St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


The total bank clearings for yesterday
footed up to Sl.2So. 999.S5.
Dlph.heria is reported from 1413 Second
street south and E556 South Dupont avenue.
Willie Dolan, the twelve-vear- old son of
Pat Dolan, 50 Eighth street northeast, disap-
peared Oct 16. Companions say he is at
Brainerd.
John Buckley, who was injured in a runa-
way accident Sunday. has died. He died at
1915 Third avenue northeast. No inquest
will be held
Rev. M. j. Savage. Of Boston, one of the
best known preachers of the Unitarians,
will oecupy the pulpit of the First church
next Sunday morning.
No. j hook and ladder truck, which has re-
Gently been overhauled and some changes
made. was weighed yesterday. Including
the company. 1t weighs, ready for service,
1913 pounds.
The Tyner girl, who disappeared some
days ago, has been found. She did not leave
town, as was at first thought. but went to
work at the Arlington hotel as dining room
girl. She says she was dissatisfied at home.
c. c. Webster deputy clerk of the United
States district court, is busy naturalizing for
eigners By far the greater number were
formerly subjects of the king of Sweden and
Norway, but several were English and Ger
man.
Wallace R. Hiles, Robert Rogers, Charles
ID. Walls and William ". Ehle are newly ap-
pointed letter carriers. The districts of the
city are to be modified somewhat, the change
10 take effect Nov. l. There are now eighty
carriers i'll the city.
Thomas Lowry says that if the good
weather continues he expects to start up the
Lyndale avenue lire by electricity in about
TWO weeks. The Douglas avenue, or Ken
wood, line will be run by electricity also, but
with only single track.
John Buckley, laborer who was injured
in q runaway accident in East Minneapolis O
week ago. died Tuesday. The coroner de-
cided not to hold an inquest. lie leaves
family at 1918 Third avenue northeast. The
funeral occurs this morning.
AT the meeting of the exposition directors
yesterday no business was transacted other
than TO audit bills. The matter of selecting
manager for next year was not considered.
Manager Regain is reported as saying that
under no circumstances will he serve an
other year.
1t was reported yesterday that detective
from Vancouver was in town in search of q
man named Van Valkenburg, Oh the charge
OF robbing bank OF several thousand dol
lars. Minneapolis police say they know
nothing about the matter, and take little
stock in the story.
At special meeting of the board Of educa-
ton resolutions Of respect were adopted in
memory of ". S. Pearson, clerk of the board.
who died Monday; and Charles 7. Conger,
who has been acting i'll the capacity of CLERK
during Mr.. Parsons absence, was elected 10
fill the unexpired term at the same salary.
1t is reported that the wife of August Ran
now, OF Stewart Mimi, will prosecute her
husband for desertion She claims that
about four months ago her husband de-
serted her and has been living with Mrs.
Lydia jackson, formerly of Stewart. Mrs
jackson says that she has never been in
Stewart in her life, and that Rannow had
been boarding with her at 621 Washington
avenue south for shout two months. Their
relations have been eminenuy proper.
The annual meeting of the Westminster
City mission was held at the church yester-
day. Reports were presented by the officers.
The work of this society is very extended,
embracing. as IL does, 1.-The districts of River
side flats, Hope mission aud Prospect park
Being somewhat financially strained it had
been feared portion of their benevoiences
would have to be relinQuished, but the la
dies have by personal solic .tation been en-
abed to increase their funds and now an
ticipate a year full of work.
Until recent decision of the Hennepin
county district court the position Ct Oil in
spector was snap. Under the old law fee
of 10 cents was collected for every package.
usually fifty-gallon barrel. Soon after this
oil was shipped IN tanks. and the inspector
assessed the Oil companies so tank. The
companies protested that each tank was a
single package and but 10 cents could be
collected. This caused the Oil inspector to
resign. The next legislature will probably
amend the present law, but the position of
oil inspector will never be the snecure that it
wGS.