St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

RoXie Gremont was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday morning
charged with the larceny Of one and a
half bushels of wheat from the State
Elevator company.
William Hauber, who is charged with
relations with his sixteen-year-old
daughter yesterday, was taken back
to Brooklyn Center and ARA igned be-
fore Justice Abbott.
Watchman Martin Ginsberg found a
man lying on Fourth street, near
Fourth avenue north, Sunday night.
who claimed that he had been held up
by footpadS and relieved of $25.
Nineteen drunkS were arraigned be-
fore Judge Holt yesterday in the po-
nce court and the entire lot pleaded
gSSiity eSa with good grace and were given
Fritz Williams sister was at
court yesterday afternoon to get a list
oil the jurors who convicted her broth
er. 1t is presumed that the list is to
be used in making the appeal for a
new trial.
Burglars entered Daniel Scott's groc-
cry store at 430 Sixth street south
early yesterday morning. They made
such noise in getting into the build
ing mat the proprietor was awakened,
and they were scared away.
Miss Williams, sister of Fritz Will
hams, murderer of H. w. Thomas,
called at the court house yesterday af-
ternoon to get list of the jurors who
served In her brothers case. 1t is sup
posed that the list is to be used in max
ing the appeal for a new trial
A Modern Mephisto'' drew another
large audience at the Bijou last even
Ing. The play is handsomely staged,
the costumes rich and appropriate, and
the performance, as whole is thor
oughly enjoyable. All the week with
usual matineeS.
The council committee on health met
at the city hall yesterday afternoon
and audited a number of bills. The
instructions given to enforce the ordi-
nance more vigorously until the SCOT
ladened ar was entirely purified
The annual engagement of Robert
Downing and his, talented wife, Eu-
genie Blair, was begun at the Metro
politan Sunday with a production of
The Gladiator" Last night the bill
was Helena" a new tragedy from the
pen of Nictorien Sardou. Tonight,
"Othello.''
brought before Judge Holt yesterday
morning charged with the larceny of
some clothing from a Mrs. Vanhoser,
for whom the defendant had been work
ing. The judge found her guilty and
she was fined SIS or fifteen days.
By order of Judge Elliott, filed yes
terday, w. II. Adams was allowed $159
Tor his legal services in a suit brought
- by NJ. Roeller against one Campbell
A supplemental list of assets in his in
solvency showed Sl,515 more to have
been secured, making a total of $751;
30i.03.
The Women's Home Missionary
union filed articles of incorpora ton
yesterday. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Catherine w. Nichols: vice pres
1dent, Helen A. Ingersoll; recording
sechetary. Rosa Q. Bristol: correspond
ing secretary, Mary L. Lyon; treas
urer, Emily w. Skinner; auditor, Mrs
Bella Goodhue.
Gustav Edmans was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday morning
charged with the embezzlement of $40
from j. b. Murdoch. The complainant
alleges that he gave the defendant a
check for the above amount to get it
caShed, and no return was ever made.
Edmaps asked for an examination, and
1t was set for Oct % at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. H. S. Averill, wife of Patrolman
Averill, died yesterday morning at 9:1J
from heart disease from which she has
been suffering from for some time.
Three years ago physicians gave up all
hopes of effecting a cure. The de-
ceased was thirty-six years old, and
leaves three children. She died at her
home, 1899 Fourth avenue south.
Ralph Heard, driver for the United
States Express company, received n
compound fracture of the right leg
yesterday afternoon, his wagon collid-
ing with a street car near First avenue
north and Washington. He was taken
to st. Mary's hospital. Heard is a
single man and lives at 519 Fifth street
south.