The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Homer Conn reached Minneapolis Friday,
from Spencer, Ia, making the distance. 24O
miles, on a bicycle in two days.
Matt Kelley, aged seventy-six years, an in
mate of the Soldiers Home, was examined for
insanity and sent to the asylum at ST. Peter
At meeting of the directors of the HUI
name society yesterday the resignation of w.
w. Tatro as agent of the society was
cepted.
The Guaranty Loan restaurant has been
closed up, and the twelfth floor, which 1t
occupied, Is being altered and turned into
Office suits
At the regular meeting of the Board Of
Charities and Correction, Monday, the total
expenses for the month Of June were reported
to be 81, 1868.
be held this afternoon at o'clock, from the
residence. 2SSS Grand avenue. The services
will be private.
Gust Peterson has begun an action against
John P. Welch to collect $61.70 for labor per-
formed in logging. An attempt is also MADE
to establish log lien.
The case against VIM. ]. Kerchival, who
arrested last winter charged with lar
ceny. and was sent to St. Peter, is to be nolled
today and the accused released from the
asylum.
The case against Frank Lavell, charged
with breaking into Cohen's pawn shop some
weeks ago, was dismissed by Judge Kerr
yesterday morning, there being no evidence
to hold him.
The Franklin Avenue Presbyterian church
and Sunday school have their annual picnic
on Wednesday, July 10, at Lake Harriet, on
the new grounds at the terminus OF the cleo
trio lines.
In the case of Annie Moore VS.. The Great
Northern Railway Company, Judge Pond de-
MED a motion for a new trial. The plaintiff
secured verdict for 81 1885, and the case will
be carried to the supreme court.
w. G. Marshall, the popular young con-
tracing freight agent of the 500 line, sur
prised his friends by announcing yesterday
that he was married last Saturday in st.
Paul. The bride was Miss Anna c. Ryan, of
st. Paul.
The committee on arrangements for the
Joint meeting of the central labor bodies of
the Twin Cities met and arranged program
for the conference John Swift was author
lied to solicit subscriptions.
Sergeant Paul Mousse last evening arrested
one Charles McGinnes, residing on the East
side, a warrant in which Frank Besson
complainant charges the prisoner with
sault and battery. According to the later,
McGinnes assaulted him recently without
provocation.
The remains Of John Podomski were brought
from Forest City, Ia, Monday morning. He
had been drowned while bathing. The de-
ceased was IS years DID, and his brother-in-
law, named Vincent Novack, resides at 424
Thirteenth avenue northeast.
Rev. John Mitchell Page, who is in charge
Of st. PauPs parish, st. Paul, during the
absence of the rector in Europe, will preach
at Holy Innocents Episcopal Chapel Emer
son and Twenty-seventh avenues north
Wednesday evening July Is.
Matthew Kelly, an aged man of 76 was
yesterday morning sent to st. Peter, having
been found insane. He has been sent there
before and has for some time been an inmate
of the Soldiers Home. His mind had become
unbalanced on religious as well other
topics.
Commencing today there will be a slight
change in the route Of the Washington ave-
nue. south cars, which will obtain until the
work Of placing the curves and switches at
the intersection of Washington and Hennepin
avenues is completed. The Interurban, Cedar
avenue. Minnehaha and Riverside cars will
make both loops, that is, will turn on First
avenue south and run around past the Union
Depot to Hennepin, and then proceed to
Sixth street and around the new loop.