St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


The st. Louis road will run train to
Lake Minnetonka at 9 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Residents of the Sixth precinct of the
Fourth ward don't want Bryant avenue
\ Sprinkled.
Edward Mendill will have a hearing
to-day on the charge of stealing ton of
old iron valued at $50.
This evening Minneapolis League No.
1 will meet at Labor Temple and dis
cuss the eight-hOur question.
Mary Sannerud has commenced an
action against Edward E. Sands and
Sheriff Eye to prevent them from sell
ing lot.
The county treasurer's report for
March shows the receipts to be SS7,-
e90.62, and the disbursements 1890, $40. 60
OF this, 5,606.44 went for county rev.
enue.
6 Harry Edwards, Charlie Jones, Mike
Clarity. William Antiny, Hagan Ander-
son and Emil Johnson were sent to the
Saltwater penitentiary yesterday.
Sentence was deferred again yester-
day in the case of Hyde II. Clark, who
pleaded guilty to the charge of larceny
in the second degree last Friday.
Mrs. Mamie Stillman, who was thrown
from buggy on the corner of First av-
enue and Seventh street, was much
worse yesterday, going into commissions
several times.
The janitOr of the Emerson school
was set upon and badly beaten by two
bill distributors when he undertook to
prevent them from scattering hand
bills all over the ground.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to Wallace G. Folsom and Vir-
ginia j. Eaton, John Benz and Otilda l..
ZumhOff, John S. PaulSon and Augusta
Thompson, Erick M. Bergquist and
Augusta Wickstrom.
Judge Young has filed an order over
ruling demurrer to the complaint of
the Central Trust company, of New
York, in the foreclosure of Henry Sic
bert against the st. Louis road. The
case is to come to trial June II.
Frank W. Ralp, charged with en-
bezzling 5000 from Henry Colyer, an
East side commission merchant, was
found guilty in Judge Emery's court
yesterday but sentence was Supended at
the request OF the complainant.
Park Commissioners Northrup, Cole
and Mitchell, and Supt. Berry, will
this afternoon visit the property owners
along the proposed boulevard, between
Lake Harriet and Minnetonka, with
view of securing the right of way.
The Minnesota & Dakota Elevator
company filed an amendment to their
articles of Incorporation yesterday MAX
ing their capital stock 100000, allowing
of its being increased to $4,000, 900 by
the stockholders. The number of shares
are to be 5000 at $50 each.
Aid. Vogt, chairman of the sewer
committee. will soon call meeting of
the members to see if all the brick con-
tracts remaining untitled cannot be can
celed. The Minneapolis and st. Paul
Pressed Brick company is still behind
on its contract some 100000 brick.
Following are the new officers of
Zion COmmandery No. 2, K. T.: j. W.
Nash, E. c.; 81. l.. Daniels, gen.. A.
NJ. Shuey. c. g.; Rev. I. B, Wells, pre-
late; A. A. Ruth, S. W.; U. A. Sumner,
j. W.: }. q. McFarlane, treasurer, r.
W. Brown, recorder. J. W. Stone was
made warden.
At the last meeting of the Methodist
Social union the committee having IN
charge the matter of the proposed
deaconeSS institution was instructed to
push the work as rapidly as possible
1t was decided to establish central
mission with seating capacity of $780,
The accounts of I'll. w. Frening, the
Washington avenue dry goods mer-
chant, were yesterday filed, showing liza
bilities were 4,101.O5, the assets, ST.
5SS.32. He was indebted to the Ma
tional Bank of Minneapolis for 81, S5S.3S,
and to Shotwell, Clerrihew & Lothman
for S656.2S.
Charles Albee, who the Pioneer Press
stated yesterday morning. had threat
ened to kill Mrs. Baker, young
widow because she would not receive
his intentions, denies the report most
emphaticaily and produces letters show
ing that the lady in question is not at
all unfriendly toward him.
The basement of the Farmers and
Merchants bank, on the corner of Hen
nepin avenue and Second street, was
damaged to the extent of SIS last night
by fire. The basement was occupied by
Frederiksen d Co., real estate, and w.
Myrick, barber. The blaze started in a
heap of old papers and oily rags.