The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-15
THE TWIN CITIES.

The board of aldermen will hold regu-
lar session this evening.
The meeting of the Forest Street Band
of Christian Workers will be held this even
ing at the home of Mrs. j. n. Blades, Of
Forest street.
Three additional Omaha exposition com
missioners were appo nted yesterday by Gov.
Slough. They are A. NJ. Marshall, Chas.
Duncan and Geo. Spencer, all of Duluth.
Secretary Hart and James F. Jackson.
secretary-elect of the state board of correc-
tions ard charities left last night for tour
of inspection through the southern part of the
state.
The jury in the PCl4er case agreed short
ly after 10 p. M, and went home. 1t is
reported that they fouLd a verdict for Mr..
for sioe,O. '"' 'D'-i u T'''' '''' ''N'' S''N
-TEc demurrers to the indictments of A.
t. Wallace and c. Z. Carr, charged with
forgery were sustained by Judge Smith, OF
Minneapolis, yesterday, and the defendants
dismissed.
Sergeant Clark. of company of regu-
lars stationed at Fort Smelling, reported to
the police last evening that thieves had
stolen set of harness from his stable Sun
day night.
The first of a series of public lectures by
members of the Historical society will be
given the evening Of the last Monday in
the month in the hall of representatives In
the state capitol.
The Twin City Rapid Transit company
yesterday took out permit for the ert cuon
and Thrty-Second streets, Minneapolis. Ihe
structure will be Of brick.
The demurrer to the Indictment Of Aid
Peter Nelson of Minneapolis charged with
perjury, was withdrawn yesterday and the
plea Of not guilty, which was entered at the
time of his arraignment, was allowed to stand.
The case of Fred Jones. whose correct
name is said to be William Kelly. arrested
for alleged failure to stop his dog from fight
ing on the public streets, continued in
the police court yesterday until tomorrow
The accused is at liberty on $25 ball.
The conference committee held a regular
meeting yesterday. In order to shorten up
the proceedings, the minutes of the previous
meeting were approved without reading. the
usual reports filed and then a motion TO ad-
journ carried. Time. 2:0o
Judge Walter H. Sanborn. Of the United
States circuit court, returned to st. Paul
yesterday after an absence of three months
the session of the United States circuit court
of appeals held in st. Louis.
Tho village of Hutchinson raised 500
ing Cubans. State Superintendent Pender-
CAST said yesterday thar the list was headed
by five s. subscriptions and the remainder
of the amount was raised by donations rang
ing from 10 cents to s..
Notice has been given to all families in
Minneapolis desiring to have the mouse SaTo-
age collected and taken away. to SEN sena tneir ia
hall. They have been also noti1ed TO report
all failures OF the contractor to hulnll ms ms
DUTIES Inc WOTh Is b6uS COuS uhuCi lAhO
new free collection plan.
A team attached 10 milk wagon be-
longing to ]. A. Johnson, Lake Phalen milk
man. ran away on West Fifth street; yester-
day morning, collidng with hydrant at
Market street and wrecking the wagon. The
milk were thrown into the street and
contents spread over large section OF the
pavement. No one was injured.
The home of A. Springer, 240 Goodrich
avenue. was damaged by fire to the extent
of $500 shortly before o'clock this morning
The fire was caused by defeetive chimney.
The damage was confined TO the upper part
of the house. and the contents of the upper
floors. The house is owned by F. l.. Schram
and IS not insured.
Albert Schadelich, former editor in chief
of the Volkszeitung. has fully recovered
from his recent serious illness. and, with his
family. will leave st. Paul Wednesday even
ing. Mr. Schadelich- gees to Chicago to as.
sumo charge of the editorial department Of
the Vereins Zeitung. a German weekly paper.
of which W. Foerss is now owner.
-Colored residents of Minneapolis and st.
Paul took up the Lake City outrage question
again Sunday, at meeting held in the Guar
anty Loan building. committee of ten was
appointed to draw up resolutions to be sent
to the president and both houses of congress,
protesting against lynch law in the South.
and asking that colored officeholders be sur
rounded with extra safeguards.
John Strachbine and Duncan McLelland
the young men arrested on the charge of
holding up Frank Hall. on the Como road
last Thursday night, were formally arraigned
charges the theft of Sc. pocket knife,
flask OF brandy and a memorandum book.
The prisoners plead not guilty and were
held without bail for trial tomorrow.
All that was left of the Grand View
hotel. Lake Colhoun Be ulevard, was DESTROYED
by fire Sunday. About a month ago the
big building caught fire. but was saved
through the efforts of the department This
time. however. some one delayed sending in
an alarm, and the building was totally de-
stroyed. 1t is thought that it an in
cend airy fire, as the residents in that locality
have long considered the hotel an eye-sore.