St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Albert c. Hazlewood, killed on the Great
Northern Dec IA, will be buried from the
vault at Lakewood today at p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Tighe will
occur from the family home, No. 140S East
Twenty-frst street, this morning, a. m.
Burglars entered Downes shoe store, at
2411 Central avenue, Monday night, and made
away with thirteen pairs of ladies' shoes.
The funeral of Mrs. Kate E. Brewster will
occur at SIC Seventh avenue south today at
p. M. not SIG Seventh street south, as
formerly announced. All friends invited.
load of stone broke through the Wash
but fortunately the hole was not large
enough to let the wagon through or to stop
traffic.
The new. clock for the tower at the court
house has reached the city, and is at the
depot awaiting transportation to the court
house, where 1t will be put in place soon
as the arrangements are perfected for doing
so.
City Engineer Cappelen yesterday notified
the American Asphalt company that Nicollet
avenue, from Sixth to Tenth streets, must
be resurfaced. The company guaranteed its
pavement not to crack, and the section des-
ignated is full Of them.
This evening there will be musical at
the home of Rev. William Wilkinson, 1925
been very carefully prepared by the choir OF
st. Andrews church. and special artists have
promised to give several numbers.
A Mrs. Linnequen Of 1902 East Franklin
day morning, suffering, evidently, from men
tai arrangement. She made quite a stir in
the neighborhood, and her friends thought
it best to have her placed where she could
do no harm.
The trustees of the Wesley NJ E. church
yesterday morning rendered to President
baccalaureate address on Sunday afternoon,
May 81. The services were held in this
church last year, and it is likely that the
offer will be accepted.
ihold haPar Tndo
Russell to secure divorce from A. H
Archibald yesterday. The defendant was
present with a cross bill when the case was
called, and the plaintiff withdrew her COM
plant. The court gave the defendant a
Judgment on the cross bill introduced.
Frederick Warde, the renowned tragedian,
who appears at the Metropolitan next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, will deliver a lee
ture before the students of the South Side
High school at 1 O'Clock on Thursday next
The subjects of his address will be Shakes
peare' and Julius Caesar, more particular
ly the latter.
Patrolman Fred Johnson found lad who
has not yet reached his teens wandering aim
lessly about on Washington avenue south
last evening He gave his name as Johnnie
Miller, and stated he trying to locate
his mother, Mary Miller, who was living in
Minneapolis. The boy reached this city yes
terday from st. Cloud.
Those who enjoy first-class vaudeville
entertainment should not fail to witness
performance of Gus Hills novelties at the
tertainment of this kind that has been given
in this city for long time, and embraces
many decided novelties and interesting fea-
lures.
A union meeting of all enginemen will be
keld at the lodge parlors, Nicollet and Sew
enth street, Thursday at p. m. Vice Grand
Master ]. ]. Hannahan, of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen, will be present A
rousing meeting of the order was held yes
terday afternoon preparatory to the union
meeting.
A runaway horse, with the shafts and parts
of the harness trailing after, came dashing
down Hennepin yesterday afternoon from the
vicinity Of the library building Several ven
turesome men endeayored to stop his mad
flight, but were unsuccessful. At the corner
of Third and Hennepin he ran into a Fourth
avenue car, and, before he could regain his
feet, was captured.
William Earl and Frank Perry, indicted for
burglary in the second degree for entering
the house 2618 Sixth street south, belonging
to Thomas Doyle, pleaded guilty to burglary
i. in the third degree. They said they didn't
intend to take anything but a little whisky.
The court evidently did not take kindly to
the excuse and gave each two years in the
penitentiary.