St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-26

o'Brien. arrested some time ago for robbing
flatboat, were discharged yesterday.
Ri Rev. NJ. N. Gilbert, assistant bishop of
the diocese of Minnesota, will preach and
confirm class at st. Peters church to-day
The cornicemakers and plasterers say they
will stay out sill summer before they will re-
sumo work, unless their demands are
granted.
A Chicago detective took John Rice. want
ed IN Chicago for attempted murder, back to
that city yesterday ON requisition from
Gov. Fifer.
Aid Lowell is said to favor turning the city
hall into & fire ana police headquarters
about the year 1900-or when the new court
house is completed.
Cora Hartman had her loving husband, Ar
mold Hartman, arrested on q peace warrant,
because he was too obstceperous. Judge Ell
lott dismissed Arnold.
Measles are reported at sos East Twenty
fourth street, l25 State street southeast and
2ol Church street southeast and diphtheria
al III thirteenth avenue south.
Michael Stanton, charged with being
partner OF boy, now under indictment for
breaking into store on Franklin avenue,
was held to the grand jury in $3.50 bonds.
M. w. Meagher lectured before the Young
Peoples Political Science club, at the library
building last evening. He opposed single
tax. and answered questions relative 10 the
subject.
There was a small fire about noon yester
day in the boiler room of Johannin 4 Han
sens sash and blind factory at Seventeenth
avenue north and First street But little
damage was done.
c. B. Dickens, the First avenue north horse
dealer, who has been United States mail
agent for the past four years, has been APP
pointed agent for the next four by the de-
partment at Washington.
later review of the work of the fire at
Thomas shoe store Friday night makes the
loss 5000 Instead Of $4,000, as at first sup
posed. great deal of damage was done 10
the STOCK in The rear portion OF the store.
Sheriff Swanson arrived In Buffalo, N. Y,
yesterday with the necessary papers for
Charles Benson, who was arrested there a
few days ago for stealing $500 from the
Scandal Bank last summer. The sheriff left
for Minneapolis almost Immediately
The Hennepin county w. c. n. u con-
vention- will be held with the North side
union, 6l2 Twentieth avenue north, on May
aud &. Mrs. S. NJ. ]. Henry will lecture the
first evening, and other speakers will be In
attendance.
Mrs. L. w. Hungerford, who was well
known In Minneapolis. died at her home in
Warren, Ohio, last Tuesday morning, of
Iungerford was the mother OF Mrs. o. NJ.
Larraway, of Minneapolis.
DR.. c. f. Olsen was seriously injured Friday
night on Twenty-seCond avenue south by his
horse becoming frightened and running
away, The buggy collided with an electric
pole and he was :h>own out. His shoulder
blade was broken and his body badly bruised.
The Central w. c. II. U. has voted 10 con-
tinue the industrial school, although il is
very expensive. There have been eight
working girls lunch room at the coffee
house is reported great success.
Grand Master w. G.. Nye participated. Fri
day, in the ceremonies attendant upon the
laying OF the corner stone of new l. o. o.
F building at Preston. The celebration of
the seventy second anniversary of the found
Ing of the order was also included in the
ceremony.
The bicycle riders of the city want to ride
on the sidewalks in the OUTLYING residence
DISTRICTS and If The council will amend the
ordnance aud prescribe the limits. the
wheelmen Will give bond for all parties in
Jured. petition TO this effect contained be-
tween two and three hundred nameS.
There was wholesale burying yesterday
OF the new potter's field, near the quarantine
hospital. The bodies of forty six of tie city's
poor were taken from the vault aud Inferred
All graves are distinctly marked and rec
ord is kept at the health Office, 50 that if
friends or relatives claim the bodies they
can be readily delivered
Four boys were auaigned yesterday on
the charge of stealing wheat from Great
Northern and Omaha cars, In Southeast
Minneapolis Two were dismissed while
two were convicted and given light seuten.
ces. The main idea is TO give the people in
that neighboIhocd lesson, and show them
that they will not be allowed TO steal for q
living
The following marriage licenses were Is.
suei yesterday: John W. Wo'herspoon and
Agge G. Lovely, Alfred A. Kline and Pearl
Wing, Leander Van uicke and Zara A.
Wood, Mats Mattson aud Aunie Larson,
Mike Mensrchek and Barbara Sma ousky,
Ole BentSOn and Hannah Peterson Peter G.
Scat and Iildah n. Sreherg, John Burns and
Emily Mcleod, Charles Olsen and Clara
Bailey, Alfred D. Sibley and Winifred Dolan
Fred Anderson and Mary G.. Fellauder, Mil
lard F. Jones and Annie Anderson.