St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

The bank elearings yesterday were 81, 49,
5000.
William Eibel, better known as "Serap
Iron Bill. - is very i'll with typhoid fever at
his home, 29US First avenue south.
Arthur Compton, the young boy who was
accidentally shot while herdlng Cattle IN
South Minneapolis Saturday, Is still III a pre-
caTiOuS condition.
An explosion of a kerosene lamp IN the
frame tenement at 2J2 Fifth avenue north
early last evening called out the fire depart
ment. The loss will not exceed $50.
J. T. Donohue caused the arrest Of William
F. Wood yesterday for using abusive ana Cd
scene language in the presence OF ladies.
His examination was set for to-day.
The charge against H. R. LamerouX Of vio-
laiing the city ordinance by not keeping his
saloon at 3l4 Henneoin avenue closed on
Sunday. was dismissed yesterday in the mu-
nictpal court on motion OF the state.
Three cases of scarlet fever were reported
10 the health officer yesterday. They are To-
Gated at III Fourth street northeast, 3ls
FOnrJh street southeast and 029 Cedar ave
nue.
The dwelling occupied by J. A. Reid, at
d Dupont avenue. was totally destroyed Dy
fire on Tuesday night. The loss Is estimated
at $1,000. partially covered by insurance.
The cause of the fire is unknown
William Birmingham. an emplOye OF j. A.
She d Co., pleaded not guilty before Judge
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bananas belonging TO his EMPLOYERS. He
was sentenced to a fine of 500 or thirty days
IN the WOrkhOuse.
The Minneapolis Liverymen's association
1 has held another meeting and resolved upon
a farther advance of prices on carriages. Inc
rate hereafter will be So to Laymans GENE
terry, south of Fifth avenue south 10 the
river. and 81 to all other cemeteries.
Postmaster Ankeny has received instruc-
tons from Washington 10 change the Follow
ing rentals for boxes IN the new postofhee
Small glsss boxes. S1.5j per quarter; lock
| drawers. So. and large drawers 81 Der quar-
ter. These rates go into effect Nov. l.
The members of the park board seem TO De
| generally in favor of raising more funds to
/ carry out the improvement Of Minnehaha
| boulevard. and It's finance committee is TO
see if $1,000 can he raised for the work
/ without exceeding the per cent limit.
The special train that left Minneapolis over
! the Milwaukee road at $50 yesterday morn
! ing carried about $50 Minneapolis Bapusts
TO OyyatOnna TO witness the dedication of
/ PillSbuTy academy. A special train frOm-St
/ Paul Joined the Minneapolis train at Men
| dota.
! Morgan post. G. A. R.. will hold a social
/ dance at their hall on Friday evening next
( and have extended an invitation to all the
! e.. A. r. posts and sons OF veterans TO par
ticipate. The chances sold BY the " omen s
/ Relief corps on a hat rack Will be drawn dur
/ ing the evening.
! The Valentine Blatz Brewing company is
preparing 10 materially extend It's beer bot
/ Ting business. a new building for the pur
! pose will shortly be erected at Sixth street
I ana Thirteenth avenue south, TO be 100 feet
! in length and 80 feet wide. The bottling
| room will have a capacity Of $500 bottles
! daily.
William H. Kliver. of Grand Crossing Chi
! cagO. general vice president OF the United
! Brotherhood of Carpenters and JOineTs OF
! America, viii address Il public meeting al
| Labor temple tonight. Subject. L nited La
/ Dor, Its Aims and Benefits, and the Coming
! Eight-HOur Movement.
! The secretary of the treasury has awarded
! the contract for the iron and stone part OF
| the approaches 10 the public building Al
| Minneapolis to F. A. Fisher x Son, of this
\ city, al S:.490. The contract for ASH ali
/ roadway and sidewalks of the building has
| been awarded to Barley & Kinnett, OF Chi
! cagO. Ct 81. 263.
! Company b. Of the local militia, Is without
/ a captain. owing % the removal from the
| city of Capt Gaus, who was a very cOmpe.
/ tent officer. The company IS experiencing d
| great deal of trouble III trying TO find sue
| cessor. and the other companies have been
| extensively canyassed, but no one seemE
| anxious TO accept the honor
! AT the annual meeting Of the First Nation.
! alist club the following officers were elected:
| President DR.. Z. F. Clark; first vice presi-
! dent, John R. Eyerard; second vice presi-
| dent. DR.. William z. Leonard; recording sec
/ rotary. A. 5. Edwards; corresponding secre-
| tary, Kate Burlington Davis; treasurer. NJ. ;.
| Matthews; advisory committee, W. G.. Fl.
Smart, Rev. KIistofer Jansen. F. ". Davis.