St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-17
MlNNEApULl~ GLoBULEs.

Only about s, O00 of the $4,000 subsenb-
1rs of the water works department paid their
taxes, and there Will no doubt be d large
number of dellnquents.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 257,-
696. 20. For the we, k the clearings were
S., 483, 1907, against $50 9,9J3.U4 Tor the
came week last year, an Increase OF nearly
g. Per cent.
Dog Catcher Lovely began his WORK yester-
day morning. Within an hour he had cap
tured seventeen cannes, and as many eX-
cited owners we're at the city clerk otllee
elamoring for their release
The trustees of the Educational Endow-
ment association Mt The annual meeting in
Temple Cont reelected the officers of the
past year,. a. steele, president; a. q.
Wilcox, vice president; j. Merritt, secretary
]. j. Ankeny, treasurer.
The well known firm of commission brok-
ars. Presley, heller d Lewis, viii dissolve
partnership Monday. W. W. Brill, of Du-
iuth, has purchased the interest of Messrs.
Pressey and Wheeler The firm will be
Lewis u Brill.
The strong wind Of yesterday loosened a
great many bricks from the Tribune building
ruin ard they were flying through the aif
rather prQmiscuOuSly. The building in
Spector This afternoon ordered II. II. Thayer,
of the Tribune Building company, TO remove
the loose bricks at once.
Charles A. CornnAn- received a telegram
Regan. saying that he had completed salts
factory arrangements for the Edison exhibit.
which viii be one Of the features of the eX-
position this year The exhibit will be set
up under the personal direction OF the
Edison experts.
The flour packers in the Pillsbury mills,
though they are ut work. are very uneasy.
They have sworn never To work under Fore
man HOrner, aid, though they see they did
not do right in not treating with Mr.. PIsls-
~ Il Mt
Horner is still at work and so are the men.
The packers union held secret meeting
Thursday night to consider the situation.
More trouble is not unlikely.
The latest addition TO the collection of the
Academy of Sciences at the public library Is
q section of q tree trunk recently felled on
the old battlefield Of Mission Ridge. contain
ing an unexpected four inch Richmond shell
which was fired from q Confederate gun at
that battle. The tree trunk is over foot in
diameter and the she'll is Embedded IN d 1t TO
about half its length. 1t was sent to L. b.
Walker by q Southern friend, and by him
turned over to the academy.
The council committee on ways and
means and police met with the police com
missiOners yesterday and talked over the
matter Of the proposed North Minneapolis
station. 1t has Deen a question for some
time as TO whether the city had enough avail
able money for the purpose. Chairman Cole
reported that the $4,000 necessary for its
construction would be forthcoming. The
erection Of the new station VIII be COM
menced Immediately.
The first year Of the Missionary Training
institute closed Thursday. Rev. DR.. II. C.
Mabie. president conducted the examine
ton OF q class in Hebrew, and Rev. c. c.
Herriott the class in hnmiletics. Final ex-
erc;ses will be held tonight in Plymouth
church, and viii consist of an address by
Rev Dr.. Il. C, Mabie. the general secretary S
report by Rev. c. C. Herri0tt and short ad-
dresses by several of the Students. James
Suydam, of 81. P aul viii make an address
in behalf Of the board of managers.