The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-08
THE TWIN CITE

fortieth annual convention this evening al
Gustavus Adolphus church, Sims and Wylie
| street, Minneapolis. Special opening exercises
| will be held this evening, while the remain
| ing days Of the week will be devoted to mat
| tiers of business.
VIII Rebuild It's Factory-Appication
| was made yesterday to the building inspector
| by the Minneapolis Iron company for a per-
NIT to erect a frame factory Bradford
street. st. Anthony Park. The structure will
be slxty-two by seventy-two feet. and the cost
| is estimated at 81 500. The permit will prob
| ably be issued today.
C. Mattson secured a permit for story
and-a-half frame dwelling on Geranium street,
near Payne avenue, to cost $500.
| Fight for Mcclellan Cfiiid-The habeas
corpus proceeding instituted by Mrs. Bertha
| Mcclellan to regain the possession of her four
year-Old daughter, who is now in the custody
| of her grandparents, John and Elizabeth
! Mcclellan, continued yesterday until 10
a. m. today when Judge Kelly will hear the
| application in his chambers.
VIII Be Buried TOday-The funeral of
S. A. Thompson, the victim of accident
on the 500 road at Cardigan junction a week
| day, will take place at o'clock this after
neon from the family home. on a farm in
Mounds View township, where the deceased
| lived for many years. Services will later be
| held in the church at White Bear lake. The
! interment VIII take place at the White Bear
| cemetery.
Police Used Their Ciubs-Thomas Lin
nehan appeared in the police court with his
| head done up in bandages and court plaster
yesterday to answer the charges OF drunken
ness dsorderly conduct and resisting arrest
He was arrested at 4 Saturday night dance
at Arundel and LafOnd Streets and the po-
! lice claim they were compelled to use their
clubs to enforce their authority. The accused
pleaded not guilty. to the charges of drunk
enness and resisting arrest. The charge OF
disorderly conduct will be tried today.
Charged With Illegal FishinG-Erick
Russell and Robert Peterson. residents of
Minneapolis, together with Peter Horton. liv
ing at 4S1 Thomas street. this city. were
charged in the municipal court yesterday with
Illegal fishing at Bass lake. The cases went
over until today.
witness Under Bond-Jchn Anderson,
who was brought back from Marine, Wis,
Steel, the colored women whom he accused of
stealing SIG. lodged formal complaint against
the prisoners yesterday. The women were
raigned before Judge Twohy and when the
case was continued until Friday. Anderson
was required to sign a bond for his appear
anCe.
Accused Of Larceny-John Mccarthy
was acclsed in the police court yesterday of
the theft of six barrels from NOyes Bros. 6
Cutler. The barrels were valued at 81 each.
Mccarthy denied the charge He will be
tried Monday OF next week.
Was No BurgInry-Chief Of Police Goss
and Chief of Detectives Schweitzer yesterday
positively denied a story in a morning pa
per covering the alleged robbery of P. II.
Kelly's former residence. The authorities say
that Mr.. Kelly examined the house thoroughly
and reported that nothing Whatever had been
stolen. Capt. PottgieseT in whose district
the house is situated says he personally in
yestigated the story of the alleged burglary,
and that 1t is without foundation.
Died Erem Pneumonia-The remains
of Albert Edward Ford, who was found dead
Nicollet island. Minneapolis. Sunday. were
subjected to post norton examination yes
cause of death was pneumonia. Up TO last
night no word had been received from the
deceased's relatives. If the coroner does not
hear from them today the body will be in
tered by the county
Giss Was Discharged - Simon Giss,
tried in the municipal court OH the charge
of stealing a quantity of brass fixings from
the Standard Brass company, was yesterday
discharged by Judge Twohy Gss claimed
the alleged stolen property had been taken
by stake with lot of scrap iron he claimed
to have regularly purchased.
Be,onged to Anothcr-fIerry Hagen
miller is under arrest on the charge of steal
ing several articles of feminine wearing ap-
parel found III his possession. He found
the street with the clothing under his
arm. and locked up by Officer Newsome.
In the municipal court yesterday Hagen
miller claimed to have been carrying the
clothing to Acquaintance. The case was
continued for further i. vestgation until to-
morrow.
Fourth Ward Dem0crats-The Fourth
Ward Democratic club win meet at Pfeiffer's
hall tomorrow night for the purpose of unit
ing upon a candidate for 2lde.ma1
His Injuries FataI-After suffering al
most a week from his terrible injuries, Nj
chael Kege!. of Minneapolis, yesterday after
noon succumbed The accident occurred last
Wednesday afternoon. Kegel was employed
by the Crystal Lake Ice company. In some
manner a 5GG-pound cake Of ice fell on the
unfortunate man. striking him in the back.
Several ribs We're broken. the spine was in
jured and the lungs were lacerated.
Caught in the Act-Charles Boon and
Joseph Schob:n. two small boys not over
twelve years of age, were detected in the
act Of taking some small pocketbcGks and 9th
er small articles from the counters Of
Nlcollet avenue, Minneapolis. store yester-
day afternoon. It is claimed that the boys
have been under suspicion When they were
caught the proprietor turned them over to
Officer Averill, who locked the lads up on the
charge of petit larceny. Young Boons par
ents furnished bail last night, and he vas re-
! leased, to appear in court today