The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS
FFICE 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Jamison yesterday morning divorced
Melva A. Lewis from John A. Lewis.
Hans Bjelland has made an assignment
Tor the benefit of his creditors, to Louis c.
Gjertsen. The assets are valued at 5000.
John Long, who charged By the grand
jury with petit larceny, pleaded guilty to
petit larceny yesterday afternoon and was
sentenced to the Teformatory.
Charles Frohman sends his production of
the successful English comedy, Thorough
bred, to this city for an engagement at the
Metropolitan Thursday, Friday and Saturday
night and Saturday matinee.
By some misunderstanding the majority
OF County Commissioner Conroy has never
been given in the Iapers. 1t was 795 in the
First ward III in the Second ward and 1873
of 1859.
The papers in the Eleventh ward aldermanic
election contest have been filed in the dis
trict court, together with the appeal bond
which has been approved by Judge Smith
The papers ask that three persons be appoint
ed to take the evidence in the case and report
the same TO the court.
AdOlph Heilpern, son of the late Leo He'll
perm, was arragned in the municipal court
yesterday morning charge of grand lar
ceny in the alleged theft of a bicycle from
!. Howard Folwell Jr. He demanded an eX-
animation, and the was set for Nov 10
bail being fixed at $500.
Frank H. Hotenbach has begun an action in
the district court asking for an Injunction
TO compel Kayser William Lodge No. 81
Sons of Hermann, to reinstate him as mem
Der He also asks for 81, 900 damages because
the lodge sent out notices saying he was eX-
PEELED for the non-payment of dues.
Complaint has been made to the police that
Vandals have been despoilng S. E. Oson's
display windows by removing the brass num-
bers recently placed on them. The numbers
are several inches in height and were but
recently received from New York. Examina-
ton showed that about dozen had been
removed the night after they had been put
Walter A. Millar is the name given nv A
young man who begs a livelihood from an
indulgent public by representing himself to
be deaf mute, in connection with which sad
intelligence he tells a very sad tale of VICE.
There is reason to believe that Millar is an
imposter. and A. S. Spear president of the
association for the deaf says that Millar is
regarded with suspicion by the other mutes
Of the city.
George Collins was fined SO or ten days
yesterday morning by Judge Holt for being
Drunk He was arrested early Sunday morn
ing by Officer Russell, who alleges that
Collins and a friend got into an alteration
Saturday night at the dance hall in the
old Plummer Post hall, First avenue north
and Washington. They decided TO leave the
hall and fight it out in the alley. The officer
stopped the fight.
A special meeting of the park board will
the purpose of reconsdering the action of the
board with regard to opening free skating
Kinks for the coming winter 1t is generally
conceded that the board will rescind its for
mer action and direct Superintendent Berry
10 open and maintain free Kinks at Loring
Powderhorn, Minnehaha, Van Cleve, Column
bia and Elliott, and Todd's pond.