St. Paul daily globe., 1888-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Ivan Panin addresses the university stu
dents this evening.
Bank clearings yesterday. 81 .036, ,034.33;
for the week, So, 77S, ,2lG60.
Walter Westerbelt twelve years old, is mis-
sing from his home at Wayzata.
Meat Inspector Mica reports that the South
side bakeries are now us clean as any in the
city.
The Minneapolis millers who attend the
Millers convention i'll Milwaukee, leave here
the 10th.
Martin Richcl thrown from his wagon
"Wednesday, is suffering from conclusion of
the brain.
The merry Cleaners" gave a pleasant
supper at the First Presbyterian church last
evening.
The police have recovered large number
of robes, which now await identification at
headquarters.
The funeral OF ". T. Warren. killed while
hunting near Billings, Mont, will be held
Sunday afternoon.
A permit was issued yesterday for the
erection of the Northwestern Guaranty Loan
Co.'s-twelve-story building on Second avenue
south and Third street. - ~
+, The members of Zuhrah Temple, Mystic
Shrine, held delightful banquet at the
Nicoilet house last evening. There were
some 200 gut SIS present.
The selections to he rendered by Dr. Louis
Mas at the DAM sacred concert tomorrow
afternoon at ftafInOf1la null are SCnUEIlaTll
romance in + sharp major ana toccatO IN Q
major; Thalberg's etude de concert.
Wilbert Pease was arrested day before yes
terday for stealing some money from his
roommate at the Wilber house. II was found
yesterday that PeaSe is wanted at Redwood
Falls for robbIng lady of gold watch and
chain.
Within the past few days large number
of valuable dogs. owned by citizens residing
III the Eighth ward, have been poisoned by
unknown persons. and considerable excite
ment prevails. 1t is supposed TO be the work
of burglars
Carrie Olson. a fairly good looking young
woman was arraigned in the police court
Yesterday morning on charge or lewd and
Indecent conduct, preferred by Patrolman
Dclano She was found guilty and was sent
10 the workhouse for thirty days.
Patrolman ole Shelby arrested two men
yesterday morning while they were remov-
In. Il robe from a buggy on Washington ave-
nUc south. He took the men to the. lookup,
and while there one made dash for
liberty. He got out of the door and was
some twenty feet away when Shelby saw
him and ran him down.
City Physician Dunn has prepared q state
ment showing the expenses of the city hos
pital for the seven months ending Nov. so.
The report shows that during that time $50
patients were cared for at the city's expense,
az cost of s., l07 46, being little more
than an average of 81 patients month, at
cost per capita of $4.37 per week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Axel G. Lundin and Ida c. Krafor, Eli Chris
topher and Annath Lang, Peter Q. Hammer
and Mary Erickson, William Johnson and
Emily Swanson. Chester G. Kilbourn and
Eliza nlingsworth. ole Arneson and Bersy
o. Rognes, Theodore Anderson and Mary
Larson.
About 6 O'Clock last evening flames were
discovered issuing from the livery barn of r.
II. Beanton, on 425 Plymouth avenue north.
An alarm was turned in and four or five en-
aines responded. By hard work the flames
were confined To the roof. considerable
portion of which was destroyed. Several cut
ters were badly scOrched but beyond this no
damage was done. The damage will amount
to about $500.
The colored people held convention last
evening at Freya hali. and indorsed the toll
lowing candidates for city offices to be filed
by the city council: For janitor of the city
hall, John G. Sterritt; for light inspector,
John Riley; for the elevator, William Parker
There were about 30 colored voters present
at the meeting and the matter was settled by
ballot. There were FIVE candidates for the
janitorship and two for the office OF light III
spector.