The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-19
NEWS OF THE CITY

Burns Shooting Case Continued-The
case against Mrs Minnie Burns, who shot
her husband, was yesterday continued in
the police court to Friday. Burns is in
the hospital.
No Autopsy Held-The remains of
James Cline, who took his life with car
bOic acid at the residence Of his wife.
Sunday, were turned over to his parents
yesterday by Coroner Miller. No autopsy
was held
New Bank at spicer-The Green Lake
State bank of Spicer Mimi. was listed
yesterday with the public examiner. The
capital stock is $4,000 and the officers are
3. f. Kucheman, president, and ]. L.
Brown, cashier
Uncle Sans Safe Robbed-The local
pOstottice inspectors have been notified of
the burglary of the pOstOftice at North
vile, Sphinx county, n. D. The robbers
blew open the safe and escaped with a
small amount of money and stamps
Books for School Use Listed-The state
public library commission has just issued
the annual classified list of books recon-
mended for schools, compiled by Frank A.
Weld. president of the Moorhead Normal
school, and secretary to the commission.
Capt Skinner Can Go West-In order
that he may take his new station at Fort
Harrison, Mont, Capt George A. Skinner,
assistant surgeon, L. S. A, has been re-
lieved from duty as a member of the gen
eral court martial appointed recently to
meet at Fort Smelling.
Freed from Their Debts-Judge Loeb
rem. of the United States district court.
yesterday discharged the following from
bankruptcy: William B. Davidson and
Charlotte +. Davidson. of Cannon Falls;
Layinia Maxwell, Faribault; Charles n.
SCHUYLER and John H. TOlman of St Paul.
Police Look Up Browns History
Richard Brown, the young man arrested
for passing a forged check for SIS on
J. b. Coyington, was auaigned in police
court yesterday and held for hearing
Thursday. The police expect to be advis
ed that Brown has been operating in Chi
CagO and Des MOines.
Wants City to Pay Her S1o,OO0-Cath-
crime Loughren has begun suit against
the city of st. Paul to collect damages of
$4,000 for injuries which it is alleged
she suffered Feb. in a fan caused by
defective condition Of the cement sidewalk
In front of 151 Pleasant avenue.
Old Soldier Laid to Rest-Yesterday aft
ernOon the funeral Of Cyrus Bemmer, an
old soldier, who had been blind for many
Years as the result of wounds received
during the Civil war, was held from
OHalIoTan & Murphy's undertaking
rooms. Interment was at the German
Lutheran cemetery.
Bookkeepers Meet Tonight-This even
ing in the Chamber of CONNER assem-
IIv 81 -, A
countants and Bookkeepers will hold
their monthly meeting. paper will be
read by w. L. Strong auditor of the West
Publishing company, on The Monthly
Balance Sheet and Revenue Account"
Lamp ExpIodes in Residence-A lamp
exploding in the residence of J. H. Lime,
1928 Carter avenue. st. Anthony Park,
caused damage to the room and furniture
TO the extent of 800 at 8 o'clock last
evening. The fire was confined to the one
room and was soon under control. None
OF the members of the family was injured.
plead Not Guilty to "elInd Plqqer"
Charge-Thomas WarbuTton and Mary
De Franchy. two of the alleged
Midway blind piggers." were arraigned
in police court yesterday, and on pleas
of not guilty their cases were continued
to April %. John D. OBrien appeared for
Mrs De Franchy and Stan DonnelIy for
WarbuTtOn.
Germania Hall Association Formed at
Wadena-The following articles of in
corporation were filed yesterday with the
secretary of state: Germania Hall asso-
citation, Of Wadena, Mimi; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporators, William King, Leon
ard Schaf, Herman Kallusly, Henry
Baldman, John Mettel, Fred Breid and
Carl Schrnige.
Mary Conway Is Sent to Rochester
Mary Conway, aged eighteen years and
suffering from acute mania, was yesterday
committed to the Rochester. hospital for
insane. In the report of the medical COM
missiOners who acted upon her case, it is
stated that her trouble is hereditary The
young girl has been employed in this city
as a domestic.