St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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There are only five prisoners in the county
Jail now.
will open its doors May 1. A. D. Kelley, of
Aurora, N. D., will be cashier.
/ Three carloads of Russian emigrants have
passed through the city in the past few days,
over the Milwaukee road, bound for Eureka,
Oak.
,The1nry in the ease of William Hunter,
charged with stealing span of horses from
Fred Yanka, brought in verdict Of guilty at
o'clock.last evening.
John johnson, a prominent member OF
the Knights of Pythias. is dangerously i'll at
ST. Barnabas hospital Mr. johnson is past
grand chancellor of the order in Nevada.
The Hennepin county Prohibitionists will
hold convention in this city May 80. Col.
George W. Bane, noted speaker from the
South, will deliver an address.
The Pat Gibbons who swore out warrant
for the arrest of John Norton, for assault
and battery, was not P. II. Gibbons, the coal
baron, as enormously stated last night
W.. Knott & Co., of Minneapolis, were
successful bidders for the contract with the
minneapolis street railway t. furnish all
beltngs necessary for the cha nge to cleo
tricty.
Magnes Lunnow, the editor OF the Svenska
Folkets Tidning, has been appointed assist :
ant secretary Of state to fill the vacancy
caused by the temporary absence of Herman
Stockenstrom in Sweden.
Measles were bulletined Yesterday as fol-
lows: sos Eighth avenue south. 254S Tay-
lor street northeast, 4D7 Seventeenth avenue
north and "a South Twelfth street. Diph-
liberia was reported at 64l2 Twenty-sixth
street south.
The 500 line expects to occupy its new ana
elegant quarters, on the seventh floor of the
Guaranty Loan building, May l. The city
ticket Office will be on the left OF the main
Third street entrance
The fire. department was called out at about
9 o'clock, yesterday morning, by a fire in the
basement of Metzer,s drug store, at Ninth
street and Nicolet avenue. The fire was
soon under control The damage was about
$500.
The street railway company has large
70 &c of men at work repairing the tracks
Wherever they are out of condition. The
work of making the proposed extensions
and improvements viii not be started until
the necessary material arrives.
The -four output last week. according to
the Northwestern Miller. was 121 ITO bar
rels., large increase. Twelve mills are
G rifding, but only three are using water.
The water will probably not be let into the
canal until May Is. The market is strong.
The annual dinner of the Jobbers' associa-
-tion is to be given this evening at the West
hotel Prof. o. V. Tousley will be the
speaker. his subject being the tariff. Other
INFORMAL addresses are expected. Dinner
will be served al 7 o'clock in the ladies' ordi.
nary.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persODs: Henry o. June aud
Rosie Foss, j. T. bort and Sarah E. Evans,
Peete johnson and Betsy Olson, Joseph NJ.
Benson and Annie G. Johnson, August Con.
mel and Margaret Nauel, Louis Schadewald
and Maggie Lose.
The first district convention of the Chris
tan endeavor societies will be held in the
Centenary NJ church Saturday, beginning
at O'Clock. The district includes the coun-
ties of Hennepin. Meeker Wright, Mcleod.
Carver. Scott aud Anoka. A programme of
much Interest is being prepared.
In regard to the statement that the Pills
bury-W ashburn Flour Mills company has
cleared $40. 600 for its stockholders within
the past six months, c. A. Pillsbury says that
the English company has had possession of
the mills only four months, and that no cal
culation whatever has been made as TO their
earnings.
The business men of the city and all 9TH
ers interested are invited by the exposition
management to meet at the hall in the base
ment of the bank of Minneapolis building,
corner of Third and NIcollet, this afternoon
at o'clock to discuss the proposed tOurna-
ment and carnival in connection with the
exposition.