The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-11
THE WIN CITE

Eoung woman turned over to the police by
ale Northwestern Rescue association was
before Judge Twohy yesterday on the charge
vi VaSrancy. Upon the representation that
7 the girl is to be sent to the home Of her
sister IN the country, she was discharged.
Sauervein Block Turned Over
Judge Kelly appointed Val Rothschild receiv-
er yesterday of the Sauerwein block, on
west Seventh street. upon the application
oil the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company. The insurance company is the
mortgage of the property, which was not
being cared for properly.
Paid for Their Furi-Eugene Schank
and George Phillip made a row on an in
Z terurban car in Minneapolis, and, as a re-
Ssuit. received sentence CT S15 or fifteen
lays each yesterday morning.
z Fined a MOtorman-Joe shubert. the
motorman, Of Minneapolis, accused of ill
4 treating dog by carrying him an unneces-
Sary distance on the fender of his car, was
nned So in the police court yesterday morn
ing
MISS Their StOck-Frank Schley and a
man. named Koehler, of Corcoran township.
report that they have been robbed of several
calves, The police claim to be the track
{ OF the thief who is alleged to be a Mime
apolis North side butcher.
Walk Was SlipDery-W. c. Bailey, a
we'll known resident of the Second ward
Minneapolis. slipped on the stone sidewalk
near the Hennepin avenue entrance of the
city hall. yesterday morning, and struck his
mead on a stair. He was rendered uncon-
scious and was carried into the city hall.
where DR.. Avery treated his bruises.
" nf fr-IS ne
female children born in Minneapolis during
January largely exceeded the number of male
children. The total number was 402 OF
which 215 were girls and 1877 boys There
was one set OF triplets and three pairs of
twins. The deaths for the month numbered
IT'S. of which 15S natural and II acct
dental.
Prisoner of War-Ch3mplin Shilling, an
old soldier was arrested Wednesday at the
soldiers home, charged with completely in
the assault by Adamson, Hegman and Fitz-
gerald on Attorney c. E. Crane, last Deem
Der. in Minneapolis. Shilling claimed to
have been hired to carry the note to Brame
which summoned him to the place at which
the assault took place His case was set for
next Tuesday.
VIII banquet Byron-The departure of
Col. w. G. Byron for the East will be pre-
ceded by a spontaneous and universal testi-
monial from Minneapolis business men in the
shape of a dinner. The affair will take
place next Saturday evening at o'clock at
the Commercial club Invitations now being
+ sent to all the prominent men of the city
recite in fiattering terms the value of COL
Byron's work in a public way, and call for
large attendance.
Ex-Register PIummer HI-WiIson A..
oricfn Of
county for two terms and for many years
connected with the office before that time.
recently employed in the county auditors
office, lies at his home, 1888 Chicago avenue
Minneapolis, at the point of death. Mr..
Plummer was taken with kidney trouble and
Tuesday was obliged to take to his bed.
Wednesday the trouble affected his heart, and
his physicians have come to the conclusion
that there is no chance for his recovery
Harrison School Union-The Harrison
School Union of st. Paul met yesterday after
y noon at o'clock. The subject for discus
sion was School Libraries" Those leading
in the discussion were Profs. LANCE and
Denny. of the high school, and Miss c.
Saunders. Musical selections were rendered
by Prof C. H. Congdon and Miss A NJ
Thornton.
Pictures and Curfosities-The famous
Ladies Home Journal pictures which are to
be exhibition at the First NJ E. church.
st. Paul. tonight, not the only attrac-
ton, as a fine collection of curiosties has
been secured, and in addition to some choice
readings by a well known Hamline elocu-
zionist, Mr.. Starkey, a Duluth tenor. will
sing.
: Missionary RnIIy-A missionary rally
will be held at the Peoples church, St. Paul,
nj OH I1r S1,1ifh
Rev. C. H. Patton. of Duluth, will speak on
Our World Opportunity" and Rev. W. w.
Newell will give address illustrated with
stereOpticon views on The Triumph of Mis-
sions."
For Franklin Library Fund-Charles
w. Seymour will deliver course of three
lectures at the assembly hall of the Cen
trail high school, st. Paul. for the benefit
of the Franklin school library fund The
subjects and dates are: Marie Antoinette."
tonight; Philip H." tomorrow night, and
Francisco Pizarro." Monday.
Jury Out All Night-The case of An
gust Osterlind, charged with forging a GER
tificate of the capital stock of the ST. Paul
& Duluth railroad, and negotiating the
same. went to the jury at noon yesterday.
The jury remained out all night.
Slipped and Hurt His Head-Thomas
Shaughnessy. living at 100 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. YVES painfully hurt and stunned by fall
ing upon a slippery sidewalk in Central Park
place yesterday morning, while his way
to work. He was removed to his home in
the Rondo street patrol wagon.
Music Mt the CIuh-The Commercial
club OF st. Paul will entertain members and
guests with music today at noon luncheon.