St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
731.76.
The flour output last week was 90, 40 bar
rels. Pillsbury has cut down his output one
half
A marriage license was yesterday issued to
Hen nv j. Wicklund and Christina E. Swan
son.
The letter carriers moonlight excursion to
Minnetonka has been postponed until June
80 on account of the rain.
Seats at the Grand tonight for the high
school commencement will not be reserved
after the first piece of music.
Tuesday afternoon the residence of Mrs. G..
NJ Crowley, at 1927 Hennepin avenue, was
burglarized. Considerable valuable jewelry
was taken.
Ezra Farnsworth Jr. has brought suit
against Noah Coonradt to quiet title 10 sew
eral lots in Manages supplement TO the East
Side addition.
Annie Christine Carlson, a niece of Peter
Horkonson, living at $40 Fourteenth avenue
north, left Sweden April % and since then
nothing has been heard from her.
For the month of May the Minneapolis
postoffice realized S27. 523.O Oh from the sale
of stamps and stamped envelopes. compared
with S24, S00.G5 for the same month last
year.
A visitor at house of ill-repute on First
street south. Tuesday night, reported at the
police headquarters yesterday that he had
been robbed of S65 i'll money and suit of
clothes.
CL Woolford will remodel and improve his
residence on Tenth street south. The front
will be bricked, story ADDED and interior
improvements made at cost of about
$4,000.
The resignation of Postmaster Ankeny
from the position of custodian of the Mime.
apolis public building was received at the
treasury office yesterday. George Marchant
deputy custodian, was appointed his sue
ceSsor.
F. Fl. Strasburgher, young painter, had
paralytic spasm III the Spectator building
yesterday. He was taken by the patrol wagon
to the city hospital. He has been subject to
these attacks before and will probably re-
cover.
About a half million pounds of materia
for the steel arch and the Washington ave-
nue. bridges have been received to date. En-
gineer Cappelin. of the city engineers office,
cannot say how soon the work Oh the bridges
will begin.
Dairy Commissioner Ives has received as
surances from Washington that the original
package bill will permit the states to regulate
the shipment of food products, like oleomar-
garine. as well as intoXicants, and tn the
bill will pass.
Three small boys were arrested last even
ing by Mounted officer Shean, and locked up
in the central station on the charge of cut
ting their names on the panels of one of
the Pullman cars standing in the $500
yards.
The attention of the authorities was yester
day called to a case of alleged neglect of two
children at 81 Minnehaha avenue. 1t was
SAID the children were without clothing and
were eating refuse from swill barrels. Sec
rotary Hart, of the associated charities, will
take charge OF them.
The Northwestern Miller reviews at some
length the recent deal by which the Pillsbury-
Washburn syndicate obtained the control of
the c.. c. Washburn mills The Miller states
hot no 10
gates S1o5, 900 year.
The property owners along Portland ave-
nue. between Twenty and Twenty
fourth Streets have made arrangements
with florist to lay out and fill flower beds
III the boulevard on both sides of the street
and to keep them in repair.
The 4S-inch water wheel Of the Minneap-
oils mill is being taken out and 42-inch
New American put in its place. The new
wheel is of a special pattern, and is designed
the Minneapolis mill is fifty-two feet. Its
cost will approximate 81, O0O.-Northwester
Miller.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday by the Way
Zata Townsite company with capital stock
of 100000. The incorporates are P. W.
Herzog, J. R. Beery and Charles H. Gilman.
The Educational Endowment association
filed an amendment to its articles of incor-
poration
named Bachelor, whose parents are both
dead. He has been vagrant for some time
and goes about begging. His aunt. an estl
mable lady, living OH the East side near
Fourth avenue northeast and Monroe street.
wishes to have him sent to the reform school.
Measles were reported yesterday at 500
North Second street, 651 North Fifth street.
Ais Second avenue north, 1926 Marshall
street northeast 1871 Stevens avenue,
2427 Twenty seventh avenue SOUTH 1921
Fifteenth avenue south. 254 Fifteenth ave-
nue. south and 2oo9 Colfax avenue; scarlelina
ALTOS North Fourth street.
AT a meeting held in New Brighton yester-
day morning the First Congregational church
was informally organized by the election of
five trustees consisting Of B. j. Kelsey,
chairman; C. A. Thompson. S. C. Lewis F.
M. Searles and G. F. Wright. Five hundred
dollars has already been raised for the cree
ton of church, and special committee
was appointed to canvass for $500 more; the
cost of the new church will be $1,000.