St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Judge and Mrs. Gilfllan have returned
from Chicago.
Nina welles has begun suit for divorce
from Frederick w. Welles on the ground of
desertion.
The impression made by Sowing the
Wind" at its initial performance at the
Metropolitan Sunday night was duplicated
ard accentuated last night before a large
audience.
The burglars who broke into the residence
of t. Rees, 1927 Chestnut avenue, Sunday
night, were rewarded with rich haul. They
carried away with them articles amount
ing in value to $780,
The marriage of William Pett Morgan,
manager of TerXa Bros cigar department,
and Miss Lulu NJ. Jordan of Mount Curve
avenue, Will occur April IA, at Park Avenue
Congregational church.
Swan Swanson has brought suit against
the Minneapolis Street Railway company to
collect $4,000 damages for alleged personal
injuries resulting from accident. Adolph
Howard wants $3.50 for the same reason.
Mrs. John Tuche, of SIC Third street south.
reported to the police that her husband had
come home intoxicated and turned her and
her children out on the streets Officer Fox
investigated and found the house locked and
the husband nowhere to be found.
William o. Merz has begun suit against the
German Brothers Benevolent society to
cover $780, claimed to be due upon certf-
cate issued to Herman Hortenbach. The
claim is that portion is due for sick bene-
hts, and the balance death claim.
Two young women were held up by foot
pads Sunday night, near Mary place and
Tenth street. pocketbook containing $11
pened to be near by and gave chase to the
highwaymen. but they were too swift
Louis King arrested by Inspectors
Morrissey and Courtney and Officer Russell
yesterday morning, charged with grand lar
ceny. John ID. Blake accused King of steal
ing gold ring valued at S., a gould pin,
worth So, and SIS in cash, on Feb 16.
The funds which have been raised to send
to California to assist in the defense of Ben
Hill, who has been found guilty of murder,
will be forwarded in short time. sum
of $780, subscribed by Hills friends, is now
in the hands of the cashier of the Security
Bank.
AT an informal meeting of the Hennepin
County Medical society at the library Mon
day evening several cases were presented
for diagnosis. young boy, suffering from
a peculiar. heart trouble, was present, and
each member had different diagnosis and
explanation to offer for his condition.
Charles Johnson. an emp1oye of the Ma
tonal steam laundry, II Western avenue, re-
siding at Lake Harriet was the victim of a
highway robbery Saturday night beneath the
electric car bridge at West Thirty-sixth street
and Lake Calhoun boulevard. The robbers
secured $15 gold watch and chain and
checks aggregating S25.
Frank Olmste ad a driver for Pratt's ex-
press, residing at 1915 Fourth avenue south
east was painfully injured in a runaway ac-
fright at a passing and became unman-
ageabe. At Monroe street and Third avenue
northeast OlmStead was thrown to the street
and sustained a broken ankle
A man giving the name of Wiltse was found
wandering along second avenue south, be-
tween Fourth and Third streets, yesterday
afternoon in insane condition. 1t was
learned yesterday that Wltsc is brother of
c. L. Wiltse, prominent horseman of Inde-
pendence, 10. He became insane and took
train for Minneapolis His brother will be in
formed of his whereabouts.
The Second Street Market company took out
a permit for the erection of a two-story brick
store and fre-proof market sheds. to cost
$1,000 yesterday morning. The store and
sheds are to be erected at Second avenue
north and Second street T. B. Walker also
took out permit for the erection of a two
story brick store building at Second avenue
north and Sixth street, the same to cost
$12 GOO.
Judge Jamison has ordered the sale to
George ". jerks of the assets of the Amer
lean Realty company a bid of SAL coo.
The purchase was made for R. B. Towne.
The first bid for the property was $11 900,
and it was kept open until two weeks ago.
jerks bid $4,000, and the assignee urged an
immediate sale. Judge Jamison was out
of the CITY, however, and when he returned
the bid was raised $4,000.