St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

William McGraw, better known to the DO
lice as Boston Slim." escaped from the
workhouse yesterday.
"A N. Trussel yesterday was granted Der.
nit to erect block of flats on Twelfth
street north above First avenue, to cost SIS
5UU.
The bank clearings yesterday were S492,
412.37. for the week S3,S7O,56 81, and OF
the corresponding week last year, S3.172,
71444.
Mary Hill took out building permit yes
terday for the erection OF two-story brick
dwelling house at 1910 Stevens avenue, to
cost $4,000.
A. D. PASTOR, who has an Office at AZ
south Third street. reported TO the police
yesterday that his desk had been opened
witha false key ana $50 in money stolen.
A new religious organ, entitled "Our Hope
and Life in Christi is being published In
in Minneapolis. 1t will represent the Advent
Christian church of the Northwest not the
Seventh Day adventists.
1t is possible that the Central Baptist
church society will be divided, and that a
new building will be erected. The edifce oc-
cupied at present is too small to accommo.
date all the worshipers.
W. T. Smith, the secretary of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and
Children, has addressed a circular to the So
ciety, setting forth the objects accomplished
and soliciting contributions.
Chief Bracket is holding 500 in trust as
a nucleus for the proposed police relief fund.
An organization will soon be effected and
there are several ways proposed in
which funds can be raised to increase the
amount
j. P. Mcmahon. Journal compositor. had
a hand crushed by St Louis train. at
Fourth avenue north and Washington, last
night. DR.. Kilvington examined the
wounded member and found it necessary to
amputate finger.
1t has been discovered that the foundation
walls under the ice house owned by the
Blatz Brewing company are not strong
enough TO bear the weight of the "solidifjed
water" and they will have to be strengthened
before the ice house can be filed.
C. C. Wolcott, who about three wears ago
secured considerable notoriety by his con
nection with the old Scandinavian Elevator
company, is said to be at Bismarck, lobby
ing for the passage by the North Dakota
legislature of bill for the regulation of eIe-
vators
NJ Christensen was seriously injured last
night by collision with the motor train at
Nicollet avenue and Twenty-sixth street. He
was driving q horse and sulky and attempted
to cross the track ahead of the train, and was
thrown upon The ground and cut about the
neck and head.
Detective DOYLE yesterday recovered a
trunk belonging to c. j. Powell of st. Cloud.
which was stolen from the union depot on
Thursday. The trunk had been claimed BY
al S1PtesSHah, anu was HrsC taken u the
Florence fats. and afterwards to q ware.
house on First avenue north
The Bavarian government viii be invited
to pay bills IN the amount Of about $500 TO,
the expenses incident upon the arrest and
detention of Michael Schieber, the alleged
murderer who was captured IN Minneapolis
These are for the physicians services and
the mileage in taking him to New York.
Max Gutenberg, the dry goods dealer who
made an assignment several days ago, has
filed schedule. His assets amount to $40.
529. IS, consisting of stock, Sl,744. SO. and
worthless book accounts Ss,7S4JO. TIE
total liabilities are Sl4,432 10. Sl4, 244 .O5 Of
which is owed to Weitzner & Gutenberg.
Axel Lundeberg, who, it was recently an.
nounced. will start a Swedish UNITARIAN
church in this city in the near future has
completed arrangements to give series OF
liberal religious Lectures in Swedish the frs
to be delivered Feb. l6; the place to be an