St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Two more gangs will be put to work on
Monday laying water mains, when the full
force for 1890 will be employed.
Mayor Babb will attend the meeting of the
Loval Legion i'll Philadelphia, on Tuesday
next, and is expected home few days after.
994.27. and for the week 5000, O29.Z9. as
against 81 ,055, 544.64 the same week last
year.
The residence of I. E. Casey. 2sO9 Pleas
ant avenue, was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent of $500 last night. The loss is covered
by insurance.
1t is said that the street car company will
lower the fare TO Lake Harriet this summer
TO five cents. Some fine attractions are Of
fered at the pavilion.
John G. Wooley will speak next Sunday
afternoon at 3 30 o'clock in the FosS Meth
odist church, North Minneapolis, and in the
evening in the Swedish tabernacle at 1870
The location of the South side high school
at Bloomington and Twenty sixth is the sub
ject of a kick from those living east of the
Milwaukee tracks, to whom it would be
rather inaccessible.
There was fire in the rear of barn at
51S Sixth avenue north at 3 clock yester-
day morning. The fire department. did quick
work and the flames were eXtlngulshed. Inc
loss was about 5000.
An autopsy held upon the body Of Mrs.
Eliza Eleanor, who died suddenly Thursday
last at % Twentieth avenue north. revealed
the fact that death was due to heart disease.
No inquest will be held.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Charles Maid and
Nancy Bergquist, Ed Larson and Carrie Lar
son. Carl O. Anderson and Ida Anderson,
Harry NJ. Bobo and Tillie Larson.
Considerable excitement was created on
Nicollet avenue yesterday by L. A. johnson,
who fell in an eplliptic fit near Fourth
street. He soon recovered and was able to
walk home. He is a bother of e. Nj. john
son, the president Of the council.
The Minneapolis Realty company has
issued very neat illustrated pamphlet, CIV
ing views OF some OF the handsome build
ings in Minneapolis OF recent construction,
together with points of interest about the
city. An edition Of 10000 copies is to be
distributed.
An auction sale of unclaimed goods left in
the office of the American Express COM
pany was held yesterday on Nicollet avenue:
near Second street. The articles were sold
at prices running from 10 cents to several
dollars 1t was motley array of packages
that was put up.
S. G. Gale. president of the Minneapolis eX-
position, has appointed III. j. Burton, chair
man; Charles r. Chute and 7. b. Janney q
committee to look after the proposed carn1-
val and merchants parade, with authority to
invite citizens and organizations Tor con-
ference.
Inc M1unoaDOllS fudrIudCcutlCdl uoGOSio-
ton will hold meeting at the board OF trade
rooms Monday evening for the purpose Oh re-
ceiving q committee from the Ramsey County
Pharmaceutical association. discussing trade
interests. 1t is intimated that the practlce OIL
cutting prices will be discussed.
Directors Of the Norden Insurance com
pany have elected the following officers: c..
Amundson, president; n. o. Werner, vice
president Charles Kittelson, treasurer; ex-
ecutive committee T. B. Walker, G. Amund-
son, n. 0. Werner, G. A. Smith, A. N. Mel
son. The selection of permanent secretary
was left with the executive committee, who
will report at the next meeting OF the Doard
of directors, which will be held very soon
P. w. Wildt was elected secretary pro tenn.
The clerks of the local freight offices OF
the several railways centering or running
into Minneapolis met Thursday night at the
Milwaukee freight cepot and organized the
Local Freight Office Clerks association. The
organization will be Of purely social ma
ture. The following officers were elected
William R. Hafie, Northern Pacific, presl-
dent: F. R. Wilson. Chicago, ST. Paul & Kan
sas City, vice president; II. M. Perry, MIL
Waukee, secretary; A. Gregg, Minneapolis d
St. Louis, treasurer.
Measles were reported yesterday as existing
at 1929 Garfield avenue corner Twenty NTH
street and Seventeenth avenue south; 2S2o
Eighteenth avenue south, 90S Hennepin av-
enue, st. Charles hotel, l First avenue south,
214 University avenue southeast, III TnlrQ
avenue southeast, 343 Lincoln street, 1917
jackson street northeast; 2709 Thirteenth
avenue south. Scarlet fever at 1904 Nicollet
avenue. 1907 Chicago avenue, 10 West
Eighth street, and diphtheria at 922 Twenty
third avenue northeast.
Frank Davis alias Oscar Davis, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary from Ramsey
county last spring for two years for larceny,
and who escaped from the penltentiary. last
Saturday, is now visiting friends i'll Mime
apolis, having been seen on Washington ave
nue. in the vicinity of Sixth avenue south Ii
is needless to say that he will remain but a
short time. as two gentlemen said to be con-
nected with the institution of which Davis
took French leave are in the city and are de-
sirous of learning his present address,
Tom johnson, a boy about seventeen years
of aye, who was formerly employed as bell
boy at the Brunswick hotel, was locked up
in the central station last night on the charge
of stealing S15 on the 3Ist of last month.
johnson was sent by Proprietor Wright with
bill to one of the guests. The boy received
the SIS, but instead of taking it to the ONCE
he skipped out the back way. Last night he
was found by Mr.. Wright in North Minneap-
oils and arrested. He will be arralgned Ill the
municipal court this morning.