St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Il. Anderson, a deputy sheriff from Wright
county, Yesterday brought crazy man to the
central station. He will be examined to-day
and committed to Rochester. He is SO VIC
lent that he has to be handcuffed
The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
e9S.54; for the week, 1853, 692. IL; for the
same week last year, S3.624.371. 81, being
an increase of SO per cent.
The South Minneapolis library will be in
creased by the addition of 4U0 Scandinavian
books by the best authors Eight Swedish.
Norwegian and Danish Weeklies will also
constantly be kept on file.
Articles of incorporation were Yesterday
filed for the Mutual Investment com
pany. The corporation begins lS business
Sept. l, with a capital stock of ~S25u, 900,
divided into $40 shares. A. H. Hedderly, E.
n barrow and George II. Fletcher are the
incorporators.
The telegraph brings the news that Charles
Youngren, young man whose parents live
in Minneapolis was badly hurt in Chippewa
Falls yesterday. He was foreman of gang
of seven laborers A dyna mite cartridge eX-
ploded, tearing off one foot and mutilating
his face terribly.
The North Dakota Elevator company has
elected officers as follows: A j. Sawyer,
president; G. B. Kirkbride, vice presidents
p. NJ. Ranney, secretary and treasurer; A.
G, Chambers, general manager. The di-
rectory is composed of the same gentlemen,
with the addition of @. S. Bristol, of Boston.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Frank t. Taylor and
Mary L. Stickney Osies Fienstien and So
phia Rosenstieu, Simon j. Wegfars and
Christine Hendrickson, Oscar Johnson and
Maria Hanson. Alfred Schomburg and Ida
Carlson Lew Palmer and Rhoda NJ. Star ms.
Adolph Peterson and Annie X, Anderson.
Council committees will meet next week as
follows: On public grounds and buildings
fire department. gas, workhouse paving
hp0lth md hnSnlLalS nTlDtinp and and
means Monday; on water WORKS, sewers, rail-
roads and police Tuesday; on license
Wednesday; on claims, roads aud bridges.
street grades and additions and ordinances
Thursday.
A powerful horse attached to a carriage
containing Mrs. j. NJ. Ilazen yesterday after
noon ran away on Tenth street south. The
buggy struck a tree and Mrs. Hazen was
thrown out. but was not severely injured,
although her escape was miraculous. The
horse ran into another tree and fell down, so
1t was captured before it had done any fur
Their damage.
A note of tissue was filed yesterday in
the action of NJ. j. Fleming against the city.
The action is one upon condemnation pro-
ceedings On Twenty-tfth street south. Elem
ing was awarded 500 for thirty-three feet
off the front Of his lot. He claimed the dam
ages were not sufficient and refused TO &C.
cept them. Now he brings the action for the
purpose of settling the title to the land.
The Non-Partisan W. c. T. u meeting at
215 Hennepin avenue, yesterday, was well
attended. Several letters of announcement
were read and favorable reports from the
the work in other localities IL was decided
to continue the 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
and Sunday evening Gospel Temperance
meetings Mt the central rooms, 215 Hennepin
avenue. Also series of meetings at the
various churches and halls in other paris of
the city.