St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-01


state convention will be at Aberdeen.
26.-Silver deposits are reported on
the Sioux reservation. The senate APP
propriates nearly $1,000, 900 for the Sioux
Indians.
27.-Seeding is nearly finished in the
Northwest.
2S.-Iowa's law providing for the
seizure of liquors shipped into the state
is declared unconstitutional by the
United States supreme court.
29-The United States irrigation
commission meets at Huron, S. ID.
30.-Gen. j. Ell. Hammond dies in st.
kota is said to cease.
May.
GA grand Democratic victory marks
| st. Paul's city election. Brainerd elects
a Democratic mayor.
S.-The great fire i'll the Anaconda,
Mont, mine is squelched.
9.-Butte, Mont, has $4,000 fire.
10.-Twin City bankers enjoy their
annual banquet.
1.-Sheriff PauIsrud, of Polk co unity,
dies.
13.-The Southern Mime sofa Dental
association meets at Waseca.
IA ful-blooded Sioux is admitted
to the bar at Pierre, 5. d. The Min
nesota Sons of the American Revolu
ton organize branch at Minneapolis.
15.-Capt. ID. Ii. Valentine, of the
Sixth Minnesota regiment, dies at Red
wood Falls Rev. Sam q. Smith, OF ST.
Paul, becomes a benedict. President
Z. j. Gray, of the ST. Cloud Normal
school, resigns. Thomas Lowry will
build handsome Masonic temple in
st. Paul.
17.-Cole's flour mill. Rochester, is
burned.
IS. Natural gas is discovered is Buff
falo county, S. d.
l9.-The United States supreme court
declares that the Minnesota live stock
inspection law interferes with inter-
state commerce, and is unconstitutional.
20.-The corner stone of the new re-
form school at Red Wing is laid.
23.-An earthquake shock Startles
Billings, Mont, people.
25.-The Cokedale, Mont. strike ends.
29.-NorthweStern lumbermen meet
in Minneapolis. Commissioner Lamb
makes his report on child labor.
80. "A cloudburst does $50, 600 damage
at Arcadia, Wis., Memorial day is OBJ
served, and the graves of dead soldiers
are decorated with soldiers,
31.-The Guaranty Loan building,
Minneapolis, is opened. The first adj
mission of woman to the bar in Min
nesota occurs at Duluth. The lady'S
name is Mary McGindley.
1.-COmmencement week at the state
university. Millionaire Brown, of
Marinette, Wis, commits suicide.
2.-JOhn N. Abbott is appointed as
sstant to President Hill, of the Great
Northern. The old settlers of Mime
sofa hold their thirtieth annual union.
I he census enumeration is begun.
3.-The new st. Paul councilmen take
their seats George ID. Eastin, we'll
known newspaper man, dies in Mon
tana.
4.-Thomas Lowry resigns the presi-
dency of the 500 line of railroad. The
&C. Washburn mills are leased to all
English syndicate. The Episcopal do
cesar council meets in Minneapolis.
Hamline college enjoys its field day.
Wyoming Indians murder four federal
surveyors.
6.-Thomas King is hanged at Boul-
der, Mont, for the murder or Matthew
I Fogarty. A st. Paul cable car strike is
unsuccessful. Minnesota editors start
on their annual excursion to Washing
ton, d. G..
Fargo, N. D., gets s125,00 for
public building. Tongue River, Mont,
Cheyenne Indians are arrested for the
murder of a cowboy. A monument is
dedicated in St. Paul to the memory of
Supt S. S. Taylor. The pleasure sea-
son at the lakes is begun. Four men
stop and rob the east-bound Northern
Pacific passenger train at New Salem,
n. ID. The government offers reward
of 81 900 each for their capture.
S.-Bucoda, Wash, suffers from
great fire. Josiah Thompson ST.. dies
in Minneapolis.
9.-Annual meeting of the Minnesota
A. o. Ii. at Duluth.
10.-Villard secures the Seattle, Lake
Shore d Eastern railroad. The Loyal
Legion of Minnesota celebrates its fifth
anniversary.
11.-Alarm continues concerning the
depredatiOns of Northern Cheyennes.
South Dakota Democrats nominate
Morris Taylor for governor. Gov. Mer
riam receives the g. A. r. veterans at
Luverne. A conference of 1000 dele
gates of the Norwegian Lutheran
church is he'd in Minneapolis.
12.-The graduating exercises of the
st. Paul High school take place at the
peoples church.
16.--A sugar trust in Minneapolis is
reported. together with the cracker
trust of the West. The Third regiment
is reviewed at Camp Lakeview, Mimi.
Twin City business men start Oil trip
over the Great Northern.
17.-Seventeen miles Of the Minneapo-
lis electric street car lines are com
pleted
The National Millers' association
holds its fourteenth annual session at
Minneapolis.
Seven MINNEAPOLIS census enumer-
ators are charged with padding the re-
turns and are arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Daggett.
IS.-The Catholic Total Abstinence
union meets at Saltwater. The Second
regiment, Minnesota national guards,
goes to Camp LakeView.
19.-The old First Minnesota regiment
has reunion at Red Wing. The Min
nesota Medical association meets in St.
Paul.
2O.-North Dakota firemen have
grand tournament at Fargo. The Red
Rock, Mimi, camp meeting is open.
23.-The Saltwater Driving club race
meeting opened.
24.-The state Prohibition convention
opens in st. Paul.
25.-Minnesota ProhibitionIstS nomi-
nate state ticket, headed by j. S. Pink
ham for governor.
26.-WilIiam BROKER is hanged at
Pine City.
2S.-The census bureau orders re-
count of five Minneapolis districts. A
new and extensive railroad transfer sys-
TEN is sought to be established in the
wholesale district of St. Paul.
30.-Ex-DiStrlet Attorney Baxter is
appointed to prosecute census frauds.
July.
North Dakota's saloons close. Sc
attic suffers from another great fire.
The Minnehaha Park races begin.
3.-Idane is admitted to statehood.
4.-Independence day is observed with