The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

A wedding is to be one of the features at
the services of the American Volunteers this
evening.
Rood & Erickson. in the clothing business
On Cedar avenue fled a deed Of assignment
70 William Berg.
Chief Rabbi Jaffa. of the Knesseth Israel
congregation, has returned from his long
trip 70 St Antonio, Tex.
The inventory and appraiseInent Of the es-
tate Of Patrick Cronin was filed Thursday.
The valuation given is 81, 1861.
Wheaton, Reynolds & Co. have made a
voluntary assignment for the benefit of cred
atOrs TO Walter A. Eggleston.
The jury in the case Of the state against
Patrick McDunough returned a verdict of
guilty Of burglary in the third degree for
wheat stealing from cars.
J. Van Valkenberg has been appointed re-
oeiver Of Christine Westphal, with a bond of
1850. He will settle up the affairs of the
Zee company, which was run In Mrs. West
phals name.
Henry Stock in a saloon brawl Monday night,
was fined 500 or ninety days in the munic-
ipal court yesterday, the charge against him
being assault and battery.
James w BIadon, purchasing agent for
the Great Western road, has gone to Van
couver, from which place he will sail to ia
pan 20 represent the Great Northerns in
terest In the steamship trade.
Aid Nelson, of the Eleventh ward has re-
turned from the coast. The object Of his trip
was 70 make a bid for the contract for
arg lIIlSduOu QlJCQ DetWe6 the towns or
etratford and Adrian, near Seattle, Wash.
The probate court has been petiMOned for
= new administrator il the $50 600 estate of
Mrs. Harriet Belote, who died just a year
ego. The administrator who first ap-
pointed died shortly after the estate was put
into his hands.
Superintendent Of Police Smith yesterday
Issued an order TO the captains of the various
precincts calling their attention to the city
ordinance regulating the speed Of bicycles
and prohibiting riding on the sidewalks. The
ordinance will be strictly enforced by the
police
c. H. Peterson was the name given by a.
man locked up in the central station yester-
day by Inspectors Stavlo and MOrrissey. on
suspicion of having been implicated with
Charles Olson, arrested the day before in
the theft of $4S from Capt. Jones' of St.
Paul
A large number of Russian books have
been received by the library board. and have
been placed at Station D, in VOgeli Brothers
drug store. corner of Hennepin and Wash
ingtOn avenues, where it is thought they will
De most accessible to the Russian popula-
ton Of the city.
Among those who will have support for the
vacant park cOmmissiOnership are Charles
J. johnson. c. T. E. Peterson, g son of the
late commissioner; Herman J. Dahn, and ex-
Commissioner F. G. Mcmillan. 1t is expected
that the election will take place next Monday,
A new baker was caught in Bread Inspector
McCalls drag net Thursday evening. The
man, whose name Is Axel Olson has opened
e bakery at 200 Twenty-f1fth street east, and
started to make lightweight bread, and also
neglected to tag his wares. Mccall found
twenty-seven Illegal loaves in his place Of
business and conhscated the lot for the bene-
1T of te poor.
Mayor Pratt has been requested by Mar
garet Koch, Of Philadelphia, to aid her in
locating Johan George Koch, a native of
Magershausen, in Hesse- Darmstadt Ger
many. She thinks that he goes by the name
of George Koch. and is a butcher. Her anx-
iety to find the man is due to the fact that
which she cannot secure without the aid of
the missing man.