St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-04
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Minneapolis Lodge No 1, K of P, will
meet this evening at the Masonic Temple for
election Of officers and second rank work.
Battery expects to use the old tactics for
month longer, by which time Appleton
promises to have The new artillery tactics
printed.
Andrew Czysum says that Richard Barrett
has robbed him of a watch worth Sl5. Bar
rett's case was continued TO allow the grand
jury to investigate.
The iron of the First avenue bridge across
the tracks on Fourth avenue north has been
swung into place, and by Monday or Tuesday
next it will be open for traffic.
Peter Lavalle and John G. Sterrett, the
well-known colored politician, have been ap-
pointed patrOlmen, and will assume their
duties as soon as their uniforms are made.
The people on the electric lines had their
hearts gladdened yesterday by the sight of
the trailers hitched to the motors which have
been so OverworkeG for the past few days.
J. II. Gilbert, of Chicago a granger com
munIty in Illinois, bit at Il watch auction
fake, at D Nicollet avenue, yesterday. He
blew in $25, but by squealng got Sl7. 80 back
The minneapolis Western Railway com
pany, the Belt line, has placed S5j0090 in
bonds and has filed a mortgage to the Mime
apolls Trust company, the guarantor OF the
bonds.
Capt. o. c. Merriman has been elected cash
Ter of the Commercial bank, in place of X.
+. Browne, who died few days ago. For
several years Capt. Merriam has held the
position of vice president.
The funeral of Mrs. L. r. Barker, who died
at her home on Taylor street Wednesday
afternoon. will be held at IL oclock Saturday
morning from the NJ. f. church, of which
she was worthy and much respected mem
Der.
Cases of measles at 401 Nineteenth avenue
south. 1915 Eighth street north. 242O Blaisdell
avenue and %Ul3 Irving avenue north. and
diphtheria at 1U14 Twenty-second street
south were reported at the health office yes
terday.
In pursuance of instructions from Health
Commissioner kelley the street commits
retaining wall at Maple Hill cemetery. and
the bodies recently eXhumed have been re-
inferred.
j. A. Davies and E. E. Wheeler. elders of
the ReOrganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, are holding meetings in
North Minneapolis. These people have no
dealings with the Utah Mormons or faith in
their practices.
Capt O'Neln and nine members Of the
Minneapolis fire department with the big
steamer arrived yesterday from Gladstone.
They had an all-night ride and were very
tired. They said. however, that they had
done good work at Gladstone
The Kaministique Iron company filed arti-
cles of incorporation yesterday. with cap
ital stock of 100000 Samuel il. Hall, Hora-
ito j. Smith, GuStavus A. Castle, Robert ID.
Arundel, Clinton L. Stacy, Harlan d. Stacy.
Albert NJ. Hillman, E. W. Ginter are the in
cOrpOrators.
Street Commissioner Carlson, of the Ninth
ward, says that the Maple Hill difficulty was
not caused by street grading. for he has not
been grading any streets in that vicinity The
collins we're exposed by reason of the exca-
VaiiOns of private parties who claim TO own
the land.
A young man calling himself p Burke
was arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day morning on the charge of assAultng
and rObbing Henry Anderson in the alley in
the rear of the Scandal house. His case was
continued to allow it to be brought 10 the at
lention of the grand jury.
L. A. Mester, who has figured to a consid
cradle extent Ill both criminal and civil
courts. has been sued in the municipal court
by Emil P. Bauer. Bauer demands $500 dam
ages for false imprisonment. Meister having
had him arrested for assault and battery
and the case having Deen dismissed.
The regular weekly meeting of the business
mems union was held yesterday i'll the rooms
in the Masonic Temple. Several matters Of
Importance we're talked over, including a
number of industries which are talk ing of
locating in this city, but no definite action
was taken in regard to any of them.
All members of the Lotus club are very
cordially invited by the management of the
Andrews Opera company to attend the per-
this evening. The tickets are now in the
hands of the secretary of the club, and can
be had upon application at their club par
lorS
George Y. Morgan post will hold its annual
election at the post hall this evening. The
contest for the cOmmandership promises to
be lively One there being four candidates
for the position: George Grant, E. c. Allen,
+. A. Fletcher and Robert Stratton. All
would be called commander, and they are all
at work.
Edward Bromley, father of Edward A.
Bromley, of this city. died very suddenly in
Detroit Wednesday night of heart failure.
for SIX years in st. Paul, from 1867 to 1873
ing silver plated ware. His son left for De-
trOit today.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank ). Morris and Frances Reamer, James
7. Bowman Jr. and Maivina r. Muse Benia-
min Stanchlield and Bessie Johnson, j Ohm j.
Schneider and Hattie Malchley, Charles A
Anders and Gusta Engberg, John Thulin
and Augusta LihdstrOm. Knute Stevens and
Fanny Halle. John d. Munson and Ellen
Grant
A. G. Mosher. city sealer of weights and
measures, states that he is aware that some
OF the grocers use the wine measure gallon
of 23l cubic inches instead of the dry meas
ure, which contains 2S3 cubic inches but in
many cases II is through ignorance Mr.
Mosher states that he is powerless to take
action in the matter, as there is no law
covering the point. A law will be prepared
for the next Legislature.