St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.,
$3.50.
Measles exist at 1929 Third avenue south,
500 Fourteenth avenue southeast and at the
corner of Ninth avenue and Sixth street
southeast; scarlatina at 1900 Sixth street
south.
Hannah Edmunds the woman injured by
the motor Saturday. and who is now at the
city hospital, is resting easily. 1t was at first
thought she would die. but from present in
dicatiOns she Will recover.
James Robinson, twenty-three years Of age,
with some colored blood in his veins, was
committed to the county jail yesterday to
await the action of the grand jury on
charge of grand larceny.
Gen. A. B. Nettleton states that by the law
offer more than $4,000 a year as salary to its
president. This fact, it is believed, will
leave Dr. Thwing out entirely.
About son tons of water mains, to be laid
during the coming season. have arrived. to-
gether with one carload of hydIants and one
of gates. Seventeen teams have been en-
ployed in distributing the pipe.
Rev. Amos Crum, of Iowa, preached his
FIRST sermon at the new Fifth Universalist
church. He has come from Webster City,
10. in response to call to fill the pulpit at
the new church. 1t is probable that he will
accept the call.
The following officers have been returned
or elected in the village of Eden Prairie: Su-
pervisors, j. W. Pemberton, W. L. Middle
brook and William Anderson; clerk, j. G.
Goodrich; treasurer. Fred +. Miller; assessor,
George Sick: justice of the peace, Aaron 5.
Mill: constable, j. n. Parker.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following persons: Harris Peterson snd
Hansine Peterson, Erland Sohlin and Mary
Saudgren, j. q. Blumtach and Helen Il.
Duff, David Markham and Eva lehman,
Swan ChalsrOm and GuSta Jokson, John
Peterson and Matilda Stone.
Albert Zimmerman, a fifteen-yearold boy
who lives at Second street and fifteenth ave-
nue. north. and who is employed by W. Stroll
meier, at 24l Nicollet avenue. was badly
burned yesterday by trying to start fire with
benzine. His injuries were attende TO at the
City drug store, after which he was sent
home.
Articles were filed yesterday incorporating
the Hillside Cemetery Association of Mime
apolis, with q capital stock of S250,0U0, the
Indebtedness liability to be $25, 1000. The in
Corporators are George II. Rust Baldwin
FrOwn, r. 5. Goodfellow, WV. Folwell and
II. W. A. Cleveland, of Minneapolis; James
p Thwing Pennington, Me-. M. A. ThWlng,
ST. Paul
Edward Becudas manager of the Ameri-
can Art association collection of VeTest
chagin paintings, lO7 in number. is in Min
neapolis arranging for an exhibition of the
collection. II arrangements can be made to
bring the display here, they will be exhibited
in the panorama building, as it is the only
one in the city suitable for the large display.
The exposition building is too far from The
center of the city, and no other building
would be large enough.
There was an unusual rush for seats at
Overs Music hall yesterday morning, at the
sale of seats for the Kavanagh concert.
The fame of the boy soprano has preceded
him, and hundreds fiocked to the SALE so as
to be sure to secure the desired seats. Over
600 tickets were sold between and 10
O'Clock, which is unprecedented III concert
circles. As the church will seat but 400, it
looks as If the capacity would be taxed to
the utmost. The success of the concert is as
suTed beyond q doubt.