St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-21
NITNNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The annual press dinner will occur at the
vest hotel tomorrow afternoon at 800
O'Clock.
The stockholders of the X. of L. Building
association will hole another meeting on
Friday evening of next week.
The First Presbyterian church has decided
10 change It's plan Of distributing pews and
III the future the seats viii be free
The sawmill al Twenty-ffth avenue north
east and The river, burned Thursday evening
belonged ID Jared Briggs. The loss may reach
$4,000.
Mrs; o,Brien, living at Plymouth avenue
and First street north, fell on the sidewalk
Thursday afternoon and broke her right leg
below the knee
the funeral of DR.. j. II. Irvine took place
yesterday from the residence, 620 East Fiji
leenth street. The Odd Fellows and Knights
of Pythas had charge of the services.
The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
6i9.2N. The totals for the week ending
March 90. as reported by the clearing house.
are S',53',as?.3l, as compared with S4,2u,-
year.
The city engineer has completed estimates
for the proposed bridge at Twentieth avenue
south. The total cost will be Sis 295. There
VIII be Lao feet of roadway. and the bridge
Is TO have double track, with roadway thir-
ly-siX feet wide and two six-foot sidewalks.
Rev. ID. D. Burrell has not yet rendered
MS resignation as pastor of the Westminster
church. as he has not yet received the formal
call from the Collegiate Reformed church. of
New York. He will not consider the matter
absolutely settled until he sees the docu-
mcnt.
At late election in the town of Osseo the
following was the result: President George
W W. savage; council, Louis Lapre. Isaac La
BlSslonlerre, Michael Wilmes: treasurer
John Hechtman; recorder and assessor. Emil
lie Febvere; justice, ". 5. Johnson John B.
Lirois.
Vice President and General Manager Cros
by General superintendent Crosette, of the
United States Express company. accompon
led by John n. Jewett are in the city looking
up suits brought against the company nv the
Baltimore Packing company and the Inter
state Grain company.
the several mail carriers who have been i'll
with la grippe during The week are recover
ing rapidly. and all will have returned 10
duty by Monday. There are but six off duty
Today. Tuesday twice that number were ilI
ne substitutes have done very good work.
and but little delay has been occasioued i'm
the delivery.
Charles CARING was yesterday fined for
non support on complaint of his wife. Nav.
refer thompson and Olaf johnson were Sent
10 the workhouse tor thirty DAYS for steoiino
horse blanket from Aid. W b. Woodward
The remainder of the municipal court docket
consisted largely of plain DRINKS of which
there were about dozen.
The Farmers Alliance educational cam
Inc thlrd party men about month ago will
be given the inlatiYe at a meeting to he held
at the Labor Temple this evening. The meet
ing VIII be conference of leaders as well as
n pubic gathering. Speeches Will be made
by $ NJ. Owen. II. b. Martin and others.
City Engineer Rinker has received = nrm.
per OF complaints as 10 the poor condition of
the sewer cutters. The SHOW thawing ran
10Y mas formed large pools of water in many
places. which, finding no gutter 20 flow aUav
H. makes its way into Easements The civ
engineer will notify the ward street commits
sloners, whose duty ii is 10 look after these
matters.
Up TO Thursday evening nj the Minneapolis
recruiting office twenty-four recruits had
been sworn in since the ist inst. and there
are i've more waiting examination. Last De-
cemDer The local office enlisted thirty-six
men, larger number than came from any
other recruiting Office in the country, and il
is the hope of the officers in charge in have
March beat December
The mills ground more -four last week
says. the Miller, the total production being
l-.'3V9 palres averaging 20.S67 barrels daily
against ll6,S33 barrels the week before. lj7.-
HU barrels for the CORES bonding time in
1851, ands 81. 80 barrels III 1859. There were
fifteen mills running Wednesday. and they
gilndlng at the rate OF 21.00O barrels per
twenty-tour hours. The flour market is in
rather an inactive condition, trade for the
last week having been limited
=, As the close of March makes the forty
tnlrd anniversary of modern Spiritualism.
the Spiritualists and Liberals of the North
west VIII hold meetings March % aid 30 at
Odd Fellows hall. T. Washington avenue
north, and March 81 at AIikado hall 62i Hen
nepln avenue. The following speakers are
engaged; Moses Hull, DR.. j. Ii. Randall.
MIS- MS Asplnwall; Mrs; Pruden. Miss Judson
EDWARD Bach, Mrs. Barton and others.
A special report has been issued nv Dairy
commissioner Finseth, showing the work Of
ms department for the past five months
The report of the Minneapolis office. made
py Dr. Drew, showed thirtyeight samples of
not up 10 the standard The law calling for
lhe labelling OF alum baking powders was re-
ported practically evaded, either by having
t me Ia9ei printed in such small type as not to
bottom of the can