The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
OFFICE Is SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

: Edith NJ. Hultz was yesterday granted q
E divorce from William Hu.tz on the ground
E Of desertion.
Burglars entered the home of o. G. Smith,
l40S Eighteenth avenue southeast, Thursday
might and carried away several articles OF
value.
Fire wrought 500 damage to q residence at
Pill Girard avenue north yesterday. A
house at SOS Eleventh avenue north was also
damaged TO the extent Of $50 yesterday after
moon.
At a meeting Of the South Minneapolis
Commercial club Thursday evening il was
suggested that the South side should have
a national bank Of its own with capital OF
$4,000, but no action was taken.
"a Mayor Pratt reprimanded Erick Pauison
for having an orchestra in his saloon on
Third street south. Pau!son said he was
'not in town at the time and knew nothing
about it. He was released with a warning.
Mrs Lizzie Johnson. who runs a con-
fecuonery store on Washington avenue sou-h,
took carbohc acid Thursday night &C
count Of a family quarrel. Officers were nc
D tilted, however, and she was taken to the city
hospital She will probably recover.
The American Varnish company has fled
another installment of documents relating TO
F., the fight against allowing the bills of Assignee
J. o. Peterson and Arctander & Arctander, at
= torneys for the Insolvent Century Piano COM
4 pany-
The case of Emmett B. Hayford against
Dexter Richards for the partition Of prop
: erty at the corner of Ninth street and Mary
: place was before Judge Lancaster yesterday
J morning The court appointed William J.
r Bishop, George H. Rust and H E. Ladd
commissioners to make the partition.
The funeral OF William 3. Moore will take
, pace from the residence of his sister Ms.
!. c. McLaren 2523 Sixteenth avenue south
{ today at 2:30 p. m. Deceased was a resident
Of Minneapolis for Twelve years. He was a
: brother Of W. J. and c. r. Moore. Death
was due to tuberculosis. Deceased was fifty
years Of age.
4 pOst-mortem examination was held over
, the body of Charles H. Moore, to ascertain
whether death was due TO accident in which
case an accident insurance policy for g 900
would have to be paid 1t was found that
his death was caused by heart failure as the
attendant physician announced, and the in
suTance company was released from liability.
James II. Bishop assignee OF the Peoples
Saving and Loan association, has fled re-
port embracing the period between Sept. l,
1896 and Dec. I. 1897. 1t shows receipts OF
S25,l76.02, and disbursements amounting to
S2G,l1l.02. He reports S5,057 cash on hand.
In separate document the receiver rec.tes
the great amount Of labor necessitated by the
performance Of his duties as receiver, cover
court to allow him compensation therefor.
The fire department submitted Engine No.
to a test, Thursday, the result Of which
eral fire in the milling district IL would be
necessary for the engines to pump water
directly from the main canal and the ex-
pertinent was to learn if this could be done
effectively. The test lasted one hour and
the engine pumped the water In and forced
1t out in a manner satisfactory to those con-
Quoting the test