St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Tie bank clearings yesterday were $685.
O747S.
The Minneapolis Gun club shoot has been
postponed until week from to-day.
Petitions against the usury bill are being
circulated, and being signed by thousands
The st. Anthony elevator took out the
permit yesterday for their proposed 100000
bushel annex, to cost $4,000.
a tsust deed to the Minneapolis Trust com
pany from the Duluth street Railway com
pany was fled yesterday with the secretary
of state
Mary Jackson. the colored girl who died on
Sunday night from the effect of 4 criminal
operation. was buried yesterday afternoon IN
Laym3n cemetery.
j. Amor II Co., have the contract for bury
ing the county poor for the ensuing year ut
$3.50 for eases under twelve years old, and
$3.50 for ali over that.
Clarence E. Bragg was brutally assaulted
on Washington avenue Yesterday by Charles
Vance. Vance struck him on the head with
q stone. Vance is insane.
Health Officer Kelly SAYS that the grip is
letting up, and the number of deaths from
! pneumonia, influenza and bronchitis de-
creaslng very percepUbly-
William Baxter. an old-time crook. was I'D
for yagrancy yesterday. He was given one
! hour TO leave the town, the alternative being
sixty days in the workhouse.
Through an error the name of Officer
Linehan was among those names of officers
reported as having been reprimanded by the
Superll tendent. LInehan was not of them.
f. L. Lyons. of stockton. Cal. died Wednes-
day at the residence of his father. 31S Second
| street southeast. The burial took place
yesterday afternoon in Lakewood. with the
Knights OF Pythias III charge.
Special Agent George W. Grant an his as
ststants, after more than five N Onths of
work, have completed the collection of man
ufacuring statistics IN Minneapolis, and the
last schedules were forwarded to Washing
ton Tuesday
Thomas Knee and Thomas MCINTYRE were
sent 10 the reform school, rudolph ROlander
was fined SO. and his brother Ferdinand
was discharged yesterday. The BOYS stole
brass. They were arrested by NJ. A. Dovie
the new detective.
Out of forty-eight applicants for carriers
! routes, twenty-eIght passed the civil service
! examination held Feb. 3. twelve out of four
| teen applicants for clerkships passing Q.
! G. Herrick made 81 per cent in the carrier
| examinations and John BouISon 90.
Martin Thompson was up in the municipal
| court Yesterday on two-year-old warrant.
Thompson left Minneapolis two years ago
! leavinga wife and children behind him.
warrant was sworn out for him at that time
| de returned q few days ago. and was imme-
diately arrested. He will be tried to-day
The pastoral committee of Lvndale Con-
ega1Ondl church held q meeting and dis
| cusSed the names of q large number of min
! listers who are willing to take the place Rev
| Mr.. Stevens. a member of the church. will
/ HI IHe pUlplI until minister Is decided
! upon.
| The stockholders of the MINNEAPOLIS
! Threshtng Machine company are to visit the
! factory at Hopkins to-day. The Minneapolis
! q st. Louis Railroad company has rendered
free special train, which viii leave the
passenger depot, corner Third street and
/ Fourth avenue north at $3.50 a. N. sharp. re-
! turning before noon.
a handsome memorial volume was last
! evening presented 10 James Bryant G. A R
! post. the gift of Dorillus Morrison. The
! presentation address was made by f. NJ Nye
/ and was responded 10 by Commander Nero
and addresses were made by Mrs Mary Nc
/ Suire Of the W. r. c.. John Day Smith Rev
! d. II. McCaslin, c. L. Smith. Ell Torrance
/ and Rev. q. l. Morrill,
The funeral of E. \. Bigelow viii be held, at
the Calvary Baptist church Tweuty-sixth and
| Blaisdell avenue, at p. N. tomorrow All
! members of Nicollet Lodge No 10 / o. o.
! F., of Minneapolis Encampment No 81. / O.
! O. E.. Minnehaha Union No. 773 (. A W.
and the Minneapolis Pharmaceutical associa