St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank cleaIings yesterday were S1,075,-
iSG65
Bennett seminary will hold its closing ex-
ercises next Tuesday evening.
Class day exercises were held at the North
side high school last evening
Ihere will be no service at the New Jeru-
kalem church Tomorrow as the pastor, Mr..
David, is out of town.
The June meeting of the Loyal Legion will
pc held at Duluth There will be large
delegation from Minneapolis.
Sheriff Swenson has arrested Joseph Janka
tt the instance of the sheriff Of Brown coun-
ty Janka is charged with bastardy.
Rev. II. Nj. Simmons read paper on 'Evo-
hutton of Morality before The Fortnightly
club, at the Library building, last evening.
The following marriage licenses were is
Eued yesterday: Thorval c. Wald and Ma
nlda Brastad, Christ Ranking and jose
phine Woechinski, John Gemlo and Matte
Mrs Rolfe, wife OF j. H. Rofe, died Thurs
day night at the family residence, 800 Laurel
RVenue. The body will be sent East for
burial.
Lieut.. George H. Morgan, Third cavalry, is
detailed as professor of military science and
tactics at the university of Minnesota, Min;
neapolis.
Gen. Russell A. AIger. of Michigan. spent
9 few hours in the city yesterday with X. B.
Langdon. He and his family are EN- route to
the coast.
Scarlet fever at 20OO Park avenue and 24O
Thirtieth street north, and measles at 2315
First street north were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
One of Sheriff Swenson's deputies lost de-;
Gnquent personal tax book for the Eighth
ward yesterday on Park avenue The finder
Will please return IL to the sheritfs office.
Mrs Francesca has been removed from her
residence, 52l Morgan avenue north, to the
city hospital by order of Supt. Snyder to be
for fFAp a al
garded as serious
Thursday night Nelson Bros. saloon at 120
Second street south was burglarzed and
gold watch and three overcoats were taken,
together with cigars and liquors. The
burg lars gained admission at the rear.
First Lieut.. Henry E Robbins arrived at
the recruiting Office yesterday to relieve Maj.
Wilhelm, who Will again take charge of the
recruiting office and supply department of
st. Paul.
Jack Bennett has disposed of his intereat
in 'Bennett's Base Ball Score Card to c. A.
greenwood, of Edwards Printing company.
Jack will go to New York within few days
and viii in all probability manage Col Inger-
soils lecturing tour.
The Globe Security company was incor-
porated yesterday, with capital stock OF
S20OOOO. Minneapolis and Philadelphia
men are at the head of it. The corporation
will buy and sell land and do general dealing
in real estate matters.
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nue. southeast, died Thursday night with con-
sumption, aged fifty-four years. The burial
was yesterday afternoon from the First NJ. +.
church. MIR. erxa had lived in Minneap
oils about twelve years.
The -four output for the week ending June
3 was Is, 900 barrels greater than the output
for the previous week. averaging 81 3u bar
fels daily. Twelve mills are now III motion,
grinding 1880 barrels day. On June 10
rates will advance 10 cents a barrel.
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fame at 247 Eighth avenue south, and Re
pecca Hatch. one of her inmates, were ar
tested yesterday morning by Detective King
Il appears that the women had harbored a
thief whom the police wanted to arrest, and
had aided him to escape.
Supt Henderson states that the firm which
manufactures the signal boxes i'll Chicago
has offered to replace all the old boxes now
IN use with boxes of their manufacture, and
FURNISH twenty additional ones for the sum
of $1,000. The police committee will prob
ably recommend the acceptance of this offer
The surveyor general says the logs on Rum
!lVer will be hung up provided there are not
heavy rains during the present month. The
numbers and clean drive is expected. The
Willow river drive is also moving along sat
lsfactoriiy, and many logs have passed
through Sandy lake.
At a meeting of the Harness, Saddlery and
Collar association Thursday evening. the fol
lowing officers were elected: President. F.
A. Fletcher: vice president, Charles GRAIN;
Beeretary. W. +. Coe; treasurer, George Cal
Iadine. The choice of grounds and date for
picnic were left with a committee to report
At the next meeting.
EfAl Long, who has been drinking quite hard
for several days fell down the stairway at
lis Hennepln avenue yesterday morning.
and for time it was thought that he was
either dead or fatally injured. He was re-
moved to the central police station and ex-
amined by DR.. Gibson, who found that ex-
eept for heavy jag and few scratches,
he was all right.
The third quarterly m Getting of the stock
holders of the X. of L. Building association.
for the year 1891. viii be held at the Labor |
Temple Tuesday evening, June g. 1891. Com |
mlttees appointed at the semi-annual meet |
Ing have been hard at work, and will make a |
report of their action, ana the managers will |
have several important propositions to lay |
before the meeting
One of the cars on the Nicollet avenue
electric line in charge of a motor man named
Ellis collided at about $40 yesterday morn
ing with one of the trains on the Hastings d.
Dakota near the old crossing on Nicollet ave.
hue. The street car struck the smoking car
OF the train near the center, broke five panes
Of glass and one seat and cracked the side of
the car. A gentleman named Peck, who re-
b1des at Merriam Park, and who was in the
tmoking car, had one hand cut by the broken
glass. The accident is attributed to the fact
lhat the street car was a new one and the
brakes defective.