St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

! 1904
All the schools celebrated Arbor day yester-
day A tree was planted by each one the
children sang and some one made an ad-
dress.
The North Star Distllery company filed
! articles of incorporation yesterday: The
capital stock is $4,000, and the limit Of in
debtedness is placed as $1,000.
E. Scharte, who deserves to be called the
man with the iron nerve, writes from Wa
dena TO Supt. Snyder asking for help from
the Minneapolis poor department.
II. NJ. Rice, who died In Westminster church
Thursday night, will lie buried tomorrow
afternoon from Amort Il Co.'S undertaking
rooms. y? Washington avenue south
The water mains 10 be laid this year give
about so new water takers This number
is quite n water system i'll itself. The total
number of subscriL ers at present IS above
14.000.
The death rate for April is no higher than
the average. All traces of the grip have dis
appeared from the city, and The number of
cases of diphtheria, typhoid fever and pneu-
monia is small.
The Jarless Spring Carriage company has
decided to locate factory at st. Louis Park.
factory are about completed ana the factory
will be erected at once.
George Otis and Eugene Smith, South Min
neapols boys, wanted TO go into the dairy
ragned Yesterday both pleaded guilty. They
will be sentenced to-day.
The waterworks department is taking in
big money now. for the semi-annnal water tax
is due May 1. 1t must be all paid ND by May
20. Registrar Moody says the department
will take in fully $4,000 within this time
All licenses, with the exception OF the
liquor licenses, were due yesterday. The
city hall has been pretty we'll filed with ped.
dlers, paWnbrokerS, plumbers owners OF
dogs. house movers, etc, all taking out new
licenses.
The Normanna Skating club will give an
entertainment and ball tomorrow evening at
Normanna hall. Several uniformed societies
have been invited TO attend and will join i'll
Il procession through the streets before the
entertainment begins.
The remains of Charles Hunstock the vet
Gran fireman, who died last winter, will be
taken from the vault at Lakewood and buried
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon. The burial
will be attended by detail from the fire de-
partment and Minneapolis lodge of Odd Eel
lows.
The mayor has not yet indicated who will
be dog catcher. In addition to Agent W. w.
Tatro, OF the S. P c. A.. EnOch Hidden,
Democratic candidate for alderman in the
Second ward last fall; George Beavers, who
was dog catcher under Mayor mes, and
man named Bergquist, are among the candj-
dates.
Minneapolis two explorers in the Philli-
pine lslaHuS, frOIs. w Orcesuer anu DouTHS,
who were sent out by Mr.. Menage some
months ago. have sent tWenty-three boxes of
specimens 10 their patrons. The boxes are
now en- route and when received will be
turner over by Mr.. Menunge TO the Ac deny
of Sciences and placed upon exhibition in
the Public Library building.
Isaac NJ. johnson and Rose Kohler, Harry
P. Caigell and Charlotte o. Parker, Daniel
That's and Catherine Dennis. William =. Car
Teton and Eva c. Sloquist, Henry Baesch and
Eliza Oaks, Frank Gulan and Ruby Hans
kessel, John Anderson and Ida NJ. Carlson,
Charles E. Newqust and Augusta S. johnson
were licensed to wed yesterday.