The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
THE TWIN CITIES.

A regular meeting of the assembly will
be held this evening.
The Hamm Brewing company yesterday
paid $40, 600 into the city treasury, this amount
being for ten liquor licenses. Up to date $134.-
900 has been paid this year for saloon Ii
cecses.
Patrick Hussey. indicted for bu7 glary. was
acquitted by a Minneapolis jury yesterday,
after having been out two nights and two
days. The proofs in the case were very weak
ana the state hardly expected a conviction.
along before Judge Johnson. in the Mime
apolis court. with Mrs. Patten still on the
stand. Yesterday morning she began testimony
relative to her own case. in which she tried
to show reasons why she should have di-
vorce.
Helen Gilmore. an unfortunate female
with an understandable appetite for
strong drink. was sentenced to the workhouse
yesterday for ninety days. 1t was the w0-
mans third conviction, and under the Schef-
fer law. the court imposed the maximum pen
atty.
The Minneapolis beard CT education meets
at o'clock this afternoon in its rooms in
the court house. The present condition of the
school situation will be discussed. also what
action the board shall take in cooperating
with the central committee in charge of the
school fund.
u. r. X. p, will be held this evening. March
8, $50 p. m. at Castle hall, Sixth and Rob ,tt
streets. 1t is absolutely necessary that cry
member be present in full uniform for din,
Spect!Cn.
The interment of James Hennessy welt
known st ne cutter. of Minneapolis, took place
at st. Marys cemetery yesterday morning.
The deceased who was SO years old. was born
in Hastings. and has been a resident of this
city for twenty years. He leaves a wife and
four children.
The smoking concert which GENES off at
the Commercial club tomorrow night. prom-
tses in every way to Guido all previous efforts
ri the club in this direction. In addition TO
no fNrfND e1aA t,, TbA n
tbe officers of the club have several good
things in store, which will be given in the
nature CT surprises.
The report of the receipts of the Min
neapolis municipal court for the month OF
February was complet Yesterday, and
showed that the civil branch had contributed
end SS.67S IS; total. s39l96 g. The month OF
February the lightest that the court has
had fer some time.
B. S. Snyder. who roomed at 62)h Nicol-
let avenue. Minneapolis. nd was university
Jaw studont. is in serious condition at the
Windsor hospital in Montreal. He left NJ n
neapelis last Thursday to go to New York
eXpee ing TO stop in Mon real for short time.
q Ii is stated that he shot by unknown
man and it is supposed that the deed was
/ done 70 obtain large sum of money that
Snyder l ad with him.
The report of the board of control for
ebruarv gives the total disbursements as So
-654 divided follows: Hospital expenses,
SO, 1875; aims house, s900.56; outside aid ST.
u.
the month orders were issued for aid to the
number of 537. and the families assisted num-
besed 4i6. For the corresponding month last
year 625 orders were issued and 51r families
assisted.
Thursday and Friday OF this week there
will be held some special services in the
Gospel Tabernacle. Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. Harold F..
Hall. of Chicago. will sing at
each service. and Pastors Riley. Murch, Fra
ser. Evans and Hadden, from Minneapolis.
will be present, besides those from this city.
Services will be held morning. afternoon and
evening. 10 d. m, p. N. and 7:30 p. m.
Sewing circle of Ladies' Aid Society No.
20 will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
a. +. Walker.
L. c. Wiser, the assistant of the state
agent of the state training school. Red Wing.
was In St Paul yesterday to take into Gus
tody a boy A. NJ Hollison Of Minneapolis,
who was allowed his liberty by the authori-
ties of the school. under the furlough system.
Hollison was lodged in the Ramsey county
jail until train time. Mr. Wiser has also ar
:S-sed Toe Grassinger. of st. Paul. for viola
ton of his furlough, and took him back to
the training school.