The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-23
THE TWIN CITIES.


John @. Hardy was yesterday commits
stoned by Gov. Clough as captain Company
II, First infantry.
The P. ]. BowlIn Liquor company. of this
$3o7.21 for goods sold
Julia Schrepfer has sued the Rockford
insurance company to recover $3.50 on a
policy OF fire insurance.
Louis Miller has brought suit against
the Northern Pacific Railway company to
recover $1O.590 for personal injuries.
II. T. Shaw will speak at the Socialist
L, hall. Sycamore and Park Avenue. m this
city. at o'clock.
Frank Leitner has sued the st. Paul City
ihailway company to recover $1,000 damages
self In collision.
The st. Paul. Typothetae. consisting of
mos most OF the employing printers of the city
rooms this evening.
e. Anderson of Minneapolis. a member
of a Kondke party is said to have died
while crossing the Chilkoot pass. The in
formation was received in letter sent to f.
Peterson. Of Anoka.
Charles F. Wits stock of meats and pro-
visions was damaged TO- the extent Of s1,50o
cover the loss to the building, whnh is sit
uated at All Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis.
james Binder. of this city. has brought
an action against Rombach & Selb. doing
pany, to recover $500 damages for failure to
carry out sale of the business
Secretary Hart. OF the state board Of
corrections and charities returned yesterday
from Des Moines, where he attended the first
conference of corrections and charities in
Iowa. strong association was organized.
The title to Boom Island, Minneapolis,
was definitely settled Monday. when tho su-
preme court of the United States denied the
plaintiff a writ Of cortiorari in the case of
Edgar Harding vs. the Minneapolis Northern
Railway company.
Secretary Slime, of the st. Paul Com
mercal club. has received a communication
from the Commercial club of Mobile. Ala.
asking for cooperation in the movement for
the organization of an association of clubs of
the South and West
The State University Blmetallic club yes
terday decided to celebrate Jefferson's birth
day with special exercises April IL or IA. The
following committee appointed to make
arrangements: S. G.. Anderson Jr.. John
Manley, E. Fleming
The state plumbing board had I'D seven
teen 1ourneymen and number of master
plumbers for examtr alton yesterday morning
The forenoon was devoted to written ex-
animation. This afternoon they were given
practical tests at 1856 Jackson street
"A distinguished party of English tourists
arrived from Winnipeg yesterday morning
Chicago, en- route to London, England: F. J.
Kent. S. w. Phillips. T. Donohue. H. w.
Mould and c. F. Truefitt are the names Of
the gentlemen.
John Nordstrom, 70 years old died sud
denly yesterday at his home at 271 Nineteenth
avenue south, Minneapolis. The remains were
taken to the morgue, where Deputy Coroner
Nelson performed an autopsy last night. The
decision reached was that death was due to
organic heart disease.
The Mothers Club of Lower town will meet
in the Hawthorne school today DR.. Allen,
of the city hospital. will speak on "Emer-
gency." He will be assisted in the presen-
tation of the subject by a nurse from the hos
pital, who will give practical illustrations of
the applications of bandages, etc.
Merriam Park residents met last evening
at Woodruff hall to discuss school accom-
modations at the Park. Complaint has been
made that classes are taught in a poorly
ventilated room. The question Of addi-
tional school buildings, now before the COM
mon council. will also be debated.
The st. Paul CCmmeTc al club eXtepded an
invitation to the faculty members and stu
dents Of the school of agriculture, st. An
thony Park. to reception to be given some
evening this month. Owing TO previous en-
gagements and to the near approach OF the
end of the school term. the invitation was
declined with regrets.
w B. Chandler; Minneapolis ticket agent
of the 500 line. will leave this afternoon for
New York, whence he will sail the Do
minion line Canada for Liverpool. He will
be accompanied by his wife, and will spend
month in travelling and recreation. H. L.
Hankinson. formerly with the 500 line is
acting as ticket agent during Mr.. Chandler's
absence.
Charles Campann, the insane man who
unoin depot. Minneapolis. Monday night was
found wandering about in Southeast Minneap-
oils yesterday moripg. He cold. and had
several wounds about his head and hands
His injuries were dressed at the city hos
ptal whittier the police took him. and then
he was allowed to depart. Campann was on
his way from Butte Mont. to New York
"A. II. Baldwin and Thomas Morrow claim
ing that they did not know wherefore theJ
were arrested, spent the night at the central
station. Mime neapolis. They were marked
Held" Inspectors Morrisey and StavIo
rounded up the pair upon the repre sentat ons
of a stranger, who claimed that he had been
doped and robbed OF IS in cash. ard his gold
watch. % :sa+ 4.}a.ts 80
Mrs. John X. Fox. wife of the Mime
apols public school janitor who commit
ted to the asylum last month told Acting
Superintendent of Police .Buerfenning yester-
day that this action had been taken entirely
without her consent She said she had been
sick and did not know at the time that her
husband had been sent awav. The only inti-
matitn ehe had thrc ugh TIE paper Mr..
Fox felt very,,keenly about the matter and
VIII make a further inves,ig on today.