St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The water board will meet tomorrow night.
The special council committee which has in
hand Aid. Gibson's eight-hour resolution will
meet tonight.
The Academy Of Natural Sciences that
worthy but poorly appreciated institution.
met last evening.
The council committee on workhouse
failed to get quorum yesterday, and ad-
jOurned one week.
Hydraulic Engineer Tanning is here again,
conducting for ]. j. Hill an examination of
the East side water power.
Bank clearings yesterday were $500, 939. 49,
The Minnesota Loan and Trust company
elected its old officers yesterday.
The first liquor license was issued yester-
day. Charles F. Bernard secured it, For
til rec years his licenses have been No l.
Matsada Sorakichi, the Japanese wrestler
and Richmond & Glenroy's company on the
stage are drawing full houses at the dime
museum.
Otto Maggie, for two years superintendent
of the money order department at the post
Office, has thrown up his position to go into
one of the city banks.
Detective Hoy recovered from pawn shop
several wringers and a clock that were stolen
last March from T02 Washington avenue
north, and pfnched the burglar.
Downs Bros, who received the contract for
eXcavatinI for the Masonic temple discoy-
cred an error in their figures and threw up
the contract. The board has not decided upon
its course.
Health officer Quimby has requested Col.
Chase, chief of police, to arrest all persons
detected in violating any of the sanitary
ordinances Of the city, and to report all cases
to him.
William Traylor was taken into custody by
Detective j, P. Hoy yesterday. on suspicion
of having robbed Mrs. Blasdell on NicoIlet
avenue, last Saturday. The lady failed to
identify Traylor and he was allowed to CO.
The Gille divorce case, in which Mrs Gille
was charged with adultery, was on trial be-
fore Judge Rea yesterday. There was the
usual amount Of revolving testimony. al
though nothing particularly sensational was
brought to light.
At the meeting of the head millers last
evening it was decided that the annual picnic
should be held June 18th, and that DAM
orchestra of twenty-five pieces should be en-
gagged. The location has not yet been decided
on. Thursday q committee will go out on the
motor line to look over grounds.
During April there were 4S4 special deliv-
cry letters received at the Minneapolis post
office from other places, and 800 deposited for
local delivery. There were five messengers
who averaged S1255 for the months work
The figures show slight falling Off from last
month record.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday and audited the monthly budget of
ing the pay rolls were not handed in aud the
committee will meet again to-day. Hereafter
the infiexible rule will be to meet on Tuesdays
The detectives have succeeded in unravel-
ling the mystery connected with the buggy
collision on Portland avenue Sunday evening
They learned conclusively who picked up Mrs
Skaters satchel containing. the money. and
also who carried itloff. Considering the man.
it is matter of surprise that the satchel and
contents have not tesn returned to police
headquarters. A warrant for the mans ar
| rest will be sworn out to-day.
| The publishers of the Northwestern Archi-
| tect, who are also to issue the official EXPOSE
| ton Souvenir, have proposed to the directors
| of the exhibition that if suitable space be
| granted them they will undertake, at their
| own expense ito place on exhibition several
hundred colored and line drawings of the best
| examples of American architecture. They
| will be handsomely framed, and will form col
| lection only second in value to the art depart
| ment. Every architect of national reputa-
| ton will be asked to contribute specimen Of
his work, and thus the collection will furnish
| record of the nations progress toward the
development of a national style of architec-
| ture,