St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-21

the following: E. A. Mitchell and Annie
Nelson; John Horne and Jennie j. Linue-
man.
The collection Col. ". S. King donated to
the public library comprises 797 bound vol
umes and large number OF miscellaneous
books in pamphlet form.
Justice Abel has dismissed the garnishee
suits against Axel Paulsen, the skater. The
money in o. E. Remey's hands belonged to
his hackers and not to him.
During fight in an East side bagnio on
Wednesday night it is said that one siren
deluged another with carbolic acid, burning
her badly. No arrests were made.
The funeral of Lizzie A. Wilkinson, the
young lady who died of heart disease in Mil
ler's photograph gallery, will take place this
morning from St. Andrews Episcopal
church.
81. E. Ladd & Co. have subscribed $500 to
the exposition guarantee fund The total
amount now pledged is about SllS,OOO.
Kennedy Bros. subscribed $500 TO the fund
yesterday
Scavenger G. s. Castle, while cleaning
vault at the Nordenberg brewery yesterday,
discovered what he believes to be the remains
of an infant Health officer Kllvington will
make an investigation.
The public library has received the collec-
ton of coins loaned by Mrs. A. M. Smith.
They are being reset in fifty frames, 2x3
feet each, and when completed will present
handsome appearance.
Builders are considerably annoyed by
gang of petty thieves who have lately made
specially of stealing lead pipe from unfin-
ished houses. The police have been notified,
and are Oh the lookout for the thieves.
G. E. Cottrell, doing business as G. E. Cot.
trell d. Co. who manufactures patent barrel
in Minneapolis, has been sued by the Madl-
SOD Square bank of New York. on a prom
issory note for $1,000, alleged to be unpaid
The $500 road has rented the top floor of
the Vanderburg block in addition to the one
now occupied by the general offices. The
floor was made vacant by the departure of
Isadore Monasch and his hthographing bust
ness.
j. II. Seymour and Charles Filteau will
build a $4,000 block at First street and
Second avenue north. The building will be
of brick and stone, four stories high, and is
calculated for wholesale and retail pur-
poses.
Last week the aggregate production was
1877 barrels, against H. $50 barrels the
week before, and SO, 790 barrels for the cor
responding time in 1889 There has been
quite falling off in the output for the cur
rent week from various causes.
Measles at 427 Second avenue north, 926
Fourteenth avenue southeast, 2643 Stevens
avenue. 6l0 Tenth avenue, 1909 First ave-
nue. south, 2l0S and 1884 Polk avenue
| northeast, 80 Oak Grove, 1905 First avenue
south, 1926 Nicollet avenue and 122 Fifth
street SOUTH
Another meeting of the Business Mems
union was held yesterday. and the following
elected as Gn executive committee: t. b.
| Walker. j. S. Pillsbury, ii. +. Brown, G. G.
| Goodrich, E. NJ. johnson, W. S. Knott and
| George II. Christian. The meeting was held
| with closed doors.
| The East Side Cemetery association has ap-
| piled to the health department for permits
| sion to inter bodies i'll their new ground in
| Highland park. If the permission is granted
| the association will agree to furnish ground
| for the city's dead, and also to exchange lots
| with the lot-holders of Maple Hill cemetery.
The Minneapolis Street Railway scompany
| has placed an order with E. P. Allis q Co.
| for three triple expansion Reynolds-C Orlss
| engines of I,000-horse power each. They
| are TO be used in the central station OF the
electric railway system of the city, near the
| companys Offices
| D. L. Morse, of Mankato, arrived in Mime
| apols yesterday to perfect arran gements for
| the development of the mineral springs in
| which Dr. Kilvington is interested. The
| springs are located eight miles from Man
kato and two miles from the Northwestern
| railroad. Cylinders will be sunk, and the
water will be shipped in barrels to outside
| points.
| New cases Of measles were reported yester-
| day at 427 Second avenue north, 926 Four.
| teenth avenue southeast, 2643 Stevens av-
| enue, Clio Tenth avenue north, 2609 First
| avenue south, 1884 Polk avenue northeast,
| 80 Oak Grove street. 1903 First avenue
south, 1926 Nicollet avenue, and 1872 South
| Fifth street.
Articles were filed yesterday incorporating
the English Evangelical Lutheran church Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, by Albert H. Christen-
sen, Iver Erickson, Peter Fridholm. John A.
| Wegar and G. III. Trobert In case of disso-
| luton of the society. the articles provide
that all Of the property shall go to the Lu-
theran Mission and Church Extension So
ciety.
Thomas Lowry is quoted as saying that
| while the Sprague company has secured the
| contract for large number of the electric
motors, this by no means shuts out the
| Thompson-Ho people, and they. too,
| will furnish some of the motors. Some 200
| motors VIII lie needed and as neither com
| pany could furnish all of them promptly
and as each style of motor is equally good,
both will get chance.