The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-05
THE TWIN CITIES.


"A fire in the foundry CT the Roberts Iron
FORKS, at Seventh and Cypress streets last
evening. was put out before the loss had
amounted to S100
"a party Of Minneapolis people yesterday
N me ARTICLES Incorporating the Minnesota
normal school and Business college. They
nave no capital stock.
ne grand jury has a committee at work
on the subject of the assessments 1t is ex-
pected that that committee will report a,
the jury meeting Wednesday.
Princeton Hardware company filed arti-
cies or Incorporation with the secretary OF
state yesterday. Their stock Is SIS, 900. The
name indicates the nature of their business
Mrs. Regina Kendrick yesterday secured
building permit for the erection of two
story frame dwelling on Dayton avenue nea,
Milton street. The structure will cost So 600
George w. Sommers will leave at 80 D.
NJ To-Day on the Great Northern for Seattle
whefe he Will look over the business situa-
uon II he does not locate there. Mr. Som
ihers VIII go on to Skaguay.
Hill McAllister, who was arraigned in the
minneapolis municipal court, charged with
Sellng Cigarettes to minors. yesterday changed
MS plea to guilty. and was fined SIS. A stay
OF thirty days was granted.
Judge MCGEE and a Minneapolis jury
commenced the trial Of tie case of The State
against Henry Lasher. indicted on charge of
assault In the second degree, for having
cut Albert Kimbel with a knife.
There was no testimony in the Patten d.
vorce case. in Minneapolis, yesterday. the
Jury having put in the day looking over GER
tam locations in Minneapolis and St Paul
where alleged acts had been committed, un-
usual In character.
III. Fromm. of POS West Third street. this
city, has written Gov Clough Offering his
services in case OF war. The patriot remarks
that men with rifles are more needed than
co-onels and captains with mouths, hence he
wants to go as rifeman.
laura Kent was arraigned in the Mime
of
larceny in the second degree, entered by J.
j. Saltmayer. The examination was Sc. for
next week. She is alleged to have sto,,n
about 5000 worth of clothing
-hristian Kortgard's gold chain. charm and
1lahohd ring were sod yesterday by the
minneapolis municipal court officers. The ar
columbian National bank. The chain and
charm brought $40 and the ring S.
-frof {. H. Congdon will address the
tSacheIs ii the ST. Paul Primary union this
SGleefno9n at TIE House of Hope church. Miss
gertrude Hops will give the lesson, Jesus
and the Sabbath" The normal class will be
IN charge of Mrs J. NJ. McGuiggan.
col. Clausen. of Minneapolis will inspect
DDlvision No. 2, Uniform Rank. knights Of
Pythias. Monday evening, at Sherman hall
SUNDAY afternoon the division will give an
exhibition drill, in the some place under the
command Of Capt S. J. Cavanagh.
Belle Clark. arrested by Lieut.. Pothen
Sergeant Ross and Patrolman Murnane
charged with visiting a wine room in the
Sa.oon at Fifth and Minnesota streets. was
arralgfed IN the police court yesterday. Her
case was continued to this afternoon
Nellie NJ. Cotton has commenced suit in
Ntlhheapohs for divorce against John l.. Cot
ton. on the ground of desertion Clara Belle
fulton wants a divorce from William W.
tuIton for cruelty, and asks for $lO a week
temporary a1mony and S100 attorney fees
-George Alderman, a 6-year-old lad living
with fis parents at 400 Bradley street this
CITY, was yesterday romping around in the
against chair, breaking his leg Assistant
limb. 'e' 'No
Joe Malcho. indicted and convicted nj
having held up and beaten a man named
Schu:tz. on Plymouth avenue Minrs apoIis
VIII nave TO stand punishment for the crime
a II. Han argued a motion for new trial
MED. 'iii'n ue
"A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest OF a man and his wife who are al
i e TO have been defraudng the Minneapolis
Gas Light company. 1t is claimed that an
agent OF the company caught the woman
taxing off rubber tubes which were used to
pass gas around the meter
"A lo-year-old girl was taken from bad
company. In Minneapolis, and restored to her
mother yesterday. After the parent had her
1aughter she sent her to the House of the
w wOOa Sn eha at st. Paul. The young
away from home week ago.
"A. H. Mills. president of the council and
acting mayor of West Superior. wis: Hevar
NJ: Hughes, city. attorney. and E. B. Banks.
CITY engineer of the same town called on
Mayor Doran yesterday morning The ohiect
OF the visit was to obtain information with
respect TO the municipal ownership of cleo
trlc lighting plants.
Candidates for the office ~ secrot.rr =.
the associated charities are plentifuI A.
least dozen have launched their Campaigns
Inc night Will be terminated upon the return
OF Rev. G. S. Smith, president of the asso-
citation. Among the candidates are a'ST
Hansen, A. w. Gutridge Rev. w G. Risser
rev. ). W. Dickinson an Episcopal cleryman
number of others. anu
Attorney General Childs returned yester-
gay from Washington. D. C. He found when
ne arrived there that a decision adverse 70
on the Red Lake reservation. as school IsrS SS'
ha9 oeen written up. He secured a hearing
oetore the attorney general. and succeeded
III having the decision withdrawn until he
day. e NeA' oalur-
u rank Grombie, for many years a cool,
a. one ISwn and Country club and the Cali
frorn e. VINE f house cafe was yesterday buried
Gross celebrated requiem high mass. Infer
Lheht was at Calvary. The funeral was nm
Ier the direction of Frank Huber, Of the Cal
whom the deceased had worked some sayep
years. S0no seven
An enthusiastic knights of Labor meet,nr
"aS neiu al VI. A II. hall Twentieth ayenue
north and Washington, Minneapolis last
evening The meeting was open. and wss
presided over by Organizer c. A. Garrison
addresses were made by District Mastar
workman William Stevens and Alderman
Lars M. Rand. Plano music was furnished
Dy district Secretary Martin Stapleton Tba
membership of the Third ward branch NJ tbe
local assembly was augmented by thirtv-f
new names. I'LL y -n'e
over 100 city school teachers have sipned
d iesoluIon addressedto the board of edu
catlon, asking why they had not been given
the ADVANCE In salaries usually given IN
teachers who have served over one wear This
ADVANCE was voted by the board. and not
only mas 1t been withheld, but salaries have
Deen cut 10 per cent. The teachers saw thar
Is an aggregate Of $1,000 due them Tbe
teachers whoclaim they have been discrira
mated against have been teaching from tuo
to five years. 'ii '"o
Secretary Crickmore, of the State Dairy
assoclatlon, was in St. Paul Yesterday He
mas arranged for series of meetings to
De held under the auspices Of the association
which VIII occupy the remainder ~ ths
month: Next week the meetings will he
Reid at Boyd Bellevue and Arlington. on the
Siihneapohs & st. Louis road. The week
following they will be at Breckenridge
campbell, C.ontarf and Murdoch, IN tba
Treat Northern: During the week of March
~ meetings VIII be held at Barnum and
moose Lake, and during the week of March
~ at tracy, Marshall. Minnesota and Jasner