The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
,FFIcE 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Mrs. Charles Eastman, aged SO, died at
o'c.ock Friday night of consumption Funeral
today from the residence, 1f16 Fourteenth
a enue southeast.
Edw trd K. Smith has filed his final report
as executor of the estate of Franklin Smith,
deceased. showing balance of $22, ,22S.5O to be
divided among the heirs
Mrs. Laura Mengel, wife of Alfred Men
gel, died Friday evening at the family resi-
dence. 1927 Portland avenue. The funeral will
be held Tuesday, June s, at p. m. from
the residence.
Margaret Harrington Stone, daughter of
Jacob Stone, died Friday The funeral will
be held Monday at 10 a. M. from Gethsemane
church, the interment, which will be private,
being at Lakewood
Schedules in the Kittelson assignment have
been filed, showing liabilities of $29 932 49 and
assets amounting to $24,045. Among the as
sets are 27O shares of stock in the Columbia
N2uonal bank, which are estimated at $500.
John S. Johnson, the fast cyclst was
caught "scorching" on Lake of the Isles bouI-
eVard yesterday and was arrested. He was
hned 80 yesterday morning. Another scorcher.
AXel Johnson, was mulcted in the same
amount.
The grand lodge I. o. G. T., of the state
viii be III session Wednesday and Thursday
of next week at X. P. hail. Masonic Temple.
Wednesday evening the temperance people
mere will join them in basket social at Min
nehaha falls.
Norton F. Brand, who has been in the coun-
ty Jail for the last month owing to his re-
fusal to pay his wife alimony as directed by
the court, has been released on his showing
that he was totally without funds and unable
TO make the payments ordered.
post mortem examination conducted over
the remains of Augusta Sool, the young
woman, who, deserted and heartbroken, died
Friday, was held at the county morgue yes
terday by Deputy Coroner H. S. Nelson. The
cause of death was found to have been uraem-
ic poisoning
Eugene Blair will be seen tomorrow night
in an entirely different role from those
hnn in hl~n -nrasir
bert's "Pygmalion and Galetea" and French
Marriage" two comedies, in both of which
Miss Blair and her company of players will
appear.
Ward and Vokes and the band of farceurs
with which they surrounded, will make
merry at the Bijou for four performances, COM
mencing this afternoon. The skit in which
these funmakers revolve is called, for want
OF a better name, "A Run on the Bank
Bert 0,Brien and Frank NJ. Laughlin,
North side youths with tough regulations,
We're caught in the act of pillaging NJ H.
Johnson's grocery store, 500 Eleventh avenue
north yesterday morning. While engaged in
collecting their booty, Officer Rice stole in
on them and placed them under arrest.
Patrick Sheehan, a small pale-faced boy.
perhaps Is years of age, charged with as,
saulting Louis Falk. Hebrew peddler, with
a rifle with intent to kill, pleaded not guilty
yesterday morning and was released upon
$3.50 bond, his case being set for a later date
drunken individual, too intoxicated to tell
his name or address, fell down several steps
near Second street south and Second avenue
SDrly last evening. He was taken to the city
hospital where aside from several cuts on his
mead and being little the worse for too much
drink, he was pronounced unhurt.