The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-18
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Russell granted divorces to Hattie K.
The body of Edward Dufresne, which was
found in the river Thursday, was sent to
Escanaba, Mich, last night for interment
Hapnon from Hilbert Harmon, Adelaide A.
Salisbury, from Harry Salisbury, and Pearl
A. Chandler, from Fred w. Chandler.
A fire, which originated from unknown
causes in De Mueles' undertaking establish
ment, at $40 Sixth avenue north, was eXtin
guished with slight damage last night.
Mrs. ]. Dillon. of Victoria township, Mon
treal has written to the mayor asking him
to assist her in locating her son John, who
/ his home April rs, 1895. When last heard
rom he was stopping at 25 Bridge square.
c. L. Riley, SO it is Aged, embezzled BIZ
cycle frame from j. L. Bedland, and when
a. aligned in the police court yesterday
morning demanded an examination. 1t was
set for Sept. %.
A permit for the renovation of Station
of the fire department, Second street ana
Third avenue north, was taken out MOS
of the work will be done by the hremen.
The estimated cost is $7O0.
The sewer and water main work for this
year is drawing to a c!ose. Two sewer crews
were laid off this week, and by next week
there win be only two of them going. All
will wind up in about ten Gays
Thomas Fitzgerald, the aged switchman
who was severely injured by being struck by
a train Thursday, was reported In about the
night. Although his condition is critical, there
are slight hopes Of his recovery. lsAs |.
Three tough specimens, who said their
names were William Smith, Fred ConSh' and
last night by Officers Volk and smalley.
The police took them in on general princl-
pies.
A L. Schumacher, who was selling a
catarrh medicine from a wagon at Fourth
street and Nicollet avenue Yesterday a1ter-
noon, was arrested by Officer F. w Johnson
the charge of obstrueting the street. The
officer had previously warned schumacher
,1a roId IN
William Frederickson and Cob Meyer
fell from a scaffolding at Washington and
Fourth avenues north yesterday afternoon.
They were badly, though not seriously in
jured as both were conscious when they
were taken to the city hospital
Ada Roberts was arraigned in the police
court yesterday morning, charged with ou-
tanning goods under false pretenses 1t is
alleged that she got quantity of goods from
the Town Market. Her case will be looked
into next Tuesday, pending which she was
held in $10U bail.
Expert Diver John Lund has located the
break in the water main crossing the river
at Thirty-second avenue north, and super
visor Mcconnell. of the water works depart
ment, says that the work of repairing the
leak and getting all other mains In shape
for the winter season Will be commenced at
once.
Thomas Weeden a young man of the city,
is held at the central station charged with
petit larceny. officer F. w Johnson cap
tured him late yesterday afternoon Inc
warrant for his arrest was issued at the in.
stance of C. T. Honstain, who alleges that
Weeden stole 81 from the till of the Metro
poltan confectionery store last week
Robert c. Somers who was until recently a
student at the state university, was arrest
ed at his residence, 7O7 Seventh street south
east, yesterday afternoon by Court Officer
Ehriichman and locked up at the cent al
station, charged with malicious destruction
of property. He will be specifically accused
of having mutilated book at the Central
Public Library building.