St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS ~GLOBULEs,
Bank clearings Yesterday, so2s, OBJ. 81.

Bank clearings Yesterday, $92S. 032.3 81.
Street railway cars began running through
to Minnehaha on the Hennepin avenue line
yesterday. 5
Plumbers wanting their licenses enewed
before May ] must make application TO the
city clerk by Friday.
Members of the Sheridan and Flynn and
"Superba. companies ale to play ball at the
ball park Thursday. {
E. b. Clement has been elected president
OF the Hawthorn Park Improvement associa-
ion and d. Nj. Gilmore secretary.
The family Of August Draphall, who sui
clded at Ashland saturday, reside in Minne--
apolis, and not st. Paul, as has been stated.
Harry Teetseli, the employe Of the Bishop
Paper company who was arrested for steal
Ing S2.S5 worth of goods, was fined s. yester5
day. z
Aid. Gray, %Ingennut and Brazie. of the SUI
pervlsors of the poor, spent yesterday at the
poor farm. II was the regular quarterly in
spectIon.
Charles Montague, an employe of the Hall
Lock and Safe company, yesterday afternoon
had his left arm broken while moving a
heavy safe.
Articles of incorporation Of the Minnesot a
Equitable Investment COMPANY were fled
yesterday. The capital stock is $50, 900, and
limit OF Indebtedness $4,000.
Baker Dennis, a musician living at 41 Hen
nepln avenue, pounded his wife yesterday
and assaulted Fred Roach, who interfered.
liz q AAllC0 ~ U cdCH assault.
Maj. R.. r. Henderson, Capt. II. A. Castle,
Commander Charles Parker and Secretary II.
H.. Hart yesterday visited the Soldiers home
10 see what appropriations are needed.
Mrs. Peyton, mother of young Peyton, who
attempted suicide by swallowing iaudanum
III a dlsreputable house recently, has arrived
In the city, and will take her son home.
II. n. Nash has brought suit against the
street railway company 10 recover $500 dam
ages, because. as he claims, he was elected
from a street car by a co lductor i'll a torcible-
manner.
The Twin City Medical society, embracing
St. Paul and Minneapolis doctors, held its
monthly meeting at the West last night.
They talked of matters peculiar TO their pro-
fession.
Since April 1 110-barrel car loads. or !, 100
barrels of sugar, have been unloaded at Min
neapollS, the duty oil which before the Nc
klnley bill went into effect would have
amounted to $4,000. G
The Milwaukee road may conclude to give
Minnehaha residents hourly train service
within a month or SO. The road may run
the trains, and il may lease the right to do so
to a real estate syndicate.
George Moore, alias Elwood, who recently
escaped from the Ohio penitentiary, is well
police, and is supposed to have been con-
nected with several burglaries.
An all-day meeting Of the Woman's Mis-,
slonary Union of the Congregational
CuurcHes VIII De neIu To-Day at silver Lake
Congregational church, corner remon and
Ihirty-second avenues north. Rev. H. ?.
Beach, of China. is to speak on THE Chi
nese Home and How 1t Is Leavened'' at 1:30
O'Clock.
DR.. L. C.. Davenport, Moolhead. president;
DR.. E. X. Clements, Faribault; DR.. A. H..
Knight, Minneapolis; and DR.. j. II. Martin
dale, Minneapolis, members of the state
board of dental examiners, examined four
teen candidates for leave to practice dent
istry, yesterday, at the medical department
of the university.