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were on the streets.
John n. Cannon is to become assist
ant manager of Tom Eck's female bl
cyclists on their European tour.
Spring wheat brought So and 81 cents
last week. A fair indication of how the
wheat market will be three months
hence.
Judge Hooker has decided that Ben
nett Seminary must pay the taxes as
sessed against it. The taxes AMOUNT to
S$449 so.
Herman Burce, a photographer, fell
down stairway at the Ende hotel last
"Wednesday and fractured the bones of
his right leg.
In the event of Prof. Northrop re-
fusing to deliver the opening address
at the exposition, the management have
secured Prof. Tousley.
The chamber of commerce has elected
the following members: E. G. Durant,
WI. Miller, L. B. Elwood, u. Morri-
son. G.. II. Christian, VIM. Tinker.
Manager Harris of the New England
Furniture company has eued the pro-
prietors of the Brunswick hotel for
S8, 500 for furniture furnished the hotel.
The Minneapolis laboringmen will
picnic at White Bear tomorrow. The
party will go oyer the ST. Paul & Duluth
road. A number of speakers will de-
liver addresses.
There is trouble in Zion, and the
colored Baptists are growing pale be-
cause Pastor Lomack refuses to give up
the church to which he carries deed in
his inside pocket.
.. E. Hogue, editor of the Morton,
MINI. Enterprise, fell in an epileptlc
nt while walking On Washington avenue
south yesterday. He was taken to the
Windsor and cared for.
The grading of Nicollet avenue. be-
tween Franklin and TWentY-slxCh
street, has been ordered stopped by the
city council, there being no money III
the Eighth ward street fund.
1t is said shat Anderson 4 Douglas
are not through with Thomas Lowry
yet. They propose to 70 down to st.
Paul and get franchise, if possible, in
that city to build ana operate cable cars.
Mrs. MCGOWAN, of 813 Fifth avenue
north, and lady companion living at
423 Aldrich avenue north, had their
pockets picked at the circus Tuesday.
There were but few depredatlons how
ever.
Pat Harris, proprietor of the Harris
theater in this city, has purchased the
Peoples theater in st. Paul and will run
both theaters on a good scale. The st.
Paul theater will he rehtted throughout
at once.
Leander Gorton, a we'll known bust
ness man, died at his residence, 6l8
First avenue south, Sunday night. He
had been resident of Minneapolis for
20 years, aud was we'll known The
funeral occurred Tuesday.
William Wallace, Waterman in the
Manitoba yards, was quite seriously
hurt last Tuesday morning A door of
a box car fell ON his right hand and
crushed his fingers terribly. Amputa-
tiou was necessary.
Jennie O'Neill Potter, the elooution~
list. is at the Northwestern hospital seri-
ously SICK. She caught cold, and ty-
phoid fever symptoms developed later.
She is in quite critical condition.
S. L. Trussell, the new deputy col
lector of internal revenue is the defen-
dant in another suit brought by Mrs.
Emily G.. Wilkins. She claims that
Trussel secured mortgage from her,
and then converted the proceeds to his
own use.
The difficulties in the Wav of the
BLOOMINGTON Ferry bridge have all been
removed, and the bridge will now be
built. The county commissioners haye
paid the women in charge of the ferry
$4O0, and thus the matter is amicablY
adjusted.
St. Mary's hospital, South Minnea'
polls, will soon be enlarged by the
erection of a substantial addition to
the same. This becomes necessary
owing to the increase of patients at the
hospital, their present quarters being
too small.
Boiler Inspector Clark has appointed
Captain o. L. West as inspector OF
pilots and Masters On Minnetonka.
Capt. West is captain of the Belle of
Minnetonka. His chief duty will be
to see that the boats do not carry more
than they are allowed by law.
The county officers are agitaring the
question of closing their Offices at l
O'clock Saturday afternoons. The prop
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