St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The city warrants for August are now
ready in Comptroller Calderwood's Office.
Two more warrants have been sworn out
for saloonkeepers who have sold liquor TO
Indians.
Daniel Donavan, an old employee of the
sewer office, has become insane. He believes
that he is being watched by detectives.
The increase in the number of scholars in
the public schools this fall is about / 900,
making the total enrolment IL, 600
Emil V. Koessel yesterday waived examin-
alton, and was committed to the county Jail,
since he did not secure the $1,000 bail re-
CURED.
Edward johnson, a blacksmith, went to
the workhouse for thirty days yesterday be-
cause he would get drunk and not support
his wife.
Richard Fay, Comique variety actor, was
fined $50 yesterday because he attempted to
make a chopping block of Lille Barcliffe, at
205 First street.
The hearing of the census case before Com
missioner Odell was continued by the com
missioner yesterday afternoon to O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
A smoke stack of the Cascade laundry is
annoying tenants of the Guaranty Loan and
postotfice buildings, and the matter is likely
to get into the courts.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, O62-
1861. and for the week So, S45, 664.2O, as
against 81, S44. 125.19 the same week last
year, an increase of % per cent.
n Sdu dCclQeut OCCuTTcQ aDOuC o O'CLOCK
last evening at 1901 Spring street, East Min
neapolis. Z. j. Serron was driving into his
yard with load of wood when his little
daughter Della, three years old, tell under a
wheel, which passed over her head, crush
ing her skull and killing her instantly.
hog killing contest for the championship
of Minnesota will be held tomorrow at the
Twin City stockyards at New Brighton be-
tween Fred Ahlich, of New Brighton, and
William OBrien, of South st. Paul There
will be a butchers picnic on the same day at
New Brighton, on the shore of Long lake.
The final presentation of the melodrama
1.-The Stowaway.n willsbe given at the Bijou
this afternoon and evening Commencing
tomorrow evening Nj. B. Curtis will begin a
weeks engagement, appearing i'll his latest
New York success 1.-The Shatchen,n which
interpreted means matchmaker or mar
riage-broker. 81
Rev. G. C. Needham, the Evangelist and
author arrived at 6 40 this morning over the
500 Line. He has just finished months en-
gagement in Philadelphia, and viii now
spend two months in Minneapolis. He
comes to supply the Central Baptist pulpit
and take charge of the Missionary Traing
institute: He will occupy the Central Bqp-
also address the Y. NJ. c. A. Mems meeting
in the afternoon at $3.50 at the Westminster
church. CO
The first Main river drive has reached
Anoka, and the logs will be held at tn
point until they are needed. There is a big
supply at the sorting works, and they are
running freely, with trifie better stage of
water. The Mississippi and Rum River Boom
company has permanently laid off about l4G
men, and has now employed along the river
in the neighborhood of 200 men. most of
whom will be retained until the mills stop
running. The other drive is now at Watab
Rapids, three miles above Sauk Rapids and
moving neutrality-suspicious..