The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Susannah Burton has filed a suit for d.
Torce In the district court against Henry
Burton, who is now in Blackburn, Eng. She
alleges desertion in 1892
Fred Evans residing at 1889 Fort place.
fell on the sidewalk in South Minneapolis last
evening and sprained his ankle. He was re-
moved to his home in the patrol wagon.
The date of the annual entertainment of the
South Side high school senior class has been
changed from JAM % to Jan. 15. The pro-
gramme is in charge of Miss Marie Gjertsen.
In accordance with the report of Electro
clan Balm, the man in charge of the prison
elevator in the new court house has been or
dered to take but six persons into his eleva-
tor at a time.
Mrs. Abbie Glessner. wife Of the late VIII
liam GlesSner, died at the residence CT her
daughter, Mrs. F. j. Clark, $50 Eighth street
southeast Thursday evening, after an illness
of a few weeks.
The employees of the Bijou theater Christ
mas Eve sent to the home Of Manager Theo-
dore Hays a very swell cut glass wine and
water set, with the compliments of the sea-
son and their best wishes.
]. Daukauski, carrier No. 1e of the Mime
apoliS postofice, while scuf1ing with friend,
sustained a fracture of the lower right leg.
The accident occurred at his home, Franklin
and Fifteenth avenues south.
The remains of Reginald Barrcws the young
man who committed suicide Wednesday night,
have been removed from the morgue to an
undertaking establishment to be prepared for
burial. No inquest will be held.
Inc East SlOe pumping nrm OF Hoy d
Wrenn has filed deed of voluntary assign
ment, to. John ]. McHale. The debts are
placed at 81, 9SS.76, while the inventory of
sets and credits amounts to $1,143.1.
Engineer Ingram, of the Thompson Wagon
works, of st. Louis Park, reported to the
police Thursday that his housekeeper had
decamped with sos belonging to HIM He
understands she went to Valley City, N. D.
The wholesale paper and stationery store
of ]. S. Todd G. Co.. at 252 Hennepin avenue,
was entered by burglars Thursday night. En-
trance was gained by smashing window. The
cash register was broken open, but no money
found.
Crystal Lodge No. IA, A. o. U. W., will
hold memorial services in its hall, corner
of Irving and Twentieth avenues north, to-
morrow at p. M, in loving memory of the
members of the lodge who have died during
the year.
George Crias, inmate Of the city hospi-
tai, died yesterday afternoon of consumption.
He was taken with violent hemorrhages short
~ after noon and expired soon after. A
brother is supposed to reside in Council
Bluffs, 10. No arrangements have been made
for the funeral.
Christmas the young ladies employed in
Bemis Bros Bag company presented Charles
W. Simmons, the manager with handsome
black wolf-Skin sleigh robe and a set of sill
yer chime bells. Although taken by surprise,
Mr.. Simmons managed to make suitable ac-
knowledgment of the handsome presents.
William Gillette's popular comedy "Too
Much Johnson, will be presented at the
Metropolitan for the week commencing tomor-
row evening, by Charles Frohman's company,
including George Backus, Herbert Fortier,
Robert Wilson, Maud Haslam, Kate Meek,
Anna Belmont and numerous other favorites
Peter Bertram, of 61S Adams street north
east, was probably fatally injured in a runa-
way accident Thursday evening. His horses
took fright at Twenty-f1fth avenue northeast
and Second street, and threw him from the
wagon He was tangled up in the reins and
dragged a half block. He picked up I'M
conscious and taken to the city hospital.
CT ~ +%o
State Agricultural college, in connection with
the State university, received a Geographic
offer on Wednesday from the Michigan State
Agricultural college, at Lansing, to become
the entomologist of that institution. Mr..
Petit has accepted the offer, and will begin
work in the Michigan institution at once.