The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-10
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Auction tomorrow, at TO- entire furnishings
of fiat 3 at 1915 Clinton avenue; fine antique
and modern effects. 81
Charles Craig was arraigned in the police
court this morning, charged with dsorderly
conduct. He was found guilty and sentenced
to a fine of SIS or fifteen days.
Barnums trunk and leather goods store is
now ready for business. Big shipments opened
to-day Of new spring goods Come and see
the very latest, at us Nicolet.
There was a 5000 fire In the tenement house
A spark from the chimney started blaze.
The building is owned by State Senator j. T.
MCGOWAN.
Gettysburg regiment Union Veterans
Union, wall meet this evening at Richmond
hall, Eighth street and Nicollet. Adjutant
w. D. Lamb requests full attendance, as
there is important business
The Anti Compulsory Vaccination League
completed organization Saturday night. There
Were about fifty persons present. DR.. l.. P.
Foster and Professor E. j. Freeman made
addresses denounclng the practice OF vacci-
nation.
break up, and there is every indication that
it will go out quietly. The last ice jam oc-
Cured fve years ago and caused a loss Of
$15o,o00. Since then property along the river
has sustained no damage from jams.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
Descr1ption-Two American Ball engines,
14Xl2 each 100-horse- power, direct belted to
four-pole 5O-kilowatt 11O-yolt lighting genera
i,
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
Three young men engaged in hauling ice
held up and robbed Isaac saladovsky, junk
town road last Friday. The ice ane asked
the man to help them eXtricate their wagon
from the mud, and as he was doing this they
knocked him down and took SIS from his
pockets. ~, @-.... ~
The residence of II. A. Broat 2116 Lyndale
avenue N. was burglarized last night The
thieves entered through cellar window and
secured about $10O worth of jeweIry and sill
verware. They evidently were frightened
away, for they left tray of silverware which
they had gathered together The burglary
was reported to the police,
L.. M: Sturdivant OF Spring Valley, who
served four years in the civil war in the Six
teenth Wisconsin volunteers, gave thrill
ing account OF his experiences at the battle of
Shiloh, and on his march with Sherman from
Atlanta to the sea to the inmates of the
Soldiers Home on Friday evening. 1t was
highly appreciated by the old soldiers, a
number OF whom had had similar experiences.
At the republican caucus for the nomination
| Of officers Of the village of Robbinsdale. held
Saturday night, the following ticket was
nominated: President, p. T. Kirkwood; trus-
tees, John Cannon; Gus Urban, R.. D. Smith !;
recorder, Fred Stahl; treasurer, John Trump
! assessor, Jacob Coulter; constable, N. II.
! sidwell: 1t was insisted that each candidate
| state his position on the question of license,
and all declared against license. ... y..
! The man killed by the cars at Mendoza
Saturday was identified yesterday as James
Egan, teamster, living at 2504 Seventeenth
avenue S. The dead man left Friday for a
visit with a brother at Austin. There was
nothing on his person by which he could be
identified after his death. Thomas Egan.
brother In Minneapolis, saw the newspaper
stories Of the death and a description of the
| man and went to Mendoza yesterday and iden
titled the remains. -s7-. e..
There was long, rough fist fight in front
OF the Columbia restaurant, within block
of police headquarters last night. The pug
nacious pair, although sustaining some Sc
we're bruises, were not 50 badly injured as was
John Wilson, an onlooker, who was pun
meled severely during the bout by one Of
the fighters. Wilson is one-armed man
and was almost defenseless A large crowd
witnessed the fight, but no one seemed to
| know how it started
The absence yesterday Of Swear old Law
renee Peckland from his home at 203 Fourth
avenue ME-, caused many anxious hours for
the child's father and mother The boy had
taken car near his home with a crowd of
| persons and got off with them at the union
depot. He played about the station for sew
eral hours and was then sent to the police
station. In the afternoon the parents 'phoned
the police, asking them to search for the
boy, and the boy was returned to his par
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