The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-12
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'Hndrew G. Nelson, eldest son of the
late Andrew n. Nelson, died yesterday.
He was twenty years of age. The funeral
VIII he private.
A O. II. Division No. Will hold its
regular meeting this evening, when John
NJ. Lynch will deliver an address on
ancient irish history entitled Pagan
Ireland.
A J. Parks and Mary Parks both col
ored. were arrested yesterday charged
with being disorderly. They were releas-
ed Oh a deposit of $10o, and will be In
police court today.
,A trunk filled with game was seized at
tiie Hstien depot yesterday by Game War
den Boyd The trunk was checked from
W,atertown, S. d., to Chicago, but had
no name upon 1t.
Daniel Muller Jr. died Sunday, aged
forty gears. The funeral is to be held
Tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock from
592 st. Peter street, with service at st.
Josephs church at 8.
J. G Crossley died yesterday morning
at his home on West Central avenue
after au illness Of seven months. He was
welt Known in the city, having resided
here for fifteen years.
Ole Ifoogland a hotel runner in the
employ OF the Minnesota home. was ar
rested yesterday by Lieut. Horn. He was
soliciting at the union depot. The case
is to he made a test of the validity of
the law.
The case of Emil Keutner. who is
charged with assault and battery, came
up yesterday in police court. A jury trial
was demanded and nine jurors secured,
when the case was continued until this
morning.
- A rneeting of the city hall and court
house commission has been called for this
afternoon. At the meeting an operator for
the new Twin City Telephone Exchange,
lately installed in the custodian's office,
will be selected.
The Mankato Savings and Building as
sociatiOn filed articles of incorporation
yesterday with the secretary of state.
The capital stock of the organization is
$40, oHa aud the incorpora tors are fifteen
residents OF Mankato.
The school board of st. Cloud has made
demand for an allowance to be set aside
for the children enrolled at the st. Cloud
parochial schools. The superintendent or
public destruction, to whom the demand
was referred, has refused to order it.
Executive Agent Fullerton, of the state
game and fish commission, was yesterday
notified of the arrest of three men in
Houston county for violation Of the game
laws. and the contiscation of portion
OF a deer found in their possession
Timothy Foley yesterday purchased
three lots lying in the rear of the Great
Northern offices. He paid $3.50 for the
property. On the three lots win be erect
ed live-story building for the use OF
Foley Bros. Kelly, wholesale grocers.
Swan Hanson. a painter, fell from the
roof of ", II. Burns residence 1SS Front
street. yesterday morning. He fell dis
t5stcf OF twenty-five feet and alighted on
his sheila With the exception. of a few
slight Bruises he was uninjured He re-
stunned work in the afternoon.
Wsilani -Schottrel, a young man living
in tn: Rondo .neighborhood, nnbibed too
freely last evening, and while going home
on the street car got into an alteration
with the conductor. An officer was call
ed and Schottrel was landed in the R6ndo
Station charged with being drunk and lis
orderly.
The case Of William Childs. engineer of
the Phoenix building, was dismissed yes
terday by consent of the health depart
ment. He was charged with having VIC
lated the smoke ordinance. A patent
smoke consumer has been put in the
building. and for that reason the charge
was withdrawn.
State Agent Gates, acting for the state
board of control. has arranged for the
deportation of Matt kagaala an insane
mau whose home is in Finland. Inspector
w. u Horse has also taken charge OF
two insane men, j. Freedman and Victor
Johnson to be sent back to Sweden. All
three were taken from the Rochester asy-
Ium