St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

Miss Barnes will commence q new course
OF six king lessons next Tuesday
James Haynes has applied for the regular
bounty for capturing William Hunter,
horse thief.
:, A carload Of Russian enigrants. passed
through the city Monday over the Milwau kee
road. Ell route TO Eureka. N. ID.
William Cain, the saloonkeeper who was
shot by Tom Gallagher, is now out of danger
and will probably be out in q few days.
Work was commenced yesterday upon the
Washington avenue electric line at the juno
ton of Washington and Cedar avenues.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: Frank f. Dahl and Sophia
/. Dahl, Victor Olson and Marina johnson.
A break in the water main at Eleventh
street and Second avenue south turned that
tneighborhood into miniature lake Monday
evening.
The committee on public grounds and
buildings has awarded the contract for
decorating the city hall on NJ emorial day to
George W. Turner.
The house Of Halvor Olson, at 316la
Twentieth avenue south, was entered by
burglars Sunday evening and SS1 In money
and gold watch taken away.
I The United Carpenters council Of Chica-
go, has notified the carpenters union. of
Minneapolis, that the contracting carpenters
of Chicago are advertising for men, but that
! no union carpenter should reply.
Andrew Strum, carpenter who lives at
1908 Sixth street north, had his leg broken
by being thrown from buggy at Sixteenth
street and Twentieth avenue north last even
ing. He was taken to his home by the North
side patrol wagon.
The programme for the Norwegian Y. M. G.
A. fair at DANA hall last night included
songs By Trinity church choir, lecture by
Rev. Adam Dan, music by Normanna band
orchestra humorous reading by Y. Laws and
piano solo by Miss Peterson. The attend
ance was good.
Work was commenced on the tunnel under
Third avenue north. from the power house to
the river, Yesterday. This tunnel will be
will be used for the purpose OF drawing
water for the condensing engines used to run
the dynamos.
The Peoples Gospel TEN erance club per-
fected a permanent organization Monday
night, with the following officers: 81. Downy,
president; j. Reardon. vice president; M. Il.
Packard, secretary; Mrs. O'Neil. treasurer.
A constitution was adopted which states that
the object of the club is for non partisan and
nOn-sectarian temperance work.
The trade papers say that navel and Cali
fornia oranges are running low in the local
market. and prices are advancing. Inc
quality of the oranges on hand now is not
first class as rule. A recent advance OF 80
cents box for lemons In New York viii
cause all advance here shortly. Strawberries
are more plentiful, and now sell at 10 and ~
cents box This week car load lots are ex-'
pected from Tennessee.
The swedish Unitarian society now holds
its meetings at Labor Temple hall. Last
Sunday good audience assembled to hear
Mr.. Lundeperg. Svea band was present and
played two selections. q. A. Sandberg sang
solos that were well received. The society
intends to give large fair next fall. Mr..
Lundeberg will soon make missionary tour
of all the Swedish settlements in the United
States.
AXel Paulsen the ex-champ1On skater. was
in town yesterday. He rutused TO talk about
his domestic affairs further than to say that
all charges of crookedness made against him
by j. j. Malstad, his former partner and
present husband of his eX-wife, are false
He says he put $500 into the cigar business
and came out with only 500 % when he left
Minneapolis.
Rumors have been set afloat rejecting upon
the character of two Minneapolis physicians,
who are charged with having had connection
with abortion cases. 1t was reported III a
morning paper that the state board of medi-
| cal examiners were engaged running the
| thing down. but Dr. Hall. member of the
board said yesterday afternoon that he had
| heard nothing whatever OF any such matter,
| and, so far as he knew, the board was max
| ing no examination.
| According to the Commercial Bulletin
| thirty-three houses in Minneapolis received
| during the week ending May 8, 81 barrels of
| apples, 3.756 lunches of bananas, 39.l5S
! pounds of dairy butter. 1893 pounds cream
| cry butter, $3.50 pounds cheese, 81 crates
| cabbage, S36 cases strawberries, 1880
pounds pie plant, 456 dressed poultry, 8, 1923
| live poultry, 2,I01 cases eggs. 1880 pounds
| honey, $50 boxes lemons, 1910 boxes
oranges, 3, l35 pounds fish.
| Health Inspector Schwartz is looking for
| his horse and buggy. Yesterday morning he
/ drove to the city hall and hitched his horse
| TO the curb. He stepp ed into the health OF
| lice for few moments and when he came
| back the horse and appended rig were gone.
| The police have as yet found no trace of the
/ missing property 1t was undoubtedly
/ stolen. The horse was a chestnut bay,
! weighing about 1000 pounds. with one
| white hind leg and a white stripe down the
| face.
| The street railway company was obliged to
| discharge seventy-fve men yesterday. as the
| material for the electric line has Deen coming
! in SO slowly there was no work for them to
| do. The scarcity OF copper wire for com
plotting the circuit through the coils has been
| the chief cause of lessening the force. Chief
| Engineer Wise thinks that all orders will be
| filed promptly after this week. and the force
| OF men will be increased i'll proportion.
| There are now about 400 men at work on
the lines.
New cases Of measles were reported yester-
day as follows: 1920 Fifteenth avenue
| south, 237 Fourteenth avenue south, Ram
sey and Seventh avenue northeast 40 River
| side Flats, 3lS Seventh avenue north, corner
| Pleasant avenue and Fortieth street, 237
Cedar avenue 2Ol4 Sixteenth avenue south,
81 Cedar avenue, 6US Nineteenth avenue
south, 2S1O Ninth avenue south, 727 Ninth
! avenue south, 2Sl7 Eleventh avenue south,
3449 Chicago avenue, POI Sixth street south
| 4l6 Fifth avenue south, 1928 Nicollet ave
| nue., 1920 Fourteenth avenue sonth. 2544
| Fifteenth avenue south, 2I27 South Third
street, Is south Sixth street. 1898 Fifth ave
| nue. south. Scarlet fever, SOY South Fourth
| street, 1915 Chicago avenue.