St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
81. 116,9104 40.
house at 1920 Fifth avenue south was
struck by lightning shortly after midnight
The printing of the exposition programme
this year has been let to Harrison & Smith.
The tunnel under Third avenue for the
use of the street railway company is com
pleted.
W. W. Saterlee is circulating letter invit
ing Bishop w. F. Mallalieu to take charge
of the FED Rock camp meeting this year.
Rev. S. G. Smith, of ST. Paul, lectures upon
Pray and Grow Fat" at Century hall this
evening for the benefit of Oliver Morton post
The general offices of the Pittsburgh
burn Flour Mills company have been re-
moved to the third floor of the Guaranty
Loan building.
Capt w. B. McCrory, of Minneapolis, IS tc
read paper before the Loyal Legion to-
morrow night at St Paul upon "Reminis
cences of Gen. w. T. sherman
Sidewalk Inspector De Harven's case has
not been decided yet. All the evidence ha:
been typewriter and is in the mayors
hands. He will decide in day or two.
the council meeting next Friday evening
will be for the purpose CT awarding bids fol
curb and gutter. which have been delayed By
the vetoes of the mayor and acting mayor
William Scott, employed by the Minnesota
Shoe company, of st. Paul, was in Minneap-
oils yesterday looking for his sixteen -year-old
Charles Horton is the first fireman to be
placed on the retired list, after eighteen years
and six months service. HIS health has been
poor since the Church of the Redeemer fire
four years ago.
Wheat thieves have been operating of late
in the Northern Pacific yards in Northeast
Minneapolis. Some of them were frightened
from elevator l Sunday morning by the
watchman. The story that they stole a wagor
lead of wheat is pure fake
George Alexander-only one of his names
by the way-was tried Yesterday for Inner
sonating an officer. He wore a star CLOSELY
resembling a Minneapolis police star He
was fined $50 or twenty days and sentence
was suspended on condition that he do so nc
more.
A horse became frightened at an electric
car on Univ e 'Slty avenue. near the CITY linn
its, yesterda y morning and ran away An
drew Leisch a junk dealer, and wife were
thrown out badly cut and bruised. Mrs
Leisch having her left arm broken. One OF
/ the horses struck an electric line post auC
was so badly injured it will probably have L
be shot
Mrs. Agnes Russell who has been stayine
at the Malvern, 9)1 First avenue north i:
missing. She had been an inmate OF the
asylum AZ Rochester two years ago, he
lunacy being induced by alcoholism She
was discharged on probation, and had re.
! Gently begun TO get worse. Some are inclined
| to attempt to identify as Mrs. Russell an ap
| partition that has lately been seen several
| times near Lakes Calhoun and Harriet b.
! superstitious people. This theory, however
| is i'm probable.
| On complaint of Secretary George ". Holt
| of the Associated charities a woman knowr
as Belle Kuehn was locked up as a yagrant
| This woman has history. She comes from
a well known and wealthy family OF Chicago
| She seems to be the prodigal daughter. She
| IS about thirty years of age. The mark!
| of trouble are on her face She has received
| aid from the Associated charities severa
| times. Whenever she gets money she spend
| it for liquor. Secretary Holt will correspond
| with her relatives in Chicago.