St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank cleariDgs yesterday. s65s. 470.17.
Four cases OF CONTAGIOUS disease were
reported yesterday.
Company q gives a drill and ball at
the armory this evening.
The Industrial Times, a paper Of the
late campaign. has suspended.
Thomas L. Mortland, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Mortland, is
dead.
Minneapolis Lodge. No. 70, \. F. and
a. n, conferred the third degree last
evening.
The Transfers Protective association
viii meet ar Labor Temple Sunday
afternoon.
Albert Nathan. of Patterson. y. j., is
the new Instructor Of the Minneapolis
Turner society.
The wife of J. c. Boyden. Northwest
ern freight agent of the Milwaukee
road. is dead IL Chicago.
Parolman Frank Zelosky is in NIL
waukee. where he will remain a week
attending 10 a real estate case.
The Ninth Ward Improvement asso-
citation held special meeting at6l9
Monroe street northeast, last evening.
Thomas Williams, a butcher residing
ont on Lake street, has disappeared.
He left his wife and two children here.
Residents of Hawthorn and Laurel
avenue complain that the stables Of
Robinson * Mead are a public nuisance.
ID. s. Cole, who has patented a new
nailless sidewalk stringer, proposed TO
form a company and manufacture them
here in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Egan. claiming TO be from Usage,
To-. is in the city looking for Mrs.
Charles Ehrlick. There is no such
name in the directory.
The Chicago Decorative Art society
opened an exhibition of needle work at
the West hotel yesterday. The display
will be on exhibition to-day.
D. NJ. Osborne & Co. stated yesterday
that they had been done for some
$1,000 by the Irvine trust, by selling all
their twlne TO one OF the trusts agents.
The ST. Paul Mission district of the
Minnesota conference held the la st of
the meetings IN the three days Sc sSion
at Bethlehem church, Minneapolis. last
night.
Nils Aamodt. who has been employed
for twenty years in the Milwaukee car
shops. cut one Of his hands badly with a
tool he was sharpening. This is his first
accident.
Oscar Myers, about sixteen years Of
age, who escaped from the reform school
few days ago, was arrested yesterday
by Detective Hall, and returned TO that
Institution.
At the annual meeting Of the Woman S
Mission Circle of the Central Baptist
church Mrs. Nom. Ashm0re. of Swallow.
China, gave an address on Missionary
Work in China"
James Bennett has brought action
against Valentine BlatZ, asking that all
his claims TO lot in block 5, in Lennon
i Newell's addition to St. Anthony, be
adjudged null and void.
John A brahamson, when arrested for
being drunk on the street. had some
$500 in his possession. He Was dis
tTihuting money along the street when
picked up by patrolman.
The council committee on health and
hospitals met yesterday morning and
decided to inspect the Uitt slaughter
houses in North Minneapolis. against
which complaint has been made.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to John A. Nooleen and Hannah
krantZ, Andrew q. Nooleen and Hattie
Johnson, Andrew Johnson and Deselie
Sorenson, Peter P. Braaten and Jennie
Sherstad.
Any one desiring shade or ornamental
trees for the coming season can be ac-
commodated by the park board, which
has laid in large supply of elm, ash
and Eastwood. which Will be furnished
and set al the bare cost OF the work and
trees.
Lawrence Tyler and Paul Portridge.
residing at 10 Seventeenth avenue
north, while working in an excavation
Oh Plymouth avenue, near Sixth street,
yesterday afternoon, were injured
about the legs and feet by lot of dirt
falling on them. They were taken
home in the patrol wagon.
Monday evening next there will be
meeting Of the Union league at the
club rooms on Sixth street to decide
upon the question of representation of
the club al the Union league inaugural
celebration at Chicago next month.
There Is no doubt but that Minneapolis
Will be well represented.
Minneapolis grain men met at the
chamber OF commerce yesterday in in
formal session, and considered the plan
suggested by the railroad companies to
expedite the delivery of wheat to the
elevators and mills. 1t is suggested that
the railroads appoint one man and the
chamber Of commerce another to CO.
operate and see that the WORK is done
properly.