eleven children,
under the charge of Mrs. r. S. Smith,
of the w. c. L. u, started on an eXcur-
sion to Amboy.
Rev. w. j. Shannon, pastor of the
Portland Avenue Church of Christ, has
decided to refuse the call from the Wal
nut Hill church. of Cincinnati.
j. E. Hoey was sent to the workhouse
yesterday morning by Judge Elliot.
with the option of a S25 fine, for i'll
decent exposure of his person in the
presence of females.
Bertha Sholin accused her husband
Alfred of bigamy in the police court
yesterday morning. Wife No. 2 not
being obtainable, and the evidence
fiimsy. the case was dismissed.
At Dyer's music store commences,
this morning. the sale of seats for the
Sunday afternoon concert at the Mime
apOlis exposition, in which will appear
the great tenor baritone, G. f. Lu nd
Quist.
Frank P Moore and Dr. Minnie Rus
sell having been detained by the police
for twenty hours Oh the charge of
swindling, and .Eo complaints having
been made, Judge Elliott discharged
the pair yesterday morning.
Mary A. Kestler has brought a suit
against George Ii. Fleming. She
claims that she held notes made by L.
j. KeStler aggregating about $3.50, and
that the defendent wrongfuIly pro-
cured them from her and holds them.
1.-The Two Vagabonds'' is billed for
the opening performance of the Wilbur
engagement at the Grand next Monday.
Tickets for each performance next week
will be on sale this morning. There
will be matinee the last four days of
the week at popular prices, % cents.
Chief of Police Smith has sent to all
the banking Institutions of the city
letter urging the exercise Of great
caution in the transfer of money from
one bank to another, and offering the
services of a police escort whenever a
large amount of funds is to be trans
ferred.
The sawdust piles on the site of Sun
days big fire are still smOdering and
at times bursting out into bright fires,
especially in the vicinity of the Plym-
Outh avenue bridge. The firemen have
removed all standing chimneys, walls.
etc., and are still engaged among the
debris.
The harvest festival given by the
young ladies of the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn church for the benefit Of the
orphans occurs this evening at the cor
ner of Western avenue and Ninth
street. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Good music. All are cordially
invited. Tickets can be obtained Oh
the grounds.
The Ancient Order of Aztecs. on ac-
count of the insurance feature of the
order, has been under inspection by the
state insurance department, and Deputy
Iightbourn has made a very thorough
examination of certain complaints re-
gnrding the finances of the grand Off
GERS. The examination demonstrated
that everything was in good shape.
Michael Murray, who was injured last
Sunday afternoon on the lnetrurban
line, and has since been lying at the
city hospital in an unconscious cOndi-
ton, died at that Institution Tuesday
night. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of accidental death, but cehsured
the Twin City Rapid Transit company
for not providing the cars with prQIeetOI
screens both sides.