St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank cleafings were $751;
972.69.
John Kelly was fined s. yesterday for
jumping upon moving train.
The brand new dog catcher started out YES
terday to collar all uncollared CANNES.
The log scaled in the First district of Min
nesota for the season of 1850 aggregate
4,619,660 feet.
Jacob Dekshash paid So for driving over
the Nicollet and Washington avenue crossing
faster than walk.
Brewer S. Morrison. charged with the for
gerry of a So check. was discharged by Judge
Mahonev yesterday morning.
Dairy Commissioner Howard denies that
he has neglected to prosecute the sale of
bogus cheese in Minneapolis.
Diphtheria at 1919 Four-and-aHalf street
northeast and 413 Grant street; scarlet fever
Ct 1915 Fourth avenue south
s6rs. Eastman. living at 327 Washington
a&nue south, who attempted suicide Satur-
day evening by taking morphine, is rapidly
recovering.
Thomas 5. McCart, a veterinary surgeon,
whose place of business was at 81 Thir-
teenth avenue south, was yesterday adjudged
insane, and will go to the insane asylum at
Rochester.
Charles Rossbach charged with passing a
counterfeit dollar on John Griffin, was ex-
amined before United States Commissioner
Odell Yesterday and held to the United States
grand jury.
The police commissioners spent the after
noon yesterday investigating the charges
against certain officers for non-performance
of duty during the strike. None OF the cases
were finished
Gov. Merriam, ex-Gov. McGin and Reys.
Neill, Burrell, McCurdy and Smith will de-
liver addresses at the laying of the corner
stone of the new Stryker seminary at St. An
thony Park on the 18th.
report published yesterday afternoon
hat rolI
Small had three times attempted suicide is
positively and entirely denied by the family,
and the young lady herself.
Joseph Lynch, the young fellow who was
surprised and captured while going through
Harry Emming's house at SOC Hennepin
avenue Saturday afternoon, was arraigned
yesterday and the hearing set for to-day.
Tony Wilke, a twclve-year-old prairie
scout gathered in Sl2 belonging to his
father yesterday and invested it in arms and
supplies for raid on the Indians He was
arrested and returned to his parents in good
condition.
The plans for the completion of the Madi-
son school building have been adopted, and
bids for doing the work are to be advertised
at once. W. S. Pardee. architect. and w. y.
Pearson, clerk, have been elected to serve
another year.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Horace o. Hutchinson and Lille Chase,
Gaspar Carrow and Alice Browne. John A.
DOOm anu AUulc EkluOQ, franz ElSenaner
and Bertha Abraham, William E. FOrtier and
Neoma Clayton.
c. j. Bartleson sprinted a little Sunday
morning after burglar who was disappear
ing with his unmentionables, when he
awoke. The thief realized that an attorne V
was after him and by straining every nerve
managed to escape.
The wife Of Carl Illstrup, chief clerk in the
city sewer department, died Saturday. Just
on the eve OF the first anniversary of her
wedding day. The funeral takes place from
900 Twentieth avenue south The wife of
z. W. Adams, another employe of the sewer
department. will be buried at the same time
p. IN. to-day,
When the chamber of commerce met at
noon yes terday, Vice President Greeneaf
announ ced the death of Frank r. Sterrett
which occurred Yesterday at his home in
Merriam Park. A committee, consisting of
James Marshall. T. S. Gilbert and S. strong
was appointed TO draw up resolutions of re-
spect to the deceased.
An unfortunate mistake was made in the
report prln ted in Sundays GLOBE of the at
tempted suicide Of a woman in South Min
neapolis. Her name was given as Mrs Bert
Eastman: residence. 327 Washington ave-
nue south. 1t should have been Mrs. Charles
Eastman. Mrs. Bert Eastman lives at 2O0I
Mianehaha avenue, and is a highly respected
lady.
The spark board committee on desieation
of grounds heard q proposition yesterday
from Appleton II. Steelc's heirs to deed their
property inside the Hale park to the board,
provided the latter viii exempt their lands
outside from assessment on park benefits.
County Auditor Condit has disposed of all
the property on which taxes were delinquent
Some 200 desert ptions went to private par
ties and the rest was bid IN by the state.
The secular society is making an effort to
have tic next meeting of the American Secu-
lar union held in this city
The directory canvass is about complete
and the results will show very large in
crease in population.
South Minneapolis business men are to
give banquet and reception this evening to
Hon. w. d. Ellis.
The annual state convention of the Pro-
hibition party will be held in Harmonic hall
July ..3 ana "a. There will be number of
speakers OF national reputation and contests
for the pemorest gold medal. County con
ventions will preeede the state convention.
State teachers institutes will be held this
week ax follows: Breckenridge. Prof W. F.
Roaheleau and Miss NJ. G. Rhoads INSTRUCT
ors: New Tim. Prof. j. 7. McCleary and
Prof. W. w. Prcndergast instructors; Arling-
ton. Prof. c. +. G. Hyde and Miss s. E.
Ppregue instructors.
Patrick Starr. a resident OF New York city
AID owner of considerable property al the
corner of Eighteenth avenue and Twenty
second street south. of This city, is dead, and
tie property Will be divided among his chi
dren.