St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-29
The "DunlapS''
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Thomas Lowry has returned from the East.
The bank clearings yesterday were S1.171,-
9SS. %.
The Minnetonka Improvement association
will meet at the West hotel TO morrow at
?. m.
The Westminster Y P. s c. E. will give
cobweb social in the church parlors this
evening.
L. Robbins will build a three-story brick
building. designed for club house at p Cen
tral avenue.
Supt. Henderson has a pocketbook contain
ing valuable papers which was picked up on
Sixth street Monday.
The young ladies of the Christian Endeavor
society. OF st. Paul's parish. held a social in
the guild room of the church last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Oswald will arrive in
Minneapolis from their California trip Fri
day morning. They are now in Cincinnati.
1t is said that the Louisiana lottery is still
doing good business in the city, which it
expects TO increase when things are shaped
up"
United States District Attorney Hay says he
has heard of no action on the part of the gov
ernment in regard 70 dumping night soil in
the river.
James Dasey and Miss Mary Mcdonald
were married at Holy Rosary church yester-
day morning. A reception was given at 2204
Cedar avenue last evening.
Manager T, W. Eek received telegram
from Miss Hattie Nelson, of b rooklyn. \. Y,
yesterday. She will enter the bicycle race
which will Degin next Monday night.
Tomorrow all city licenses with the excep-
ton of liquor licenses, will expire. and Mon
day City Comptroller Armstrong will be ready
10 issue licenses for the coming year.
A University car jumped the track Monday
and collided with a car going in the opposite
direction. No one was badly injured al
though the cars were badly demoralized.
Samuel Whitworth, who was burned about
the face and hands bv the explosion of a
gasoline tank in the rear of the Metropolitan
Dye works Monday, is reported as improving.
The funeral of Thomas lynch, the North
ern Pacific locomotive engineer who died at
Missoula, Mont, was held yesterday at 1105
Aldrich avenue north, the residence of his
mother.
F. De Harven, ex-sidewalk inspector, who
was removed from the police force some few
days ago, has now got new ''yob." He is
collecting fares on one of Thomas Lowrys
omnibuses.
Scarlet fever is reported as existing at 267
Dupont avenue north, and measles at 326
Fifteenth avenue southeast ~ Fifth street
southeast, 3O14 Twenty-eighth avenue south,
and the Linden"
Mayor Winston has not yet determined
upon the four men who will compose the
new board of charities and corrections, They
will undoubtedly be men of high standing
and wide experience.
John Rockoskey, living at 110 Ramsey
street northeast fell from fiat car on the
Great Northern road at Washington avenue
north, and was severely injured ABOUT the
back. He was taken to st. Marys hospital.
ExMayor Babb thinks the ST. Louis deal
ers tried TO make it appear that there was
combine among the ice dealers III order to
enable them to get the Minneapolis men to
cutting prices, SO they could gobble up all
surplus ice on speculation.
To-day Joe Jepson, well known about
town, will be examined in the municipal
court on the charge of assault and battery
preferred by Irving Pierce. The trouble
arose over a bill for the care of Jepson's
children and each claims the other the ag-
gresSor.
The Business Mems union is at work on a
scheme to divert more retail trade from Mic
ollet to Hennepln avenue. Several projects
have been discussed, but as vet none have
materialiZed. The subject will be taken up
again soon and considered with a view to-
ward carrying it out.
Albert Scheffer mas been elected president,
P. j. Giessen vice president, Gustave A. Muss
gang corresponding secretary. Charles Mas
theis financial secretary and William Bickel
treasurer of the committee appointed by the
Turnverin to arrange for the national turn
fest to be held III Minneapolis July 20 to %.
The state board of pharmacy met yesterday
at the office OF the secretary in the Bank of
Commerce building. The examination pa
pers of the class of ffty-siX members, who
attended the examination held at the Masonic
vassed and certificates of registration granted
Mrs. Michael Schuber, wife of the Bavarian
murderer who was arrested in Minneapolis
last winter and beheaded in his native land.
has written to several persons in this city in
Difference to her husbands wishes He
speaks of McMarty, the Edna Mills farmer
who turned him over TO the police and all
persons who visited him at the central police
station.
Charles johnson and Annie Mobeck Frank
W. Jonnstone and Alice Z. Healy, Michael
Sullivan and Milly Pratt Jacob Wieland and
Mary Kramer, Charles E. Carlson and Alice
Johnson, Lewis johnson and Mary Albert
son, John Carlson and Hannah Anderson,
Samuel W. Laddon ana Minnie G. Stevens
and james kehoe and Annie VI. Weston will
wed on licenses issued by the clerk of courts.
The farmers of Brooklyn have subscribed
| the SIS, 900 necessary for the extension of the
street railway line, and in a short time it is
expected that the garbage cars will be run
ming. The company expects to make profit
able business from the start. During the day
! passenger cars will be run and at night gar
| bage ears. The board of health will meet
Monday for the purpose of completing the
plans and dra wing up the recommendations
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