The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The summer school at the university en-
tered upon its second week yesterday with
nearly 1000 attendants enrolled.
Ole Berge has begun an action for divorce
from Christina Berge. He welded her when
she was sixteen years of age, he was thirty
two. and she deserted him.
The city board of equalization decided to
set aside Tuesday as an occasion upon which
the committee from the Taxpayers league
will be given special hearing.
The press feeders in large number of the
job printing establishments of Minneapolis
went out a strike yesterday morning. The
trouble is one of hours and wages.
Schedules in the assignment of the Mime
apols Supply association shows assets of
$21,S2425. The liabilities foot up $29, S7S.6S.
A. Benton, of Minneapolis is the largest
creditor, with $1,000 borrowed money owing
him.
Charles Anderson was arraigned in the
municipal court on charge of burglary. lie
is charged with stealing a number of articles
from South side barber shop. The case was
set for 8 o'clock this morning, bail being
fixed at $500.
Funeral services for Bernard Bachner will
take place from his late residence 60 West
ern avenue this afternoon at o'clock, and
at Harmonic hall under the auspices of the
Harmonic society and Robert Brum lodge,
!. o. o. F.. at o'clock.
The consideration of the application from
the Omaha Railroad company to the board
of equalization for the reduction of taxes
was laid over until opinion regarding the
matter can be had from City Attorney Simp
son. All other railway matters were laid over
until Tuesday at 1890 o'clock.
e. A. Berry was the name given by grey
haired man of fifty years, who was locked up
in the central station by Detective Hoy. on
charge OF Vagrancy. Berry is alleged to be
an old time Chicago crook, too dangerous TO
be at liberty in the community.
The Union ex-prisoners Of war will meet
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday evening Aug.
II, to discuss questions relating to the COM
ing national encampment. The boys will be
entertained by the ladies of Abraham Lincoln
Circle, G. A. R., who will serve banquet.
John Kelley, fifteen years old, was ar
ra1gned in the municipal court yesterday
morning charged with the burglary of Mary
f. Dunns residence, 1906 Sixteenth avenue
SOUTH The boy asked for an examination and
1t was set for tomorrow morning pending
which the lad was held in 5000 bail.
Susan LIE Claire, resident at the poor farm
Tor eight years, died Saturday, after having
lived more than ninety years. She was
Wen known character at the farm, and was
called the grandmother by all the inmates
ana regular visitors. She had relatives
living so far known, and the county will
take charge Of the funeral.
At the meeting of the board Of park COM
missioners yesterday afternoon the request
OF the trades and labor council to hold the
annual Labor day picnic at Minnehaha was
granted. The petition of the l.. G. Thompson
Scenic Railway Co. to operate the feature
at Lake Harriet referred to the COM
mittee on shore rights and privileges and the
attorney for the board.
Mrs. Mary Husley, residing at 1920 Nicol-
let avenue, had her leg fractured at an early
hour yesterday morning by being kicked by
horse. Mr.. Husley is railroad man: his
wife drives him to his work every morning
Yesterday morning the horse became frac-
uous, and Mrs. Husley. trying to quiet him.
was kicked. She was taken to her home in
the central patrol wagon.