St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S767,
1884.
Yesterday eight minor permits were issued,
aggregatiNg Sl,S95.
A second mortgage for 100000 upon Bryn
Mawr was yesterday filed. James F. Schaper-
kaller, of Philadelphia, being the mortgage.
Joseph Rinehart the man who stole his
own oveTcoat and trunk out of the Grace
hotel, in order to beat a board bill. was sent
to the Workhouse yesterday for thirty days.
John Clairmont the man who entered An
thOny Kelly's grocery house Tuesday night
with skeleton key. was held to the grand
jury yesterday on charge Of grand larceny
in the second degree.
Officer Novack arrested John KaltZmann at
the Market building Yesterday for passing @
bad dollar He was taken before Judge
Odell, who pronounced The money good, and
the man was released.
At3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. Her
rick living i'll Florence court, was slightly
injured in runaway. Mr.. Hunter, who was
driving her, escaped injury The horse was
frightened in front of the city hall by falling
icicles.
Hach leaves MinneaI oils onight, en- route
for Chicago, in order 10 attend the gathering
of delegates OF the Western association. The
meeting commences at 10 o'clock thursday
morning, and will probably extend to Sun
day next.
The committee on fire department yesIer-
day decided TO put in six new fire alarm
TecOnSlTuCllOu
telephone system OF the fire department, ana
that sewer connections be made with all the
engine houses.
At the next meeting of the council Aid.
MCGOWAN will introduce motion to reopen
the old Maple Hill cemetery, which was
closed in the fall of 1889 by DR.. S. S. Kilving-
ton, who was then commissioner of health.
A bill providing for this has been introduced
in the legislature.
Capt William Traeger, of Hook and Lad
der Company No. .. his receiving hearty con-
gratulations from is friends in the fire de-
partment and others. The cause is the ar
rival of an eight-pound boy. supplemented
by the announcement that both mother and
child are doing we'll
Cormack Mccall, who attempted suicide in
Minneapolis yesterday by taking strychnine,
is still at the city hospital, but will probably
be well enough to-day to be taken home TO
Faribault. His father came to Minneapolis
lOsl night and is with his son. He purchased
the poison before leaving Faribault.
Charles and William Hackett, brothers.
aged nineteen and seventeen, respectively,
arrived in town yesterday afternoon from
Pittsburg, Pa, on a freight train. William
had frozen his feet while riding on fiat
car, and was sent TO the civ hospital. Charles
was cared for by The poor department.
Engineer Frost, Of the Utah & Northern,
who lost his life as a result of the terrible
collision Of Feb. l, at Dillon, Mont, has
sister living in this 0ity. She is anxious to
have the public know that the accident oe-
CURED through no fault of Frosrs, but ow
Ing to the failure of an operator to deliver
telegraphic orders to hold the train.
At meeting Tuesday Of the directors Of
the Minneapolis Brewing company, ii was
decided to begin the erection OF 25O,OO0-
barrel brewery, to cost about $4,000 1t will
be strictly fireproof and will be located on
Marshall street, near Twelfth avenue. The
small houses now i'll the city will not be de-
serted. but will be used as malt houses.
Ralph Knapp was arrested last night on
warrant sworn ont by George ID. Holt, secre-
tary Of the associated charities, charging
him with non-support Of his family Knapp
is teamster living at Twenty-ffth avenue,
near Como avenue, and is said 10 be album
dainty able to care for his family. His wife
applied to the associated charities yesterday
for aid. When Holt learned The circum-
stances he had Knapp arrested.
Sheriff 4. G.. Farnham, Of Lac qui Parle
county. came down to Minneapolis yesterday
for man whom Officer Butler arrested. The
police know nothing about tie man further
than that he is railroad switchman, and is
wanted in Lac qui Parle county for man.
slaughter and Jail breaking. There are one
or two other men wanted in connection with
the cHse. Sheriff tarnham Will stay in Min
neapolis until they are rounded up.
The citizens of Mcintosh county, n. D.,
have adopted resolutions of thanks for aid
received from Minneapolis, at meeting
held at Ashley. Nelson Williams and j. c.
Reno are mentioned specially in the resolu-
tons, who the resolutions say, supported A.
A Paine against the untruthful opposition
of lhe Mcintosh Republican. Commissioner
Helgeson. of North Dakota, is condemned
for utterly disappearing the true condi-
ton of the people,
Next Wednesday evening cantons of the
Patriarchs Militant of the state will have
grand battalion drill in Washington rink. 1t
is expected that Lieut.. Gen. Underwood, of
Chicago, the supreme commander of the
Patriarchs Militant of the world, with his
staff, will be present. Cantons are expected
from Winona, Kasson, Mankato and Brain
erd, as well as from Minneapolis and st.
Paul. II promises 10 be most interesting
event. The drill will be under the direction
of Col L Wnnd,Unr