St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

z. B. Trask won the medal at the third an
nual competitive drill of Company a.
The Hibernian Rifles cleared 500 at their
entertainment, given Monday night, at Cen
tury hall.
Dealers in secondhand furniture have
been ordered to make reports OF purchases to
the police Just the same as other secondhand
dealers.
The bank clearings to-day were $500 o3s. 81,
ana for March So. 757.340.25, as against SIS,
2090990 in March, 1890. This shows the
very handsome increase OF 25.5 per cent.
Information has just been received of the
death OF Charles II. Curtis. q former resident
of Minneapolis. which occurred at Spokane
Fails, March p. Mr. Curtis was hfty-nine
years OF age.
branch OF the Salvation Army, died last night
at 7l6 Third st. south, aged fOrty-four years
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, conducted by the Army.
Local posts are making extensive PREPARE
tons Tor special memorial services next
Monday evening in honor of the quarter
centennial OF the G. a r. The programmes
will include addresses ana political songs.
Manager ". NJ. Bracket yesterday returned
from his Eastern trlp. and q meeting of the
exposition board will be held this morning
at II o clock. when he will report the result
OF MS investigations concerning the various
features OF the exposition.
The New England association. OF Mime
the secretary OF state, IN st. Paul. The cap
ital stock is S100.0 600. The iucOrDOrators are:
John NJ. Bartlett. Louis T. Menage and J. c.
Plant. all OF Minneapolis.
Albert Moore was the name Of the negro
who. Annie Anderson said. assaulted her in
her room over BTen's second hand store on
Third avenue south. He was arrested yes
terday on the simple charge OF assault and
battery, tried and discharged.
Eugene HallOran, sixty-two years of age
8 II nj afTa n
yesterday afternoon. The funeral viii be
held tomorrow morning from the Church of
The Immaculate Conception. Mr. HalIoran
was a bachelor ana quite wealthy.
The woman foreign missionary meeting
will be held at Plymouth church this after
noon at 3 o clock Subject: Educational
Work in China Short papers will be read
by Mrs. a. E. Hank. Mrs. Kingman. Mrs.
Heviland. Miss Grlswold and Miss Keith
There are twenty eight cases of Ia grippe at
the soldiers home, so DR.. Ames saws. There
have been no fatal eases thus far though the
extreme old age. ana the many infirmities
and chronic ailments OF large proportion of
the inmates mas kept the doctor pretty busy.
The street opening commission finished its
Work yesterday. The matters before it were
the opening OF Hiawatha avenue from Forty
fourth street to Fittieth and GrOVelanG ave
nue. from Newton avenue to Summit park
The commissioners will report in favor of
the opening.
The complimentary benefit to be rendered
at the First Baptist church to Charles Il.
Morse. OF the conservatory, on the occasion
OF his departure for New York. promises to
be q great success. The full programme has
already been printed. Electus A Pratt has
the arrangements in charge.
The building inspector is s1ll trying to
solve the standpipe problem. His latest
move mas been to write to the leading fire
engineers and building inspectors of the
country for their views and experiences with
stanuplpes. When the answers are received
he will prepare q digest of them for present
alton 10 the council