St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were SLOTS
343.06.
Mangus Bore, thirteen years old, had his
toes badly crushed yesterday under the
wheels of a street car.
The annual election of the typographical
union of Minneapolis will be held at Elks'
hall to-day.
John CronIn. twenty-year-old brute who
used to beat his mother, was sent to the ork
house for twenty days yesterday. e
The loss OH the Rees block and contents
has been adjusted. The loss OH stock is total.
as was at first published. and.on the building
S2OoO. The building will be repaired at on E.
The water works committee met yesterday
morning and ordered mains TO be laid on
Twenty-third avenue south and on Seven
teenth avenue northeast, from Main to Mar
shall street.
Sergeant Corey, of the Fifth precinct. YES
terday reported Mounted officers Deveraux
Linehan. Getchell and Provost for being
found off their beats The men received a
lecture, nothing more.
officer Courtney found heterogeneous
package at Third street and Hennepin yes
terday. 1t contained a bright new pair of
heavy shoes and several pounds of butter
The owner will find it at the central D olice
station.
Miss Mamie E. Jackson, seventeen years
old, daughter OF Jesse W. Jackson died Mon
day. The funeral occurs from the parlors of
Vail d Johnson. GIL Nlcollet avenue, at 3
mans cemetery.
The glee and banjo clubs of the university
yesterday started on their Northwestern trip
af ten days il the hotel car, 1.-The President -
over the Omaha road. They gave concert
at saltwater last evening and are TO visit Du-
luth, West Superior, Winona and La Crosse
The council committee on salaries received
petition yesterday from Robert Wilson. jan
ltor at the central station asking that his sal
AIRY of $50 q month be increased Wilson
locc
any other city official. The committee will
think about it.
The Minnesota Log Driving company. of
MINNEAPOLIS fled articles of incorporation
capital stock is S50,000. The iucorporators
are John P. Sims, Itasca county: II. c. Akely,
Ray w. Jones, F. S. Farr and W. F. Edger-
ton, all of Minneapolis.
The street car lines-es pecally the new
lines which were laid last fail-are experienc-
ing some trouble on account of the mud.
The track was at times laid upon neW-made
ground or along lines where sewers had been
built and the weight of the electric cars is ex-
pected to occasion some sunken or displaced
tracks.
The retail grocers met Monday night and
the cutting of prices was discussed at length
Reports were received on sugar -four ard
Oil. The agreements in force are not being
lived up to, and an effort will be made to Sc
cure signatures for new agreement. The oil
jobbers were present, and they agreed not to
sell oil to grocers who cut the price
Agnes Laughlin, the girl who took poison
at Fishers hotel Sunday night. has recov-
cred. She took arsenic, it is believed not
| morphine. Agnes came to Minneapolis. it
has been learned, from Montana. where she
worked in hotels She still refuses to az
why she attempted suicide In all pr ba H.
ity she will soon 60 to work at Fishers.
There will be new /. O. O. F. encam :
ment Instituted III ODD Fellows hall at Ce.-
trail and Twenty second avenues northeast
Friday evening. It will be known as Henne-
pin Encampment No. Al. The charter mem
bers are w. NJ. Brown. E. N Treat. /. G..
Pool H. H. Ransom, l. Cash, E. Rhode, E.
A. Thorpe and j. A Larson, with about
thirty-five new applications for membership.
The funeral of E. A. Bigelow will be he
at the Calvary Baptist church, corner Twe .
ty-sixth and BlaisdeI avenue at O CLOCK
n. Thursday. ALI members of Nicolle
Lodge No. 119, l. o o. F., also all members
of Minneapolis Encampment No 81, 1. o. o.
F.. and all members of Minnehaha Union
No. 773, Z: A. W., are earnestly requested to
be present; also a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the ]. o. o. F. fraternity OF the
city, as well as all the friends of the family.